Fillers, fillers, fillers!!! Everyone Learns IT Eventually

cjj_2

JulieElizabeth wrote: »

Maybe won't work if you are on pay-as-you-go
Or depends on provider

Well it's ovivo lol, so guess u get what u pay for :rotfl:. Thanks anyway

Delilahh

76rosie wrote: »

No you are not. It's only practice.

you buy 2x25x6.

You pay 25 at a time.

That's great, thank you. One final question, do Tesco have a limit on how many you can buy in one go?

fairclaire

tigerwhite wrote: »

poop, you lost over £4 off your APG there:( But if you used Dr O moc's you only lost a little bit really).


no it's not

i did some filing before and found my boss's visa bill.. shhh but I peeked I nearly fell off my chair though cos the food bill for Feb (Ocado and S shops), for just over 3 weeks was £610:eek: £610:eek: I'm still in shock. It's for a family of 4, both kids are at school all week until 530pm and they dont take packed lunches. Neither do the parents. So that's only 7 nights evening meals, breakfasts and the weekend. What on earth do you spend £600 on?

My OH and I were discussing this last night after my delight at my successful £80 Ts shop. In much better (?) times, we got paid on the last day of the month, headed to Ts, grabbed a trolley each and filled them both :eek::eek: with no regard to prices whatsoever :o The receipts would have given a roll of Andrex a run for it's money :eek: and I didn't even flinch if the bill came to £300+ :eek: and I still topped up several times a week from places such as T expresses!

......every cloud does have a silver lining

Tinyshoes

Mr Tinyshoes has lost his wallet again. :mad:

He came home from work early but has gone back to see if he can find it, trouble is he has been one end of county to the other today. :eek:

I'm bit cross because it's not the first time it has fallen out of his back pocket. I told him last time, when he was lucky it turned up again, that he should stop keeping it there.

Unfortunately one place where he could have dropped it is bit dodgy so having palpitations our bank account it being emptied as we speak, but he won't cancel the card until he has ruled out finding it. :mad:

Sarahdol75

tigerwhite wrote: »

poop, you lost over £4 off your APG there:( But if you used Dr O moc's you only lost a little bit really).


no it's not

i did some filing before and found my boss's visa bill.. shhh but I peeked I nearly fell off my chair though cos the food bill for Feb (Ocado and S shops), for just over 3 weeks was £610:eek: £610:eek: I'm still in shock. It's for a family of 4, both kids are at school all week until 530pm and they dont take packed lunches. Neither do the parents. So that's only 7 nights evening meals, breakfasts and the weekend. What on earth do you spend £600 on?

My MIL bill is about £150 a week, and there are only her and husband at home now, everytime I go round the fridge is full to bursting, they must throw loads out, because I know they go out to the pub at least twice a week aswell.

Evangeline1971

4mFiller wrote: »

Ha, just changed on mine also, msl and msm, that was damn quick!:eek:

It happens all the time so I wouldn't rush out and buy as soon as you see no multibuy, I've been caught out like this before. Multibuys often disappear then reappear again shortly afterwards. Its when it stays off for more than an hour it might be a glitch

TwaNumpties

Afternoon peeps


Finally did an apg shop.....first since before xmas (shocking). Well actually did 2 x JF so many thanks to ops. Got £10.01/£9.99 returns.


Also bought 5 boxes of Cornflakes - SEL £1 but went through the till at £2 and on 3 for £5. Off to CS who informed me that the price went up to £2 yesterday - after a quick call/check they honoured the £1 and also gave me a gift card for £2. Chuffed with 5 boxes for £3.


Also Aunt Bessie's crumble mix was reduced to 50p per 400g pack.


Finally have our house phone fixed - so thank you to BT Alan.


Not had a chance to look back more than a page or two as I'm away to the hairdresser in a couple of mins. So, hi and hugs to all. Hubby has taken a photo of the JF stuff and is away down to Mr A to do a shop - he just loves this.


Gotta go. xx

tigerwhite_2

fairclaire wrote: »

My OH and I were discussing this last night after my delight at my successful £80 Ts shop. In much better (?) times, we got paid on the last day of the month, headed to Ts, grabbed a trolley each and filled them both :eek::eek: with no regard to prices whatsoever :o The receipts would have given a roll of Andrex a run for it's money :eek: and I didn't even flinch if the bill came to £300+ :eek: and I still topped up several times a week from places such as T expresses!

......every cloud does have a silver lining

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

My MIL bill is about £150 a week, and there are only her and husband at home now, everytime I go round the fridge is full to bursting, they must throw loads out, because I know they go out to the pub at least twice a week aswell.

Its crackers isn't it? Before we moved here, OH and I lived in London and he used to do the food shopping on a Fri night before i got home. I didn't even know the price of a pint of milk bAlthough i certainly do now (£1 for 4 pints in T and A now and it doesn't muck up a shop:D:rotfl:).
My £12.80 shop for bits yesterday came to 9p. i nearly got "till bingo" :cool:

Sir_Dodgy

After only ever finding wombles for a few pence I finally hit the jackpot last night. :j:j:j:j

If we’re not 10% cheaper on your comparable grocery shopping versus Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s or Waitrose we’ll give you the difference.

Due to the ASDA Price Guarantee, you're entitled to a voucher of £8.49:

10 items (8 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Tesco +£3.55
2 x ASDA Chosen by You 70% Less Fat Onion & Chive Cott... £2.00 £2.80
2 x ASDA Extra Special Sweet Vine Ripened Tomatoes (22... £3.00 N/A
1 x ASDA Butcher's Selection Chicken Breast Fillets (4... £4.50 N/A
1 x Oral B Floss Action Refill Heads (4) £17.99 £9.19
1 x Philadelphia Light (300g) £1.00 £2.40
1 x Nelsons Teetha Teething Gel (15g) £4.29 £4.29
1 x L'Or!al Paris Recital Preference Hair Colourant - ... £6.63 £6.38
2 x The Ice Co. Ice Cubes (2Kg) £2.00 £2.00
1 x Seriously Strong Spreadable Lighter (125g) £1.00 £1.00
2 x Weight Watchers Coleslaw (3x80g) £2.30 N/A
2 x Monterey Jack 1840 Cheese Slices (8 per pack - 160... £3.00 N/A
1 x ASDA Fresh Tastes Sharing Salad (330g) £1.50 N/A
1 x ASDA Extra Special Pork & Caramelised Onion Sausag... £2.50 N/A
1 x ASDA Extra Special Ploughmans Sausages (454g) £2.50 N/A
1 x Smirnoff Red Label Vodka (1L) £18.00 £21.30
Comparison total (compared products only) £52.91 £49.36

tigerwhite_2

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Mr Tinyshoes has lost his wallet again. :mad:

He came home from work early but has gone back to see if he can find it, trouble is he has been one end of county to the other today. :eek:

I'm bit cross because it's not the first time it has fallen out of his back pocket. I told him last time, when he was lucky it turned up again, that he should stop keeping it there.

Unfortunately one place where he could have dropped it is bit dodgy so having palpitations our bank account it being emptied as we speak, but he won't cancel the card until he has ruled out finding it. :mad:

Let's hope some kind person hands it in somewhere. Hope it isn't used and comes back safely.

I'm off to make a coffee - anyone else?