Elite 11+ Where everyone is welcome :)

zippydooda

Anon wrote: »

Put the app on her phone, put in any O2 sim and register it, remove O2 sim (unless you are on O2 obviously!).

Anon

big problem, hers is not a smart phone or I would have it filled with all the apps

juju17

Mhoc, whenever myself or my Elite partner in crime find 1p items, we tend to hide them in another aisle, then take our first lot through....that way, if you do get caught, (and we both have been,) the staff don't find any on the shelf when they go to remove them. Then later, you can go back and get them from your hiding place and get them through SS.
Just a suggestion.....works for us....its just a game, and its good to be one step ahead :j

poppypopster

2x LEMSIP MAX ALL IN ONE LIQUID 160ML £8.00 n/a n/a n/a
1x NUROFEN COLD & FLU TABLETS 16S £5.50 £5.49 £1.25 £5.49


NUROFEN worked with Tesco V Sainsbury's


LEMSIP didn't work so it went back

Jelly_Biactol

All the stock has been labelled properly, so Jelly's Deli is now open for business:D

Savvybuyer

Also McV Jaffa Cakes 12 pack are down to 50p in M, but not considered to be a good price for them (S/P 40p and then vs M, although - have S/P had a weight reduction as shows 135g on msm rather than McV's and CBY's 150g?:think:. Maybe not, maybe they were 'always' 135g).

2 for £2 on McV JC in A. Also includes Fruit Shortcake which was 54p last week in M - and still is - some of the Fox's biscuits have gone down to that price too - but all (McV Fruit Shortcake and Fox's) being kept off M list as own brand Fruit Shortcake (with trigger maybe) is much better, vs M, M at 34p on those rather than expensive 54p. But remember there is a reason why these are 3 for £1 in A - they are very convenient items for muggles to buy that the stores use to get people to depart from their intended shopping lists and thus pay the store more - they are 3 for £1 for a very good reason - that gets people buying more packets and, I suspect, these are items that make profits for the store. Precisely the very items for us to avoid if money-saving! They are "convenient" items - in other words, they are items that the stores make to be "convenient" to us in order so that they can make money from us (which is their only reason for existence). Anything that stores try to do to make to be for 'our convenience', and I'm perhaps not being too cynical, is there solely to make money for the stores and to take money out of our purses/wallets. AVOID all biscuits, they are tempting and fill up loads of space on supermarket aisles, and they do so for a very good reason as they are very profitable for the supermarkets.

Plus your waistline will thank you. Think of that - and the money you are saving by not buying such items!

fairclaire

zippydooda wrote: »

big problem, hers is not a smart phone or I would have it filled with all the apps

No cinema tickets on mine either Zip there again my app does think I live on the moon

xxlouisexx56

miss_corerupted wrote: »

I'm thinking of opening one of these for DS

http://www.topcashback.co.uk/shepherds-friendly-young-saver-plan/

His current savings account is paying something like 0.0001%

What do you all think?

I think the cash back seems good

LEJC

juju17 wrote: »

Mhoc, whenever myself or my Elite partner in crime find 1p items, we tend to hide them in another aisle, then take our first lot through....that way, if you do get caught, (and we both have been,) the staff don't find any on the shelf when they go to remove them. Then later, you can go back and get them from your hiding place and get them through SS.
Just a suggestion.....works for us....its just a game, and its good to be one step ahead :j

I admit ive never hidden anything...but im getting quite good at finding things others may have hidden!

tweets

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Found it, at last:T
Have emailed to say we're missing him:)

Thank you :T

With your email and QoC message hopefully he will say hi

zippydooda

fairclaire wrote: »

No cinema tickets on mine either Zip there again my app does think I live on the moon

:rotfl::rotfl: