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emerald21 wrote: »

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Thank you

Tw1nb0ys

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

The burger glitch is now on HUKD.

Here is hoping it is beyond mot people and they leave it well alone. I know I have no right to be annoyed but I was just getting in to it. I really enjoyed my lasagne tonight and more importantly so did my 4 yer old DS. :(just spent a hour thinking about what else I could make with them

Mumto2monkeys

tigerwhite wrote: »

Look on mumsnet for the reward charts (I don't visit there normally, just did a google search for a kids reward chart). It's black and white charts of castles, fairies, etc and they then colour in their steps until they reach the goal



It it on eBay. I got £50 for mine:D


So you don't get the free drink then.. I sometimes pop in on my way to T for a free decent coffee

No and no j lewis either:(

TrulyMadly

Happy birthday

Mumto2monkeys

wendyak wrote: »

and who d'ya think posted it and got freezing cold ??????

a clue H

Ive seen the name, but wasn't around on the thread then so don't know the history... I get the general vibe though:)

TrulyMadly

Evening paw sniffers:)

M&S are offering a £5 voucher off a £30 shop when you have a bra fitting.

SFSB will give you a tenner but it won't be as accurate:rotfl:

savvy_sal

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

I was kidding

I've seen quite a few shops lately where people are only getting £3 or £4 back, it must cost more to go and get it than they actually save, unless they live next door that is.

It's too easy to get addicted to the buzz of getting a 'glitch' and forget how much it's costing.

I agree.Luckily I do live a short distance away if I walk but if I go by car it is a 5 mile trip.My AGS are usually no more than £6.There are several reasons for this.One being unable to carry too much.Another is I don't actually want to spend actual cash but like to pay with apgs.Some are my own and some from wombles.I keep a spread sheet with columns showing actual cash spent,apgs used,my apgs,wombled apgs and % of cash spend against total.
Another reason is I don't want to be trouted.

Mumto2monkeys

Tw1nb0ys wrote: »

Here is hoping it is beyond mot people and they leave it well alone. I know I have no right to be annoyed but I was just getting in to it. I really enjoyed my lasagne tonight and more importantly so did my 4 yer old DS. :(just spent a hour thinking about what else I could make with them

Spaghetti and Meat balls, chilli and rice,cottage pie...

Savvybuyer

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Can't believe it's stayed off all this time, it's been going a while now:)

You'd reminded me - I was going to post earlier (but didn't want to draw attention to the full situation;)) to argue - doubtless getting not much truck - that this isn't a glitch. They are on two different offers in T and therefore, in accordance with the T&Cs, this promotion is excluded under the T&Cs. It's not a glitch - it is operating as it should, in accordance with the T&Cs. It's not an error - it's an operation that is working in accordance with and following and complying with the T&C rules.

On this aspect of the matter anyway;):rotfl::rotfl:.

What are the restrictions?

1. It is important to us to ensure that the price comparisons we make are fair. As a result, price comparisons on Tesco Price Promise are based on what the customer actually buys at Tesco on the date of purchase or delivery. This includes price cuts and most promotions. For example:
   • Half price and buy-one-get-one-free promotions whether at Tesco or at a competitor are included as they allow fair comparisons to be made.
   However, some promotions are excluded because they do not allow fair comparisons to be made. For example:
   • Linksave (e.g. meal deals or “buy cheese and get the crackers free”), category-wide (e.g. “buy 6 bottles of wine and get 5% off”), and multiple offers on the same range (e.g. “buy 2 for £3 or buy 5 for £6”) are excluded because they do not allow fair comparisons to be made irrespective of which retailer is running the promotion.
   https://www.tescopricepromise.com/TermsConditions

Any more items in T that are on more than one offer at the same time?;););) (That are on a better and non-dual offer elsewhere?)

Read the T&Cs folks - you peeps have no idea how to follow things literally:rotfl::rotfl:.

xxlouisexx56

Tw1nb0ys wrote: »

Here is hoping it is beyond mot people and they leave it well alone. I know I have no right to be annoyed but I was just getting in to it. I really enjoyed my lasagne tonight and more importantly so did my 4 yer old DS. :(just spent a hour thinking about what else I could make with them

I am planning my first burger shop for tomorrow!