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Evangeline1971

I'm really angry with Sada now for 3 reasons, defo will make the time to complain to HO. I've just checked my C&C receipt properly and these are all the things I've found that I'm annoyed about:

1. Not given me any washing powder for £2
2. Charged me for 3 newspapers but only given me 2
3. Not put my APG vouchers on the order and now they’ve gone from my account!!! :mad:

David.

Decking posts and spindles rtc at B&Q £2 and 50p
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/deck-posts-spindles-2-b-q-instore-1868910

tigerwhite_2

dipdap wrote: »

OMG seeing a picture like that has just made me realise what I've lost in the last year :eek: :eek:

Well done SFSB :T

dipdap wrote: »

Hello stranger!
How very dare he :eek: doesn't he know you have glitching to fit in

hiya dippy Well done on the bags of sugar lost :T
He is cheeky, anyone would think he pays me to be here.... oh wait.... :rotfl:

fuzzgun19

Does anyone know what this flower is called? saw it while I was out and like it.

Nenen

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!

I have had exactly the same experience and agree it can be frustrating. However, I suspect that is because we both only ring for an appointment when we really need one!

I bet the receptionists and triage nurses screen out lots of people who have no idea about sensible reasons for requesting a quick (or even a slow) appointment.

You only have to read some of the ridiculous reasons why people have called 999 to see the sort of problems GP surgeries (and emergency services) face, including:
"A young man asked for an ambulance to be sent because he had severe facial bleeding. When the paramedics got there the “facial haemorrhage” turned out to be a spot that he had picked at and that was bleeding."
http://www.express.co.uk/entertainment/books/379058/999-numpties-The-daftest-calls-the-emergency-services-have-ever-had-revealed-in-new-book

Bananababe

David. wrote: »

For all the heathens personalised socks 50p
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/personalised-scott-socks-now-0-50-was-2-00-matalan-1868887

ARF funny guy :rotfl:

Too many t's in that scott !

sarahskint

all moonflowers returned on the c+c oh well await the next one on the plus side, I popped into store to get a sandwich filler and they had reduced all the womens coats down to a £5, got 2 were originally £36 each! and also found a box of dentistix for my imaginary dog :rotfl:

Nenen

bubbs wrote: »

Nenen you would get the cheapest free so best to split hth x

midwinter wrote: »

Hi Nenen,

As you thought, and as bubbs has said, they will give you the cheapest free, of however many numbers of items you buy.

When this offer is running, I always buy items at the same price, at the same time, maximising the discount. Even if it's a case of doing several little shops at one time, separated on the conveyor belt and paid for separately. Just point out to the SA that you want to pay for each shop, individually.

Thank you both so much for your quick replies.

Arrrrrggghhhh! I'd assumed Tesco would be as good as Boots with working out the 3 for 2 offers - BIG mistake!

I am hopping mad now :mad::mad: because I specifically asked the person on the check out whether Tesco did as Boots do and give every third most expensive item free or whether they simply give the 8 cheapest free out of 24 and she assured me that the till worked it all out to give me the best deal!

I cannot decide whether to return all my 24 items and start again putting them through in the most advantageous groups of three (probably saving around £5 after petrol costs but upping my presence with CS and taking a couple of hours of my precious time and emotional energy) or just chalk this one down to experience.

Does anyone think it would be worth me emailing Tesco to complain or is their 3 for 2 policy on more than 3 items obvious to everyone except me?

midwinter

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

Does anyone know what this flower is called? saw it while I was out and like it.

me me me, I know! :rotfl::rotfl:

it's called aubretia.

Comes in a variety of colours:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/gardening/plants/plant_finder/plant_pages/78.shtml


http://ts3.mm.bing.net/th?id=HN.608045228934300714&pid=15.1

BlackBeltGirl

Hello, hope everyone is well, first day I've had any free time since last week so headed over to T's. This is my TvA shop from this morning, BNI still working and choc loaf cake. Lindt bunny compared too. Fairy dishwasher tablets worked out at £2.50 after PP and £1.50 SSM voucher and I found some 1p valentines chocs

1x LINDT GOLD BUNNY 100G £2.00 £1.00 £3.00 £2.99
1x BARRATT FLUMPS 12G £0.10 £0.10 £0.10 £0.10
1x HARIBO KIDS MIX UP/ STARMIX P/M £0.10 £0.10 £0.10 £0.10
1x T EXTRA POWER PAIN RELIEF 16 CAPLETS £0.54 £0.54 £0.45 n/a
1x TESCO MULTIVITAMINS + IRON X 30 £0.70 n/a n/a n/a
2x T BNI CKN JALFREZI & PILAU RICE 450G £6.00 £3.80 £7.20 £5.38
1x T.BIG NIGHT IN ONION RINGS 150G £1.75 £1.00 n/a n/a
1x T.BIG NIGHT IN STICKS & POPS 200G £1.75 n/a n/a n/a
4x TESCO HEART TRUFFLES 90G £0.04 n/a n/a n/a
1x TESCO CHOCOLATE LOAF CAKE £2.00 £0.50 n/a n/a
1x FAIRY PLAT DWASH TABS ORIG 30PK £6.00 £4.00 £5.00 £4.50

Tesco comparable total £18.49 £14.74 £14.20
Competitor shop total £11.04 £15.85 £13.07
The difference £7.45 -£1.11 £1.13
cost less cost more cost less