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The Mad(ness) that is the Elite. He's gone, but was one of the best :A
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Just catching up ....Buy at least 3 x £25 of the Arcadia vouchers from Tesco - 20% = £60 , hand in 3 of the 100 point coupons out of the magazines and you will also get 150 points for spending over £50 plus a hh for £5 for next week
It is starting to make sense now, are the Arcadia vouchers for a group of shops including Top Shop. thanks Emerald.0 -
TS think topshop are arcadia, just check when you go to get them all the names printed on themSealed pot challenge number 003 £350 for 2015, 2016 £400 Actual£345, £400 for 2017 Actual £500:T:T £770 for 2018 £1295 for 2019:j:j spc number 22 £1,457Stopped Smoking 22/01/15:D:D::dance::dance:- 5 st 1 1/2lb :dance::dance:0
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Please can I ask what exactly is a snowball - what is in it and how much it works out per bottle?
my oh was so impressed by te wine savings it would be very easy to persuade him to do the same over the weekend. I think snowballs would have to go in a seperate shop though.
They are the small packs of 4 ready made snow balls which are advocaat and lime and lemonade I think.
Snap posted a picture this morning.
Don't think you would need to do them in a separate shop, last year I got few bottles of wine and added couple packs but we still have them so won't be buying anymore. :eek:0 -
WishI'dReadSooner wrote: »OK I've done my shop and only managed the desserts in Sains as they didn't carry any of the hair stuff & we don't drink.
However for those of you that do I've added a few items.
I spent £23.08 - £20 double up Nectar + a £3 off £20 shop. Had to rush to get a moam bar to go with my whoopsies otherwise would have been less than £23. I spent 8p in hard cash:j
OK I bought 4 Ben & Jerry + 1 magnum =£21 to use the £20 voucher. Got some excellent whoopsies too and had a BM for £9.04 back. Therefore my £10 of Nectar points predoubling turned into a shop that cost me pence for actually about £30 of shopping.
The hair deals could work out even better IF your shop has them!
How to turn your worthless (almost) Nectar points into BM - losing little & buying yourself some treats - for almost free!
I've got a shed load (£130 quid!) of Nectar points & am really disappointed that I can only spend £20 doubled up in 4 categories. Don't drink so that leaves me 3 categories.
Just got to thinking about brand match & wondered if it's possible to get your spend back? It virtually is!
Beauty
Pantene Pro-V Colour Protect 2 Minute Damage Rescue Treatment Masque (200ml)
Asda £4.48 any 2 FOR £4.00(£2.24/£1.00/100ml) £4.49 at Sainsburys Buy 2 for £4.98BM - Don't dye my hair BUT.......
Herbal Essences Dazzling Shine Light Reflecting Intensive Mask (200ml)
Asda £2.50 any 2 FOR £4.00 Sainsburys £4.39 each. Buy 2 for £4.78BM
Herbal Essences Intensive Mask Hello Hydration (200ml)
£2.50 any 2 FOR £4.00(£1.25/£1.00/100ml) Sainsburys £4.39 each. Buy 2 for £4.78BM
TRESemm! Mask Keratin Smooth (300ml)
£3.00(£1.00/100ml) Sainsburys £4.99 BM £1.99
Herbal Essences Bee Strong Leave-in Cream (150ml)
£3.78 any 2 FOR £4.00 Sainsburys £4.39
Herbal Essences Beautiful Ends Protective Intensive Mask (200ml)
£3.80 any 2 FOR £4.00
Loads more to choose from in beauty catagory.
CHAMPAGNE
Lanson Black Label Brut Champagne
(750ml)
Asda £22.00 Sainsburys £33.99 - so get £10 BM
Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial Non Vintage Champagne (750ml)
10% Cashback
Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial Non Vintage Champagne (750ml)
Sains £32.99 (£4.40/100ml) Asda £25 + 10% back MSY --- £7.99BM + £3.29CB
Desserts
Ben & Jerry's Core Karamel Sutra Ice Cream (500ml)
£4.99 £2.49(49.8p/100ml) £2.50 Tesco £4.50 Sainsburys £2 BM on each
Ben & Jerry's Core Blondie Brownie (500ml)
£4.50(90p/100ml)
Ben & Jerry's Core Dough-Ble Whammy Ice Cream (500ml)
Ben & Jerry's Core Peanut Butter Me Up (500ml)
£4.50(90p/100ml)
Wall's My Carte D'Or Caramel Ice Cream (200ml)
Tesco £1.00(50p/100ml) Sains £1.50 50p BM
Del Monte 100% Juice Orange Lollies (3x75ml)
Tesco £1.50(66.7p/100ml) Sains £2.50 £1 BM
Wall's Magnum Infinity Chocolate (or choc/caramel) (3 per pack - 300ml)
Tesco £2.00(66.7p/100ml) Sains £3 £1 BM
Think I will wonder around Sainsboobs tomorrow and have a ponder!:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
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this is the same as the Mr A staff info sheet that is on display in my localSomeone has pm'd me with reference to taking stuff back to Mr T's. Apparently they are a staff member so don't want to post it themselves and have asked me to post it for them.
If you print a mini bank statement that shows the transaction number and date/time of whatever info your bank provides (if you have paid by card) then this is considered a legal receipt .
So I assume what they are saying is, if you have a Mr T's transaction on your bank statement, then you can say it is for the clothes you bought and they will accept that. Obv it has to be for the same amount or more than what your taking back;)
i did a mystery shop to my local Asda recently and one of the tasks was to enquire at CS regarding a television that i had bought and recently developed a fault but no longer had the receipt for, i had to ask if i could return the television along with my bank statement , needless to say the numb nuts that was on CS that particular day said no... :eek:
But they DO accept a bank statement as proof of purchaseIt`s nice to be important, but its more important to be nice.
The world is full of people throwing stones at us. Its what you do with them that counts. Build a wall or build a bridge.0 -
I had to be somewhere and was already running late, so will have to take the hit this time.
Good job only lost £4 and not £6, annoyingly I did remember at one point I needed another item, but because I was in a rush went straight to till without picking up my flump. Will get it first next time. :rotfl:Call_of_Trouty wrote: »That happened to me, I had 3 meal deals including 6 3 for 2 mash, No pp popped out :eek:
So I went to CS for a refund, it took 20 mins as they were well confused with the receipt :rotfl:
Got a pp in the end though
Not sure if it has been mentioned yet, but the wine has actually gone down in Tesco, scanning at £6.99 now so not giving as much back on PPIt`s nice to be important, but its more important to be nice.
The world is full of people throwing stones at us. Its what you do with them that counts. Build a wall or build a bridge.0 -
Enterprise_1701C wrote: »:eek::eek::eek: It's not the night shift yet!
I think David. is in a different time zone to the rest of us. :rotfl:
Have you seen how early he gets up. :eek:
It will be his bedtime soon.0 -
Truffle_Hunter wrote: »Picture just sent to Tinyshoes, think hubby thought we had lost the plot! :rotfl:
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Thanks hun will get it sent off to Neosi. :T0 -
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