The Good, the Mad & the Lovely

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Evening all :wave:

Great whoopsie run for me this evening. Unusually had lots of veg :j Also Finest Wensleydale Blue 50p and I still had some £1 Bzz vouchers left :beer: Got a couple more mini Xmas puds with Orchard coupons too

davemorton wrote: »

I agree, but I still get embarrassed when sometimes I slip out something, for example I slipped out at a friends house about the BS glitch, then as soon as I had opened my mouth, I realised I was giving them one of the gift sets in their xmas box. You dont spend any less on them (not that that matters) you just can give them better quality/quantity gifts.

I have this exact problem Dave I excitedly tell Mum/MIL/sis/friend about a fantastic glitch and then have to hope they forget before their bday/Xmas :rotfl:

Sorry for all of your hassle TM. Think you'll have made us all think twice though so thank you for the reminder x

Pinkpetal

Chrisv wrote: »

Doesn't look good TM

How did you find this info please.

TrulyMadly

aau1 wrote: »

since the website has a "right to cancel prior to shipping" clause, email them now. They might still process the charge but at least if you do this then you can more easily dispute it with your bank as you cancelled per the advertised terms of the retailer .

Did it immediately aau but as it's under £100 don't think it'll do any good:o

silvercar

According to scamadviser.com:

http://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/runshoeuk.co.uk

Website: runshoeuk.co.uk
Title: Cheap Discount Nike Shoes UK On Sale
Description: We sell various collections of high quality Nike shoes with low price,many styles,colors a
Type: Trainers,fashion,Shoes

Domain Age: 88 Days
Website Speed: Slow

Owner: Lewis Walsh
Owner Address: 2 South Crescent
Owner City: LYONSHALL
Owner Postcode: HR5 0XG
Owner Country: United Kingdom
Website Location: Russian Federation

Naebbirac

locarr wrote: »

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/member.php?u=22869

Ah, I see

purpledonkey

EMMAP wrote: »

I've had that before DM. It's funny how when you tell someone how much something cost you, the present seems less worthwhile to them. Surely it's the gift itself (not the money that came out of your pocket) that's the main thing? I've decided to keep quiet about it with pretty much everyone and just say 'I got a good deal'.

My parents know their gift won't have cost me much but my Dad will love that :rotfl:

I know what you mean. Fortunately most of the people I'm giving hampers to find it amusing and are utterly confused how glitches work.

aau1

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Did it immediately aau but as it's under £100 don't think it'll do any good:o

I have had sub £100 refunds from card providers when they allowed a charge through after I withdrew my authority so don't give up hope

willowwispy

Chrisv wrote: »

Bump - only 7 votes behind now

shared again so hoping for a few more votes for Isabelle

Pinkpetal

silvercar wrote: »

According to scamadviser.com:

http://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/runshoeuk.co.uk

Thanks for that. Bookmarked for future use, very useful

Sunshinemummy

purpledonkey wrote: »

I know what you mean. Fortunately most of the people I'm giving hampers to find it amusing and are utterly confused how glitches work.

No matter what I have bought people and the cost, my mum will tell everyone I got it for free or stole it from a shop! Sometimes I give up!!

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