everyone loves it (in) the Elite

aau1

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

Do the Sun accept Yopmail?

I did this and they are sending a T voucher, but also said this :eek:

Hardly surprising. They have to call up your details when you livechat them, easy enough for them to see all results at a particular postcode and put a block on

i would only livechat them again about a "clean" address if i sign up a relative

rhosynbach

wendyak wrote: »

mine only updates after the slot time expired hth

thanks mine is well passed the time now and still has not changed, think i may not win this one, but it was a recycled apg from 2 lots of birds then poo so if i have killed it not the end of the world.

LEJC

Snap-ant wrote: »

Daft question but I'll ask anyway

Does anyone or do you know anyone who is an adult & they still have a 'comforter'?

Thank you

thats a really difficult thing to quantify...but I guess it depends what you class as a comforter.
As a child I had a teddy and he was relegated to a shelf some years down the line.....however from a very early age I've been a nail biter and as such even as an adult in times of stress etc I still use it as a way of feeling safe so to speak..
I'm also told by my DH that he knows if I'm uncofortable in a situation because I will twiddle my hair round my finger...so I guess whilst there isnt a physical teddy or blanket as adults we can often regress to other childhood habits.....

cjj_2

Bikertov wrote: »

My results are in - not quite as expected ?


items on your bill qualify for comparison

Sainsbury's

1 x Sprite Zero (2L) £1.98 £2.05
1 x Fanta Z Orange Zero Added Sugar (2L) £1.98 £1.00
1 x Dr Pepper Zero (2L) £1.98 £1.00

Is it to do with S having 2 for x amount offer and you bought 3 ? May be totally wrong.

cjj_2

aau1 wrote: »

I know some people (SavvyBuyer :wave:) will say "why buy 9 for 22p when you can buy 6 for a profit of 64p" but slipping in a single Dr O pizza means you are still in profit and still under £10 APG.

That's good enough for me and easier to use at the tills :cool:

Even better if the MOC goes through at £2.79 :money:

Aww I didn't have a pizza moc:wall:
Have I deserved a big Red Cross then for buying 9 :rotfl:

Classy_Chick06

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

2 pairs of shoes for £7.65 delivered

http://www.hotukdeals.com/vouchers/15-10-off-codes-free-delivery-using-discount-code-shoezone-1860653

Don't forget TCB either

Thanks for this,
I have just received these shoes, very flimsy and not very good quality but ok for summer/holidays and sizes a bit on the small side but ok for the price paid.

Think i might take mine back to store and exchange for a bigger size.

aau1

cjj wrote: »

Aww I didn't have a pizza moc:wall:
Have I deserved a big Red Cross then for buying 9 :rotfl:

Naaaaah :beer:

:rotfl:

gocat

rhosynbach wrote: »

thanks mine is well passed the time now and still has not changed, think i may not win this one, but it was a recycled apg from 2 lots of birds then poo so if i have killed it not the end of the world.

Collected mine at 8am and still waiting for an APG :eek::eek:

Savvybuyer

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I ended up having to sort my car out this afternoon, only a small part to replace, and it ended up costing much less than what I was expecting. [...]

They needed to wait for the part to arrive though - a few hours, so I decided to leave my car at the garage, an excellent move as the entire town:eek: has double-yellow lines. So I ended up standed for a couple of hours, in a town with a Morries:D.
[...]

x

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Evening all :wave:

:bdaycake: Happy Birthday QoC :bdaycake:

Savvy - you took your car to the garage & it is costing only £6? :eek:

Yes, £6. Does that 'eek' mean £6 is too much or is a 'bargain'?:question:

xxlouisexx56

Thanks to whoever posted about this freebie a few weeks back.

I thought it would just be a sample (which I always send away for as they are handy for when we travel) but it's a full sized product and £1 off MOC