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nerfdad

bubbs wrote: »

I thought he said charged £2 :cool:

£2 each:p:p

bubbs

nerfdad wrote: »

It's still on it's way:eek::eek:
You 2 are soo mean:p:p

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: we are lovely

karlie88

cheer1eader wrote: »

he's 23 & a pain in the behind :mad: why do you want to adopt him? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

cheer1eader

nerfdad wrote: »

You should be paying her:D:D:T

no she should definitely be paying me! you can have her move in with you if you want? :rotfl::rotfl:

karlie88

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

Thanks karlie. I'm not sure really, as far as I can see there is only co-op, M&S, Halifax and first direct, so any that's easy to do really.

I've just done Halifax.

I'd move on to M&S next...all you need to do is switch over a current account. No minimum payments needed, no DDs and no SOs.

£100 gift card will be delivered within a calendar month from switch completion date.

I'd hold off with First Direct until their £125 switch incentive comes back.

bubbs

tweets wrote: »

bubbs look whose ears are burning

im just eating my tea can honestly say this southern fried chicken is best i have ever bought from supermarket:T:T:T

Anon

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

So can i open an account with say Lloyds then switch it to Halifax and earn £100? how many times can we do this please?
tia

Halifax you can only do once as anyone who has had a switching bonus since Jan 2012 is excluded.

Other offers available though.

Anon

bubbs

bexter7 wrote: »

Thanks Bubbs, you're a star x

Already posted have you seen it or missed it?:p

76rosie

mhoc wrote: »

My question for this afternoon is how do I shock someone into getting their spending under control?

A person I know got the travelling bug this year. Armed with their bonus they went off to Japan for a couple of weeks in the summer and then came home and went to Korea for a couple of weeks - all long haul flights bought last minute so hugely expensive.

Then they went back to work and next thing I knew they had booked more expensive flights and went off to Japan again for 2 weeks - this was supposed to be a cheaper trip as they were staying with someone rather than hosteling - it wasn't

This morning I get a call to cancel a flight booking as their phone went dead as they were booking and they think it went through twice. So I did, it cost £88 to cancel and the refund might take 12 weeks to arrive.

In the meantime I've been getting my head around the total extent of their spending (yes I've got access to the bank statements)
They have a good salary coming in and had a good balance in the current account but the costs involved in these trips and the general extravagant spending - well I made a chart to try and made an extrapolation.
By my reckoning they are going to be totally broke by the end of October and living from pay check to pay check.

Their internet is rubbish, mainly on the phone so I can't send the chart to them

So what shock tactics can I use?

You can lead a horse to water but you can t make them drink...

Be a good example and advise if they will listen...,

9_inch

From a womble - Asda v Morrisons today:

1 x Richmond Irish Recipe Thick Sausages (12 per pack ... £3.50 £1.75