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Nenen

Bananababe wrote: »

Grrrr :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

Name and shame British Gas. Energy saving related.

Long story, unhelpful, useless. add any other negative to it.

No energy performance certificate sent
no receipt for payment sent.
No terms and conditions sent.

Now trying to charge for post visit. another £129 local guy £55 !

lies from start to finish

If this saves one person from the crap I have had with them then good

:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

one very unhappy banana,

We had a similar experience Bananababe - paid British Gas £100 to do a Greendeal assessment. They booked a time to come and do the assessment then failed to show up. They eventually came to the second appointment and did the assessment - the problem was that they only recommended work BG do themselves (funny that). Despite us needing several other measures including double glazing (and being eligible under the Greendeal scheme) they refused to recommend anything BG cannot supply even though the assessor is supposed to be 'independent' and recommend all possible energy saving measures! :mad:

Then they informed us a few weeks later that they would have to revisit to do another assessment as they had not submitted the paperwork to the Greendeal scheme within the appropriate time frame. At that point we refused to take another morning off work and asked for our money back. It took several emails and phone calls to get it!

squigs

WishI'dReadSooner wrote: »

I think whoever wrote it needs to go back to school. Maybe you need to read Erik von Danekin - Chariots of the Gods.

When I went to Egypt, many years ago, it was SO primitive and the palaces/temples/tombs were SO advanced, we couldn't even build them today, without taking hundreds of years and thousands of workers. It seemed obvious that it was not human technology that built them.

I'd love to go back BUT even though I went on 5* AI I came back and was projectile vomiting and felt really ill for 6 months. I'm wary of Egypt now. It's fascinating and really makes you wonder who built it.

I was totally blown away when I went to Hampi in India.:)

How on earth did they construct such amazing buildings, miles from anywhere, with primative tools?

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=hampi+images&client=firefox-a&hs=0AK&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&channel=sb&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=23o5U4HzMoWnhAfCjYCADA&ved=0CC0QsAQ&biw=1440&bih=797

hornetgirl

Sorry aau1, nothing interesting on my cheese and onion crisps. They were n/a against everywhere except W, where they were more expensive.

Mrs_Moc

aau1 wrote: »

Moonshine? LOL

APG goes by what you order, not what they substitute for you

The problem would be if the picker is working off a pick list showing your pantene should be £3.69. Would they know to sub it for a £1/£2 cost item? They might pick a £4 item and price match it to £3.69. If they did you can refuse the sub on collection

Ty lol not sure where moonshine came from I meant the powder

aau1

hornetgirl wrote: »

Sorry aau1, nothing interesting on my cheese and onion crisps. They were n/a against everywhere except W, where they were more expensive.

Thanks

I dont think they appeared on the apg at all before

Whoops-a-Daisy

Smart1e wrote: »

Coke fans - not sure if mentioned but A$da have got 30 x 330ml can packs for £7, diet and original. I found it on a womble from today and thought it was a good price for 30 full size cans.

:beer:

I have been buying these in 3 from sainsburys using a£6 off £30 conditional spend and £10 BM and getting £10 BM back HTH someone.

LEJC

anyone registered with BZZ...look out for an email about the new campaign...toffee crisp cereals.


Not holding out much hope of it but did try some the other day in one of the supermarkets..A maybe..too sweet for me and would be nicer without the milk and formed into the shape of a bar...


Ah yes...nicer as a toffee crisp IMO

fairclaire

Afternoon

Managed to squeeze a trip to As in to get crisps. Thanks OP and testers. I was 8 minutes from parking up to setting off again
Got cheap Mother's Day flowers as well, the had tons of them RTC

bubbs

squigs wrote: »

I was totally blown away when I went to Hampi in India.:)

How on earth did they construct such amazing buildings, miles from anywhere, with primative tools?

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=hampi+images&client=firefox-a&hs=0AK&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&channel=sb&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=23o5U4HzMoWnhAfCjYCADA&ved=0CC0QsAQ&biw=1440&bih=797

After watching the women there using pick axes(the men standing watching!) in their flip flops nothing amazes me in India!

simone10

LEJC wrote: »

anyone registered with BZZ...look out for an email about the new campaign...toffee crisp cereals.


Not holding out much hope of it but did try some the other day in one of the supermarkets..A maybe..too sweet for me and would be nicer without the milk and formed into the shape of a bar...


Ah yes...nicer as a toffee crisp IMO

That must be a second round of invites cause I got an invite last week and got accepted