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Savvybuyer

Claire1972 wrote: »

Savvy I posted the wrong shop have a loom to few posts up from yours and my muller shop is there, messed up as didn't buy trigger

Edited: We were at cross-purposes - I had my reply to you, which I posted, queued up in my 'to dos' and only posted after you'd already replied.

MKS

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Think I have decided on the fridge I posted link for earlier.

Now do I order it with free delivery from JL for £200, and will get a £5 gift voucher from My John Lewis card and hopefully still free coffee and cake again. Plus 2 year guarantee. :T

OR

From Boots for £180 with £19.99 delivery with a £10 off code and £7.20 Advantage card points :T and only 1 year guarantee. :cool:

Let the voting commence.

JL - 2 year guarantee.


Price

We set highly competitive prices for all our products, with a dedicated team regularly checking them against other high street competitors. If we find a national high street competitor offering a better nationwide price for the same individual product, sold with the same service conditions, we'll lower our price to match in all our shops and on our website, including when a competitor is having a sale.

Some high street competitors have a different nationwide shop price to their online price; in that instance we'll match whichever is the lower of the two across our shops and on our website. We also know that some high street competitors have a lower price in specific shops. Where these shops are in the local area of a John Lewis branch, we'll lower our price in that branch to match.


I would try to get it price matched.


Edit. Read other posts now but would still ask them to PM.

fairclaire

underperky wrote: »

Can anyone remember when we used to boil eggs tie dyed with onion skins
Then paint them and roll down a hill

I've never used onion skins. I have a memory of covering eggs in elastic bands last year or the year before? and dying them in food colouring.

When I was little my nan used to use Benylin cough medicine to dye the eggs red:eek: This was before you could buy it over the counter. She was always getting part used Benylin in those brown bottles it used to come in from people and saved it for Easter. I wonder now if any of it seeped through to the eggs....we used to eat them :eek: :rotfl::rotfl:

TrulyMadly

Claire1972 wrote: »

Has anyone done a click and collect for belvitas yet?

I've got one booked in for 9am, should be able to confirm soon after that, but I am at work!!! :mad: doesn't work get in the way!!!!!

I've been doing a CC most weeks with the multibuys not showing. I collect as soon as I can and claim the APG as soon as it's available. I've been lucky so far:) The longer you wait the greater the chance is of it being fixed

Thriftygifty

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Once you have kids, you won't have any money until.... I have no idea mine are grown, and are still costing me a fortune! But you will be wealthy beyond your wildest dreams in a totally different way x

It's depressing, we have been saving for last few years now, first for our wedding which is done and paid for :j then our house which we are slowing getting sorted, then want to start on plan of attack for the mortgage luckily DH cleared his debts when he first met me so we are starting a fresh but feel like we are 10 - 5 years behind everyone else . The thought of children scares me financially but if we are focused enough we should be ok (lalala :rotfl: ) no fancy baby stuff for us, one of our friends went out and just spent £600 on baby furniture :eek: I nearly fell of my chair, they then proceeded to moan about money!

Enterprise_1701C

Savvybuyer I have three savings accounts, one I have next to my First Direct account because they promised some time ago that they would never charge for banking so long as you had at least two accounts with them. The other two were set up to put some money into that I inherited and keep it separate. If I come into more money then cascade accounts will be set up, but at the moment I need to be able to access my money quickly and without consequences.

Savvybuyer

tweets wrote: »

The Week According To Cats

Now, why has that Wednesday cat got the eye-patch?:rotfl: Hope it's to be more beady-eyed using the remaining eye!:D;):cool:

[Edit - oh it hasn't, it's me not looking properly:o:o:o - I can just about see that other eye there now:rotfl::rotfl:. Scrap my above reply - hope the second eye is nice and hidden in order to be a nice, decisive, sharp-eyed spotter!:D]

MKS

Anon wrote: »

Similar to the image under Payoal on the right:
https://www.3vprepaid.com/about-3V-gift-cards.html

HTH

Anon

It does. Thanks, Anon.

matty17r

Thriftygifty wrote: »

I feel poor with all this reading of multi accounts one day we may get there but have a long road yet, we don't even have children yet thats next on our list, DH and I have our own accounts and one joint account for bills and that's it

When my kids were little I had to borrow money from their piggy banks to pay for the playschool one morning each week. It does get better but not until you are old like me(lol). Just keep reading moneysaving and it will get better.

Claire1972

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I've been doing a CC most weeks with the multibuys not showing. I collect as soon as I can and claim the APG as soon as it's available. I've been lucky so far:) The longer you wait the greater the chance is of it being fixed

Agree with the timings, I've been picking mine up after work at 2.30 and missed out twice, but tommorow just changed it to 9am, so fingers crossed. X

Have you done belvita today TM?