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David.

mhoc wrote: »

How old is he?

At least they will speak to you. At our surgery I often get Data protection act quoted to me - once it was when I rang to check what time daughters appointment was

She did mention something along those lines also, he is 16

tbw

fairclaire wrote: »

It's quite possibly a cookie on your device? Try clearing cookies and adding to your basket and see what price it adds at?

Also, I've just checked on my PC and it's still showing at £2 so I don't think it can be the settings on my device.

mhoc

aau1 wrote: »

Not even the profitable ones? :eek:

Shopiteyes has all new offers today (well, one was there before but other than that they are all new )

Yes I've got Shopotize on the iPad but not properly looked at it so now would be a good time to get to grips.
I actually looked at it last night and I noticed everything had 36 mins to go including a cadburys Creme egg - I was just imaging getting OH back out of bed to take me to Ts for a cream egg

Profitable clicksnap things ???? Have to have another look at the lists

mhoc

wackynut wrote: »

Some people were charged £5 yesterday. Today it is showing online at £5 for most people so I would expect to be charged that.
Your daughter can either amend her order (I would not recommend this if she has used apg to pay), or send back.

I've sent her a message to amend her order - its annoying isn't it. I think she has done a 1st order via Quidco of at least £25 to get a nice chunk of cashback so she just has to find £4 of other stuff.

Mind you she is having the SH:/)-tiest week ever and Asda putting the soap powder price up could not have come at a worse time.

mhoc

tbw wrote: »

Also, I've just checked on my PC and it's still showing at £2 so I don't think it can be the settings on my device.

Its showing as £5 for me :mad:

LEJC

Morning all...today is my shopping day...I'm off to T this morning and have this afternoon free incase something interesting happens in A...

How sad is it that I plan a shopping day to coincide with glitch deedee wednesday?


Catch up with you all later!

fairclaire

tbw wrote: »

I don't know how to do that on an iPad.

If you are using safari....
settings >safari > clear cookies and data

Evangeline1971

Good morning

I too have a C&C order this morning including moonshine. It says £2 on the email they sent me so I'll be showing them that if they try to charge me £5

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Morning paw sniffers:)

Thick fog AGAIN:o

Hope you all get your moonshines:) at the right price today.

I've changed the way I look at these glitches. I either buy immediately or not at all. I know it isn't always possible for everyone but it does avoid the "will it or won't it work" scenario.
If it's something I can stockpile I buy lots as quick as I can then relax.....:)

Your right TM, it's better to stockpile ASAP. I could kick myself with the moonshines as I only have the one on order today and now it's over. I didn't think the offer would end so quickly but it just proves again, best to strike while the irons hot

I've not been doing as many shops recently as money's a bit tight for the next few months so it's frustrating, I've missed out on a few good deals so will probably end up having to pay more than I could have when stuff runs out. It's my aim to stockpile as much as poss so it lasts until the next amazing deal or glitch as I hate paying full price for anything

Nannylala

Had my morning Elite fix so off now and catchup later:hello:not too much chatting please ;)or bilge as some like to call it.

Enterprise_1701C

mhoc wrote: »

I have probably only been half a dozen times and yes it is very scary

I hate London. When I was a teenager I got an interview at the FO in London, went up there by train all excited, stepped outside the station and all of a sudden there was this wall of noise and the air tasted wrong. I was terrified, and I'm afraid I chickened out, I called them to say I could not attend, turned round and went home. Never regretted it, don't think I could ever work in any big city.

fairclaire wrote: »

It the same at our surgery. The triage thing is a joke because it always ends up in them making you a docs appointment anyway. After you've spoken to a nurse who says they think you need to speak to a doctor who then says they're not happy to prescribe anything without seeing you.
And GP receptionists generally are on a par with god.....or they think they are :rotfl:. Sorry if any of you are nice GPs receptionist but you are in the minority!

It's very difficult to get a quick appointment at our surgery, but they do keep some spare for emergencies. My lovely daughter managed to get me in the same day when I had pneumonia but she had to practically beg, if she hadn't managed it I would apparently have been seriously ill and hospitalised the next day.

They are now allowing you to make routine appointments online, we just have to get around to getting the registration forms in :eek: