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Westvleteren

cheer1eader wrote: »

i know cadbury's egg n spoons are going to be 3.50 in t's tomorrow
a's are selling for £2 so might stock up because my boys love these :rotfl:

£1.75

Enterprise_1701C

Why am I on a diet when crème eggs and Egg and Spoons are a silly price Mind you, not sure I fancy the egg and spoons, too much chocolate As for the crème eggs ................

Mildred1970

JoPiper wrote: »

Hope it's ok to join in. Hello everyone

Good evening and welcome :wave:

Henceforth you shall be known as an Elite Weirdo :eek:;)

cheer1eader

Westvleteren wrote: »

£1.75

oops i meant to put £1.50 lol i'm sure i saw somewhere they were going to be but must have got it wrong

David.

Dermabrasion kit £2 maybe
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/roc-dermabrasion-kit-2-instore-boots-1823543

savvy_sal

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh I don't know then? I have had an occasion where I bought 8 items that should have compared but didn't, it was a while ago. I never did get to the bottom of it. I can't remember what I bought now except there was loose veg and at the time it was happening to a few people. Hence the reason it's always better to have a couple of extra items.

I've got a womble today with bread on not appearing on comparison.Bar code 026842000100.scans as unknown product.So it is always best to get more than 8.

David.

5 packets of seeds for £1
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/flower-herb-vegetable-seeds-from-29p-each-lidl-5-for-a-1-1823548

WishI'dReadSooner

Another heads up on the 'proper' coffee from Coffee Direct. Many of the coffees we ordered have gone up to £8.99-£10.99 but there are still some 454g ones (twice as big as normal supermarket ones) from £2.59.

We ordered late Saturday night and received by 10 a.m. yesterday morning!:eek: We opened a few to try and they are EXCELLENT! Very,very fresh and lovely tasting. Much better than most we've tried and much stronger too - probably because they are so fresh. Hubby said the acidity is missing from the ones we tried which makes a difference, they taste very good!

If you're into good coffee then get it while you can.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=sr_st?keywords=Coffee+Direct&qid=1392146814&rh=n%3A340834031%2Ck%3ACoffee+Direct%2Cp_89%3ACoffee+Direct&sort=price

Sarahdol75

So these kfc meals are defo free are they???

Savvybuyer

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=64658726&postcount=9688

Where is the "false representation"? The voucher obtained is a genuine voucher and hasn't been faked, whether or not it has been correctly calculated by their system. And where is it something "not entitled to"? Their screen says we are entitled to it. They have points in their T&Cs about checking whether vouchers above £15 have been worked out properly. As far as we know, we did a shopping or checked a receipt (or online shop) and, as they weren't at least 10% chpr, they gave us a voucher they gave. They haven't invalidated it and it relates to the shopping/receipt in question. The voucher, whatever it's value, does make them "more than" 10% chpr:rotfl:!

I wondered about this, before I started/went into 'glitching'. I wondered that if you knew if wasn't correct or went and bought stuff knowing it might glitch, whether that would be a theft or something. The CS at HQ told me that, if they weren't 10% chpr, e.g. if an item wrongly returned N/A at the competitor, they would make it up, but that, if something glitched (no specifics), it was their system and for them to fix the glitch. So if you got something more as a result of their system, it was/is really their problem to fix to stop it happening in future.

Besides, even if we buy an item knowing that it to be (potentially) glitchy, it doesn't mean that that will necessarily come off. Such as items returning vs competitor full prices over price changeover day because the system is now yet up to date or the online prices (for tomorrow) have been delayed so as only to enter the system (I don't know whether a delay has been added in) once the item really is on offer, at the competitor, the next day. Even if people knowingly buy items, the APG might not return favourably on them. Besides, what has been done wrong? As far as I know, there's no offence of knowingly buying goods from a store! We bought, and paid for, items in a store (or bought them through online shopping) and got a receipt/delivery note. We then decided to check our shopping on their system, and got a genuinely issued voucher for the amount that they calculated we should have and told us we are "entitled to". If it's a glitch, it's really for them to fix it.

Any voucher isn't 'false'. It's a true representation of the amount of the voucher that they gave us to print off and to use instore or to use against our next shop online.

Anyway, I checked with the chains beforehand and made sure I wouldn't be doing anything wrong:).