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I also won a koala thank you op x0
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Morning All, To join the club I have a koala on its way
Thank you
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Morning all
Just popping in from work to say a massive THANK YOU :A to TigerThere comes a time in every woman's life when the only thing that helps is a glass of champagne ... Bette Davis0 -
I have asked this before, but am still unsure - is it actually illegal to not deposit the M&S vouchers into the slot? Is it fraud/shoplifting or just 'not in the spirit' of the voucher/their fault for not asking for the coupon to be deposited?
Would love some clarification0 -
sarahskint wrote: »I am babysitting my 3 year old nephew until 1pm, omg I need help lol sad thing is I have already sang the whole of balamory and my littlest one hasn't watched it for years!!
Hi, I just read your message singing the balamory song to myself :eek:
Have fun with your nephewI know my 3 year old loves drawing, puzzles, building with his lego/boxes & playing shops (I wonder where he gets that from!:rotfl:)
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I have asked this before, but am still unsure - is it actually illegal to not deposit the M&S vouchers into the slot? Is it fraud/shoplifting or just 'not in the spirit' of the voucher/their fault for not asking for the coupon to be deposited?
Would love some clarification
Everyone has their own lines and this subject has been hotly debated on here many times before. Yes it is illegal, it's fraud. My personal line is don't do anything that could land you up in court. People have been arrested and even successfully prosecuted for this in the past.....not worth it IMO. That is just my opinion though, people can do whatever they feel comfortable with.
I don't mean that to sound lecturish, I have done things that others might find questionable, it really is a matter of where your line is
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/shopping/2011/09/woman-arrested-for-coupon-fraud
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2042102/Tesco-Sainsburys-shoppers-face-convictions-abusing-money-vouchers.html#ixzz1Z8mrYu3S0 -
Wishing Everyone well ♥
Hoping Bubbs hears good news
I shall call you Mrs Smirk - well done on getting your job ♥
QoC Big Birthday Day :TOur Family Motto ~If all else fails - read the instructions...
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Morning all .... not caught up yet but good luck at hospital underperky
hope everyone has a great Friday and has that Friday feelingohh and i cant win a Cushelle koala it keeps saying not a winner
it's been a while but i'm back & ready to rumble 2016 :j0 -
sarahskint wrote: »morning all x
can someone point me in the right direction for the idiots guide to getting o2 priority moments, I am on 3 network and have tried a few things but no good so far xGet a free o2 sim from o2 first of all
Install app ln smartphone and enter that o2 phone number
Swap sims and write down the activation code sent to that o2 sim
Swap sims back and enter code into your app
Continue using app despite phone having a 3 sim
You only need the o2 sim to receive the code by text and unlock the app. You don't need it for anything else
Easiest is to use an unlocked phone just to get the code and put that code in your smartphone.Busylizzie wrote: »I claimed for my lawnmower last October and when I came for renewal last week my insurer declined to quote and I had huge difficulty getting quotes from other insurers, In the end I had to get contents and buildings insurance separate. Wish I hadn't bothered to claim now :mad:
Always difficult to know what to do. Depends on your previous claim history too. Too many claims isn't good.
Also the moral dilemma that if you have insurance and choose not to claim, is it right to deprive your child of the money they would have got back if you had claimed?I'm a Forum Ambassador on the housing, mortgages & student money saving boards. I volunteer to help get your forum questions answered and keep the forum running smoothly. Forum Ambassadors are not moderators and don't read every post. If you spot an illegal or inappropriate post then please report it to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com (it's not part of my role to deal with this). Any views are mine and not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.com.0 -
morning all
QOC happy birthday (in a Claire Grogan style)
MrsSinkface, well done on getting the job
good news vibes for Bubbs
hope all are wellSPC~12 ot 124
In a world that has decided that it's going to lose its mind, be more kind my friend, try to Be More Kind0
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