Elite christmas special

zippydooda

umme_sue wrote: »

Hi,tiger......do you collect the pg codes?

she collects all bl**dy codes :rotfl:

tigerwhite_2

tbw wrote: »

I'm often a bit slow when it comes to offers etc and am wondering about this Sun Perks thing ! I've had several emails from them offering Primark vouchers and now I've had one offering a £10 Tesco voucher if I sign up for a months trial at £1 - I know lots of you have signed up and would appreciate a bit of guidance.

Am I right in thinking I have to sign up with a cc or dc and get the first month (and hopefully the coupon and other benefits) for just £1 ? Towards the end of the month I then cancel before they take out the following months £10 and, so long as I cancel after the first 7 days but before the end of the month it should be OK. Is it easy to cancel it? Any advice would be great.

Yep, sign up, get the freebies then remember to cancel. I did it no problem online and got £10 morrisons voucher, £5 morrisons voucher and 3 calvin Klein lipglosses. cancelled 10 days before money taken out (think it's the 31st of the month)

Mrs_stinkface

spasguidedogs wrote: »

Morning

Cheap toys at Tesco Direct http://www.hotukdeals.com/visit?hukdm=27&d=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.tesco.com%2Fbetadirect%2Fspecial-offer%2Fgreat-prices-on-toy-clearance-hurry-whilst-stocks-last%2Fpromo23380075.promo%3Ficid%3Dclearence_trade_slot6

Thank you :j there are done brilliant bargains there :T
Just put in 2 orders. Loads of bits to put by for birthday parties and chrimbo prezzies

logie wrote: »

Thanks for this, put a couple of orders in.... Something else I'll have to pick up and get hidden whilst DH is at work :rotfl: He'll be grateful when the birthday parties come around though

Snap logie, lil stink has a party this weekend and one at the beginning of feb booked in already. I won't need to buy anything for parties this year now :j:D

locarr

tigerwhite wrote: »

I've just been on the budgetting forums and got side tracked by one thread (a woman struggling and cutting back on everything). An hour has just disappeared She had loads of good things though to reduce outgoings.. Hope she doesn't mind me nicking it

Just to recap the changes we've made:
Running the washing machine on quick wash for every wash - they come out just as clean
Stopping school dinners once a week and making packed lunches all the time
Wasting absolutely NOTHING. Left over pastry bits are filled with sultanas, cinnamon and honey, rolled like a swiss roll and baked as a sweet treat for packed lunches and left over stew/curries are put into pasty and turned into pies.
Main bulk shopping at Aldi and buying what I can't get from there from Asda
Shopping early in the morning to take advantage of cut price offers before they all go
Planning meals around the reduced price meat Asda has
Freezing what veg we can and taking all fresh veg out of packaging so that it lasts longer
Bulking up things like minced beef with veg and beans so that it can make 2 meals
Making curries in bulk and freezing so I have one day every fortnight I don't have to cook - I just shove them in the oven
Ditching the car and walking more
Using free AVG anti-virus instead of paying for it
Turning radiators off in rooms we're not using and turning thermostat down
Doing much more baking and coming up with creative packed lunch ideas so that I'm not spending money on sandwich fillings
Changing our daily newspaper to the 20p i news
Making my own cleaning products
Questioning everything we spend and asking if we can buy it cheaper elsewhere or if we really do need it
All of these are little changes but all those little changes add up to a big saving.

And another, stop buying stuff you don't need, want or will use!
filling cupboards, boxes, garages etc with things that are not gonna get used in not money saving no matter how cheap it may have been!!:cool:

zippydooda

check your Tesco home panels if you have a cat.
a short survey to complete.
my quickest survey ever, do you have a cat? - no
thanks for completing survey. :rotfl:

I always do the surveys, even if not relevant to me. that's why I keep getting clothes for dw I believe.
nothing for me though. ( even the dogs get to eat free )at times

Tinyshoes

Think these are a particularly good buy for £2 from the Ts Clearance Link.


http://www.tesco.com/direct/carousel-90-wooden-blocks/211-3603.prd?pageLevel=&skuId=211-3603



Doesn't show what price they have been reduced from but there is a similar set with about 100 blocks for £7.99 think just different design on some of the coloured bricks.

tigerwhite_2

umme_sue wrote: »

Hi,tiger......do you collect the pg codes?

oooh, I do umme sue

zippydooda wrote: »

she collects all bl**dy codes :rotfl:

he he I do, and i lurrrve you too!! did you spend your A E vouchers then or let them slide?

117pauline

Sun Perks

Yes, sign up

I am on my third sign up now so for £3, I have had three £10 supermarket coupons, a £5 Morrisons, 3 Calvin Klein lipglosses, free cinema ticket too.

I signed up, cancelled, then a week later got an email asking me to rejoin, rejoined, got coupon, cancelled, got email again and just signed up again IYKWIM

Seems too good to be true, really

logie

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Think these are a particularly good buy for £2 from the Ts Clearance Link.

Hold on just looking for correct link

Doesn't show what price they have been reduced from but there is a similar set with about 100 blocks for £7.99 think just different design on some of the coloured bricks.

I agree, DS1 had these as a baby and they still get played with now. I looked at them but decided there was no one I could give them to.

zippydooda

tigerwhite wrote: »

oooh, I do umme sue

he he I do, and i lurrrve you too!! did you spend your A E vouchers then or let them slide?

I spent them on a normal shop :eek: and I still got a £3 apg
don't think ill be spending that so may let that one slide. but you never know