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Sunshinemummy

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Good work:T:rotfl::T
Though she should be proud, she is the only one who can say that:D

I thought she took it rather well, she is lovely. She is coming to a restaurant with us next Sunday, even though DS2 is at uni!

I also got a text from DS2, telling me to take shower gel, as her mother has used it!

Dizzy_Ditzy

mutley_muppet wrote: »

OMG Queen of Cheap, that is horrible! Some people really do take the mick!!!
I would be really peed off if someone behaved like that in my house. :mad:

I was absolutely livid :mad:

emerald21

mrs_lds wrote: »

Anyone watching strictly ? Whats with Claudias horrific make up!
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What about that strange woman on the X factor . The one Cheryl clearly hates lol

David.

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

He's stayed here before with no trouble at all. She comes along all greedy and jealous and ransacks my hard earned stashes :mad:

because she's so incapable of holding down a job, she sees everything I've got and wants it for herself without having to work for it so she just took it. It was just as well I took my valuables away with me

It was a joke (well to me) obviously not funny the splash marks
I remember you posting at the time about it #violated

Jelly_Biactol

bubbs wrote: »

Jelly :wave:

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Welcome back Jelly x

Thanks muchly:D

Savvybuyer

It looks like Coconut are not avail. in A so, if you want to BM Sains to nice 'low' probably loss-making T price before Sains start benchmarking and increasing their prices, on other products, to match A round pounds rather than necessarily having 80p half prices of their own...

Remember you don't need to spend £20!

Above, I'm thinking of margarines/spreads that go down sometimes to 80p in S, but A often goes down to £1 and no lower. I'm thinking of information across three separate press articles, about people are surprised we are cheaper than A, from which I've concluded if people's expectation is confounded, maybe answer is to change to meet the expectation - therefore to equalise prices to A, as the benchmark, rather than remain cheaper. One article said Sains. had cut prices on all items. Another

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/retailandconsumer/11121701/Sainsburys-removes-Tesco-from-price-matching-scheme-to-focus-on-Asda.html

said "Sainsbury’s has said it will lower the base price on 1,200 grocery products, such as reducing the price of six Müller fruit corner yogurts from £3.89 to £3.

It will also focus on matching the price of branded goods in Asda, including promotions, which pledges to be 10pc cheaper than its rival."

First point - not £1.94 then?:p That is my price guide on the Muller 6 pack. Anyone who thinks £3:eek: is a good offer... in fact, even £1.94 represents the equivalent of £1.29 for if it were a 4 pack and our guide on those is £1. Even that is quite dear. If you are getting any yogurts at all, get A/P yogurts at 33p for 4 pack (preferably on a Morries comp):rotfl:.

Second point - focusing on matching the prices of branded goods in A? As I see it means if something was on offer in S at half price below £1, matching A's price will, cynically, mean S increasing the price. Remember Sains do have form in this area from several years ago: http://whatconsumer.co.uk/forum/consumer-rights-television-programmes/10468-bbc-watchdog-sainsburys-price-right-wrong.html

People assume a "match" is good. They see it as a reduced price. They don't think that, in fact, it may mean increasing a price to match elsewhere.

And 1,200 products is a fraction of a store's total inventory, which is usually in excess of 30,000 items.

Sunshinemummy

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

I have heard that said before;)

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Thanks muchly:D

Did you have a nice time AWOL x

tweets

emerald21 wrote: »

What about that strange woman on the X factor . The one Cheryl clearly hates lol

She was on Lorraine last week and was completely different.
She reminds me of Kate Bush on X Factor.

poppypopster

strewth71 wrote: »

APG result in, breathing a heavy sigh of relief that it actually worked


Why £19.17?

« Back to comparison results
13 items (9 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Tesco

+£17.43
2 x ASDA Smartprice Chopped Tomatoes (400g)£0.62£0.68
1 x Hartley's Low Sugar Raspberry Jelly (115g)£0.45£0.25
1 x Hartley's Raspberry Jelly Ready to Eat (125g)£0.45£0.25
1 x Hartley's Blackcurrant Jelly Ready to Eat (125g)£0.45£0.25
2 x Glade Sense & Spray Unit Spiced Apple & Cinnamon£20.00£10.00
1 x Pot Noodle Chicken & Mushroom Flavour (4x90g)£3.00£1.94
1 x Hartley's No Added Sugar Blackcurrant Jelly (115g)£0.45N/A
1 x Warburtons Toastie Thick Sliced White Bread (800g)£1.00£1.00
1 x ASDA Deli Smoked Ham (425g)£4.00N/A
1 x ASDA Butcher's Selection Pork Mince - 12% Fat (750...£4.25£1.50
3 x Maynards Discovery Patch - Body Bits (160g)£4.56£1.48 Comparison total (compared products only)£34.78£17.35
My receipt tells a whole different story as I only paid £22 and had £5 refunded :eek:

Happy to see it worked for you

emerald21

David. wrote: »

Well done :kisses3:

Oh it's been up and running for a while