Elite 11+ Where everyone is welcome :)

Anon

bexter7 wrote: »

A vs T

0.22 x ASDA Carrots by Weight per kg £0.16 £0.16
1 x ASDA Smartprice Chopped Tomatoes (400g) £0.31 £0.34
1 x ASDA Smartprice Peeled Plum Tomatoes in Tomato Jui... £0.31 £0.34
1 x ASDA Sweetcorn (2) £0.47 N/A
3 x Ariel 3in1 Pods with Febreze - 38 Washes (38) £37.44 £36.00
1 x Haribo Starmix £0.10 £0.10
1 x Haribo Tangfastics £0.10 £0.10
1 x ASDA Smartprice Low Fat Natural Yogurt (500g) £0.45 £0.45
5 x ASDA Strong & Absorbent Extra Long Kitchen Towels ... £10.00 £6.75
1 x ASDA Smartprice Toffee (250g) £0.29 N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Coleslaw (300g) £0.30 N/A

HD from today.
£9.06 APG
Ariel pods were £3 each.

If you order the non Febreze version 38 pack it matches AvS £12.48v£10 (if available in your store). On the Febreze vT you are getting £1.69 against a £3 spend in T, non Febreze is £3.49 vS off a £3 spend (plus fillers). Think the numbers are right! Of course this only applies if your store process the order correctly.

I got some more earlier C and C after 4pm and results just in .

Hth

Anon

Dizzy_Ditzy

Mildred1970 wrote: »

My first thought was was what's QoC been up to

That would have been amazing, I'm not sure how T's would cope with us both together .....also I would have needed some tena lady at B/Stoke if you had been there :rotfl::rotfl:

It would have been so :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Shout next time you're over this way and I'll see if I can screw a day off

Dizzy_Ditzy

Plum wine finally started off :beer:

Mildred1970

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

It would have been so :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Shout next time you're over this way and I'll see if I can screw a day off

I will, it would be a right laugh :T:D:)

lookinforabargain

Evening all

:hello:

fernie1

tbw wrote: »

So you are working it on the basis of place a CC order in August before you go away (if anything takes your fancy) but leave it until you get back in September to check and then claim the vouchers ? There was a lot of discussion about this early this month and I Think (and hope) this is how it works ! I'm off to Sri Lank again on 31 August and plan to do a CC around 28 August but leae it until a few days into September to check and claim (I know I'm very near my limit thanks to July shops coming off August tols - which I didn't allow for.

Ya that what I plan to do, if I get chance.
Thursday after work going to treat myself to nails being done, eyebrow wax and toe nails being painted.
Friday last day at work :j:j then have spray tan lol
Saturday travel from home, walsall to surrey for nephews wedding on the Sunday, travel home on Monday
Tuesday morning leave to Birmingham airport to fly to turkey.
Somewhere In between finishing work, the wedding and flying I've got to pack

Dizzy_Ditzy

No news from scamps yet

miss_corerupted

OMG £2.40 for my parcle with myhermes that's cheap!!

gocat

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Msm.co.uk (on the 'Shopping at Morries' side) looks really messed up to me on eggs, as regards having incorrect prices on some items and some incorrect items with prices that apply to other products. I need not go into the detail as we can see the APG is comparing (semi-correctly btw IMO) against £1.39 on both eggs. I imagine the medium FR eggs are comparing vs T at £1.00 or is that now returning N/A? TIA.

On the Shades, a bit like the eggs, it's the computer scraper online on msm linking up different products based on its algorithm - that might have produced a 'glitch', whether of slight or great nature, if the prices for M were taken from online. However, they are not - they're taken from instore, with human beings deciding what is comparable and to what, and the humans are I feel, sadly, more correct here. EDIT: I have the Shades showing at £3.89 for M on msm - I'm not sure what you were expecting? EDIT 2: Sorry, the £8 ones, just checking...

EDIT 3: £7.75 for M on msm. Maybe they were OOS in M when the price collectors visited. Don't know, I never look at ones as high as £7.75 in M. (32p+ per roll, it's about twice my price limit:eek:.)

I'm sorry - I treat the words "Best Ever"* as a promotional tactic on behalf of the store, intended to get people to spend more money than needed. They do so, IMO, by convincing people that they are of better quality. I'm sorry that, on this occasion, you fell for the marketing tactic in my view.

As people will know, I have no truck with much of this at all (although rarely I do fall for it myself:o) and I see 'having no truck with' things like this as being one of the best ways of saving money. For me, toilet paper is toilet paper (:money::question:). But I know, for some people, that's not the case.

You know what - I want my toilet paper to be hard. I don't want soft nastiest that rips to shreads on my bum. So - there we are folks, I am just going to reject completely the notion of "soft" toilet paper, intended to appeal to the emotions and proclivities of a mass public that is generally affected by such things. I feel it provokes that "aah" factor in most people that evokes cute animals and babies. I'm having none of it - sometimes emotion is too sweet and therefore sickening!:D I know - I like to be controversial, but, sometimes, rejecting the generally accepted view is the best approach you can take! Short shrift from me I'm afraid:rotfl::rotfl:.

*And, indeed, "Softest Ever".

Where can you get toilet rolls for 16p a roll ?

My calculation on the £8.00 rolls was vs m @ £7.75 - 80p = 28p a roll. not much over my usual limit of 25p a roll. Unfortunately it all went wrong with them not comparing anyway

karlie88

miss_corerupted wrote: »

OMG £2.40 for my parcle with myhermes that's cheap!!

Is that for the Nexus?

£2.40 only covers you up to £50. e.g. item getting damaged in transit.

Think you have to pay an extra £2ish to insure up to the level of the Nexus.

:cool: