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cjj_2

tbw wrote: »

Now I am beginning to panic - still no sign of my £1950 and its several hours now. I am not having a good day!

Just to reassure you I once transferred to dd account and it took over 12 hours. Hth

zippydooda

tbw wrote: »

Now I am beginning to panic - still no sign of my £1950 and its several hours now. I am not having a good day!

if your that concerned, phone the bank its going to, and ask if there is anything pending. hth

cheer1eader

is there anything good to get at s's as going to go use the £4 of £20 spend voucher they sent me to get the hobbit 2 bluray with lego set hopefully & want to top up to the £20 thanks

zippydooda

my daughter likes nutri- raisin bake so much, I got 8 boxes at 10.20 am even though msm/msl had updated to show the multi. so I know its a long shot to get a glitch now. but it was worth it for me as even without the glitch, if it matches to Tosco they will be £1.11 each normally £2.48

so I see a shop worked at 9.15 so we will see if mine works (unlikely) for a 10.20 one.

Imdebtfree

tbw wrote: »

Now I am beginning to panic - still no sign of my £1950 and its several hours now. I am not having a good day!

Transferred £5 to my second account and it hasn't appeared yet so waiting to do the big transfer.

Dizzy_Ditzy

I have English strawberries

So much fresher and tastier than the Spanish rubbish I've been forced to eat recently :rotfl:

Co-op have had them in for a while but they were expensive by my standards. I've just bought 4 punnets for £3. It would have cost me three times that for the same amount in co-op . Good old local greengrocers :T

zippydooda

Savvybuyer wrote: »

The usual: 2 pack of 100 sheets each.
HTH.:)

when I look on msm at savvy buys I think of you and say to myself- " no savvy would not buy"

cheer1eader

zippydooda wrote: »

when I look on msm at savvy buys I think of you and say to myself- " no savvy would not buy"

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

miss_corerupted

silvercar wrote: »

Founded on religious principles. That shouldn't be a problem as it gives to all in need without judgement.

Maybe atheist and agnostic groups could do the same?

It didn't cross my mind that they would refuse different religious groups tbh. I was thinking about whether they try and push religion when you when you are there.

I agree you don't need to be religious to be generous.

m4rtin

tigerwhite wrote: »

Morning all. Thanks for this - it's made me look into it - turns out the food bank local to me is less than a 5 mins drive and i never even knew:o Anyway, I'm going to clear out my garage stash and donate a good chunk of it. I'm also going to buy tinned veg as fillers from now on instead of 10p sweets. Thanks for posting

There is usually a trolley by A exits for food donations, (I always assumed that's where 'Donations' go :o) plus it saves having to carry it to the car/storing it/time to take to foodbank Mind you, still can't bring myself to put SP mushy peas in there, I'm not that cruel _pale_:rotfl: