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  • Tinyshoes
    Tinyshoes Posts: 29,014 Forumite
    fairclaire wrote: »
    talking of bras! I very just been out to the car to get these :D totally forgot about them :eek:

    Wombled from a trolley in As today :D :rotfl::rotfl:

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    Calendar Girl. ;)
  • Savvybuyer
    Savvybuyer Posts: 22,332 Forumite
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    edited 20 November 2013 at 12:48AM
    evening all
    just had a thought (as you do) but not sure if its a good one. re the boost cc points. would it work to double up your points for finest wines if you are buying meal deals, someone has just mentioned th e finest bisol prosecco @ 9.99 a bottle is part of the meal deal so if you did 2 meal deals For £20 and paid with a £5 boost point (doubled up to £10) youd get 2 deals for £10 in cash. can anyone see a flaw in that one.


    EDITTED
    just spotted the flaw, that particular wine is in a £20 meal deal, and as its 1p under the £10 you'd have to buy another bottle of finest to make the boost reduction kick in.
    oh well i tried.

    Oh they are beggars at times - a bit like rival Sainsbugs, maybe in conjunction with Nectar, maybe not, just seems as if they've worked it out this way (which they may or may not have) - Savvy, what you are rambling about?:D - extra points when you buy £2.50 of cereal that's £1 in Mr A, except that any cereals cheaper elsewhere are maximum £2.49 cost, so you have to put in an own brand Sains. cereal that then makes the whole deal doesn't work out as good:(.

    Anyway, hello folks, I am alright (although no chance of me catching up with whatever I've missed today as needing to go nearly as soon as I've arrived, need my sleep!;):D:rotfl:) and it's worked, instead of taking up points worth a few pennies when, in theory, hypothetically, I might have spent £30, I did the complete opposite of what they (presumably) expected: I reduced my spending, on anything at all, in Sainsbobs to a bare minimum (just a pack of potatoes here and nothing else on a shop, except when Lidl had its weekend special there last weekend) - seems my spending just one or two quid and much more occasionally has paid off - I went just to top up with some petrol today and... out came a coupon for £4.50 off a £30 shop! Not points but 'real' money.

    That is a good percentage of my £20 net. shopping after the brands have been matched on the comparables in my shopping. So it's, sort of, okay. I nearly bought a branded whoopsie (yes perhaps I shouldn't have fallen for it so quickly:() in my shopping, then got to the checkout (or, rather, self-scan), scanned it and then I clicked it would be likely compare vs a much higher normal price at chosen rival, so, with a few pence needed to the £30, off I rushed (after cancelling and discussing getting something else with the SA of course) and replaced it with an own brand whoopsie. BM back as expected, plus another double points coupon - oh well, only about 10p when I spend nothing over the BM value next time on own brands that are cheapest there and branded items cheapest there and unavailable in Mr A. Works for me - though I have seen about the ice cream!
  • Tinyshoes
    Tinyshoes Posts: 29,014 Forumite
    :eek: Luckily I dont know how to post pictures :rotfl:

    Ah but I do now. ;) :rotfl:
  • gocat
    gocat Posts: 5,907 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Mortgage-free Glee!
    Brusine wrote: »
    Evening all
    For T tomorrow orders, dairy coupon from T mag takes off both £3 off £12 coupons (works on T cheese only, not on Pilgrims) even though second one is from 3rd december.
    Hth

    Think I need a pm. Preferably before midnight :eek:
  • Savvybuyer
    Savvybuyer Posts: 22,332 Forumite
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    Wow I can read this but it will not help me with my spellings:D

    Can everyone read this, straight off without having to consider what it means?

    (I'm hinting at my boring:rotfl: specialist topic again, wondering whether minds of autism brains and minds of those without work the same on this or not.)

    [Edit: Just for clarity, this clarification not needed I suspect by most of you, I can read it straight off too.]
  • aau1
    aau1 Posts: 19,401 Forumite
    Better still, buy 6+fillers at Asda for £54 compares against £42 less 10% giving an APG of £16.20, therefore cost = £37.80 less £20 Quidco = £17.80 TOT so £2.92 per case

    Pricey! :eek:

    :rotfl:
    Apparently, everybody knows that the bird is [strike]the word[/strike] a moorhen
  • fairclaire
    fairclaire Posts: 22,698 Forumite
    Tinyshoes wrote: »
    Calendar Girl. ;)

    I didn't say they fitted :cool::rotfl::rotfl: That red one has so much padding in, it's unbelievable :eek: and a label that says 'instantly appear 2 sizes bigger'

    ......who needs Viagra :D:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
  • For the SiFi fans this is a great gift for Xmas. Bought myself one as can't guarantee anyone will think to buy me one :o

    http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/doctor-torchwood-dressing-gowns-for-13-49-was-49-99-delivered-internetgiftstore-1708092

    LL

    The Torchwood one is brilliant :T
    'I solemnly swear that I am up to no good'
  • EMMAP
    EMMAP Posts: 4,746 Forumite
    Debt-free and Proud!
    FC well jel of that leopard print bra

    What an excellent womble. Someone's OH is gonna be disappointed tonight when they see the same old kecks :rotfl:
    Debt free 6th December 2014 :)

    'Kindness is a simple act to show someone that you see them and that they're worth it'
  • Tinyshoes wrote: »
    Ah but I do now. ;) :rotfl:

    :eek::eek::eek::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

    Lucky I have a couple of 4p shoes from my personal shopper :D
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