Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

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rose28454

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I find out on Saturday what tickets ive got for the rugby World Cup :j

Monday could be a very, very expensive day for me

And my son he applied for over £400.00 worth for him and friends. He and his wife move to a new flat this weekend so an expensive weekend may be on the cards.

jumblejack

hampydoodums wrote: »

Thanks for that, what a shame, thought it would be too good to be true.

Good use of maths there

I don't drink but I would have got it for guests at that price

tweets

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

*taps fingers on desk wondering why we have been waiting 15 whole minutes *

Because you missed my post :rotfl::rotfl:

Bananababe

emerald21 wrote: »

What a palaver . I opened one easily enough and may switch. You need £800 put in within 31 days and two direct debits I believe but I need to read up a bit more first.

Got to switch within 14 days of opening x

tweets

nerfdad wrote: »

That reminds me my mate is waiting to hear about tickets for an England game and I said I would go:o can anybody explain the rules:eek:

cjj_2

jumblejack wrote: »

I heartily agree with all the above (including lid up and lid down) except the eggs.

Best before dates are ridiculously short with eggs.

The most effective test is the float test.

Unsure of an egg?
Pop it in a jug of water.
If it sinks it's super fresh.
If it is suspended in the water, it can still be used for baking.
If it floats, sling it.
Eggs are porous so the older the egg, the larger the air sac.

Too many good eggs are thrown unnecessarily.

Housewives of all previous generations used this method before certain agencies deemed fit to have all eggs stamped for the consumers.

:money:

I do this with my eggs jj xx

Savvybuyer

Where's the Heinz Spaghetti fridge pack gone these days? Is it instore on the offer? Otherwise, no, 9 on a.com and 9 on msm. So, avoid.

3 at £2.21 each = 3x£2.21 = £6.63 or any 4 for £5.00?:think::think: Hmmm...:rotfl: Avoid completely I think! Unless any of them were straight £1 at a competitor, which none of them are, I'd just buy one and avoid being trapped into overbuying and therefore overspending entirely:money:. Righto - back to what I was doing now, before being tipped off by an msm 'price alert' that led to nowhere.

Enterprise_1701C

tweets wrote: »

Because you missed my post :rotfl::rotfl:

Just the bus pass? I was getting all excited, thought you were going to admit to being a famous actress or somesuch That is simply an oversight, managed to travel on the wrong day on a rail ticket before now. OK, not tried to extend it, but same "sort" of thing

hampydoodums

tweets wrote: »

Are you a JD fan hampydoodums ?

No, not me - I can't drink (allergy), but it's my DH's tipple