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MKS

David. wrote: »

Say no more

Absolutely love the banter, David. Thanks, it's a right tonic.:beer:

David.

MKS wrote: »

Ahh, bless. Are love letters that long now, David.?:p

When I include photos

MKS

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Oooh what do you have in the pipeline to send me.

Hmm butt out, in the nicest possible way or I'll get Mildred on my side.:D
Seriously, how's DD and DGD?

Savvybuyer

Anon wrote: »

Just looked again and offer marker as you say is feeding through as 2 for £7 rather than Any 2 for £7 - W wouldn't match on the failed shop earlier as they don't seem to have Apple conditioner.

Other M offers also seem to be feeding through as 2 for rather than Any 2 for which means caution may be required if we are matching on AvM e.g. Colgate

:think::think::idea:... But if it is doing that for M, I wonder if there are examples of A multi deals that are cross ranges instore that are now being broken on APG (so we would then purposely buy different items in the range to break the apg multi, with all items then potentially matching cheaper items on apg,,,?)

Anon

Oh, someone else than me has had an :idea::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:.

Sadly too late at night for me to take this in now:(. In my 'haze' of tiredness (tired for bed), it doesn't look like that'll work I'm afraid - the APG missing the mbuys for M is because the instore price collectors don't identify an item as having an M buy in M. The missing mbuys for A is a different thing, to do with updating, on msm/msl, during which process sometimes the multis go off and sometimes if they stay off a product a little more, it'll compare full prices. (I wonder if there is any magic in the missing word "Any":think: - but I can't answer this as just coming in on this and missed the context of what it is replying to - will have to catch up later.)

Otherwise, if you are talking about the 'split groups' mbuys situation, I don't think we've seen that for a while (unless you can see it now whilst I've yet to get to msm) - and it is a different situation again IMO.

Chrisv

Anon wrote: »

:think::think::idea:... But if it is doing that for M, I wonder if there are examples of A multi deals that are cross ranges instore that are now being broken on the APG (so we would then purposely buy different items in the range to break the apg multi, with all items then potentially matching cheaper items on apg,,,?)

Anon

Can I think about that one tomorrow Anon too late in the day for me now :rotfl: Night All :wave:

MKS

David. wrote: »

:think: No

Yes you do.:rotfl::rotfl:

David.

zagubov wrote: »

I used to have to crawl through ventilation shafts putting in the rivets that hold them together. That's how I discovered I'm not agoraphobic.

Oh and by the way Bruce Willis only gets to crawl through vents that are big enough to fly a hang-glider though. In the vents i was in you couldn't turn your head from left to right.

If you had taken that helmet off you would have found it easier Zag

Savvybuyer

Chrisv wrote: »

On msm, the H&S is 'any 3 for £10' for A/S/T. When you click on this, it brings up all of the items in the offer.

Msm shows the offer as '2 for £7' for M. It is not possible now to click through to see all of the items in the M offer. (You could earlier today).

It seems that msm is not linking the items, each individual item is now showing as a separate '2 for £7'. So it looks as will only work now against M if you buy trigger plus 2 identical items.

I could be wrong, but my thought is the APG is from instore collection Monday and what it looks like on msm therefore isn't relevant?

Is there a difference between "any 2 for £7" and "2 for £7" (other than that the website won't let you click through to the items in the offer on the latter - yet, if you find a different item in the same offer, at whichever store on msm has it on, doesn't the "non-any" item appear in the 'items in the offer'?)? "Any 2 for £7" and plain "2 for £7" - one things sure, if the absence of a single word matters, I'm the one who'll crack the code:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:.

One word for me: pedant.:):rotfl:

MKS

David. wrote: »

Never ever worked out how you held onto that pole while doing the starfish but credit where credit is due you pulled in the punters :beer:

Thank you SO much for sharing the secret. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: Shows that I was (operative word) fit.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

David.

MKS wrote: »

Thank you SO much for sharing the secret. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: Shows that I was (operative word) fit.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Or sticky :eek: