everyone loves it (in) the Elite

aau1

Hi xxlouisexx56

Any movement yet?

Mumto2monkeys

Can anyone answer my query?
I'm looking at the COS app, I had the £1 chocs on my list but wasn't intending shopping until tomorrow. Under the chocs it says 1 day left,
My question is, is that today? So the offer will most probably be gone tomorrow..
Or is it like shopit where it says 1 day then the next day it counts down the hours.

Thankyou:)

Edit: the app says 24-28 which is tomorrow, so I'm thinking ok for tomorrow's shop, maybe:)

josie

xxlouisexx56 wrote: »

Expensive toothpaste!

Very effective though. I've had a free sample one in the past. There were some in my little A's about 3 weeks ago RTC at £1.

silverhairgranny

Happy Birthday Enterprise
:bdaycake:

xxlouisexx56

aau1 wrote: »

Hi xxlouisexx56

Any movement yet?

Small bits. She slept through the night at least and seems a lot happier today.

Another spoonful of fig syrup for her !

I am on costant poo watch whilst she runs around in a princess sofia dress :rotfl:

Mildred1970

Afternoon all :wave:

:bdaycake: Happy birthday Enterprise :bdaycake:

1/2 price chickens at Mozzers

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/half-price-chickens-morrisons-1-75-per-kg-starts-27-03-2014-1863430?page=2#comments

As always on HUKD some of the comments are :rotfl:

Wonder if these will be any good for a PP at T's?

LEJC

i just read this and had 2 thoughts
First being "how on earth did he not realise that he had been overcharged straight away...is he so out of touch with prices"...and secondly..."wonder if they gave him a £2 gift card"


Supermarket chain A has apologised to a customer who was charged £450 for a loaf of bread while using a debit card at a self-service check-out.

Warehouse worker John Brown only noticed the store's error when he checked his bank statement three days after buying two loaves of bread, a pot of jam and a box of eggs.

A has now fully reimbursed Mr Brown, who had kept his receipt for the over-the-odds transaction at its superstore in Jack Hayward Way, Wolverhampton.

Describing the mistake as an isolated incident, a spokeswoman for A said: "A system glitch meant that the bread scanned at the wrong price.

"It goes without saying that we're sorry for any inconvenience caused to Mr Brown.

"We hope this won't put Mr Brown off visiting our store in the future. We have offered a full refund and a gesture of goodwill to treat himself on his next visit."

Mr Brown, 37, told the Wolverhampton Express and Star: "I only popped in to pick up a few items and decided to use one of the self-service checkouts so I didn't have to hang around waiting in a queue.

"I never thought to check my receipt, but a few days later I went to the bank to take out some money and noticed my account was well short

"I couldn't believe it."

rolo-polo1965

Sorry for late results was in a meeting at work

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 £13.56:

Why £13.56?
18 items (10 different) on your bill qualify for comparison

Sainsbury's

+£11.27
0.42 x ASDA Bananas per kg £0.28 N/A
0.16 x ASDA Carrots by Weight per kg £0.14 £0.15
2 x Pepsi Max (8x330ml) £4.00 £4.00
1 x Catsan Hygiene Cat Litter (10L) £5.00 £5.48
1 x Cadbury Freddo (18g)£0.20 N/A
1 x ASDA 1% Fat Milk 4 Pints (2.27L) £1.00 £1.00
1 x ASDA Tiger Complete with Tasty Chicken, Duck, Rabb...
£2.48 N/A
2 x Fanta Orange (2L) £3.96 £2.00
2 x Sprite (2L) £3.96 £2.00
3 x Fanta Icy Lemon (2L) £5.94 £3.00
3 x Sprite Zero (2L) £5.94 £3.00
2 x Fanta Z Orange Zero Added Sugar (2L) £3.96 £2.00
1 x Nestle Milkybar (12.5g) £0.20 £0.20

Comparison total (compared products only)

£34.10

£22.83

josie

cheer1eader wrote: »

so strange that fanta orange from my c&c 10 minutes before you bought doesn't even show on my apg :eek::(

How many fanta orange did you get? You didn't go over the max of 10 did you?

Mildred1970

LEJC wrote: »

i just read this and had 2 thoughts
First being "how on earth did he not realise that he had been overcharged straight away...is he so out of touch with prices"...and secondly..."wonder if they gave him a £2 gift card"


Supermarket chain A has apologised to a customer who was charged £450 for a loaf of bread while using a debit card at a self-service check-out.

Warehouse worker John Brown only noticed the store's error when he checked his bank statement three days after buying two loaves of bread, a pot of jam and a box of eggs.

A has now fully reimbursed Mr Brown, who had kept his receipt for the over-the-odds transaction at its superstore in Jack Hayward Way, Wolverhampton.

Describing the mistake as an isolated incident, a spokeswoman for A said: "A system glitch meant that the bread scanned at the wrong price.

"It goes without saying that we're sorry for any inconvenience caused to Mr Brown.

"We hope this won't put Mr Brown off visiting our store in the future. We have offered a full refund and a gesture of goodwill to treat himself on his next visit."

Mr Brown, 37, told the Wolverhampton Express and Star: "I only popped in to pick up a few items and decided to use one of the self-service checkouts so I didn't have to hang around waiting in a queue.

"I never thought to check my receipt, but a few days later I went to the bank to take out some money and noticed my account was well short

"I couldn't believe it."

Shame it wasn't T's, imagine the catsbum mouth on the trout's face handing over DTD :rotfl: