Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

Evangeline1971

fairclaire wrote: »

Good morning Have had DS2 on an epic trek this morning in a bid to exhaust him.......it didn't work :rotfl::rotfl: But Im knackered!

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Wish I could offer some ideas FC for the clock change but I can't imagine anything that you haven't already tried wonder if savvy has any ideas:think:

SAVVY HAVE YOU ANY IDEAS?:)

Just curious - What doesn't he like about an extra hour for free :huh: The lost hour in Spring I agree is annoying. I'll probably use my extra hour to stay up later on my iPad

Edit: I see your post now FC. I'm fortunate my sleeping pattern is pretty flexible

EMMAP

Ooooh and Penn and Teller! Can't believe I forgot about that. They got me up on stage and I did a knife throwing trick with them. Still one of the best moments of my whole life.

Big recommendations for those shows.

P2TKL

pacifica9 wrote: »

First went to Vegas on my own (but as part of an organised coach tour of Western USA) I got a name for myself on the coach as the person who could cram the most into the experience :T - managing to see Mystere early evening followed by a midnight showing of 'O'. Well you're not supposed to sleep in Vegas are you?!! :rotfl:

We have just done the same coach tour of Western USA....we had a brilliant time....didn't manage any shows in Las Vegas though :rotfl:

ellie79_2

zippydooda wrote: »

our dogs fleas seems to become immune to front line, can anyone recommend "advantage" as the reviews ive read are good.

while searching I came across a home made "flea trap". ill try that tonight, as its free. http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Flea-Trap

The only front line that works is front line combo from the vets. We just started using advantage bought from Amazon on our cat after she came back from the vets after an op covered in fleas :eek: and it does seem to work, for now anyway!

ellie14

fairclaire wrote: »

:D:D That is brilliant :T:T:T Im gutted I don't have the opportunity to see in in person.
......be careful with my poppies

Just back from seeing the poppies they are truly beautiful,hundreds of people gathered around the Tower ,wish they had collection boxes.
Also for the past few days each time I pass a poppy seller I have been emptying mine and mums purse of loose change ,small gesture but all adds up.
So each supermarket visit empty out the loose change.....

elainemn

Good morning. My first gig was to see Fleewood Mac & it was brilliant.

Just wondering if you have a womble print limit for small amounts?

strewth71

bexter7 wrote: »

just go steady as I had my paypal account shut down, had to prove identity, card ownership, provide passport, driving licence etc. It took about a week to get my account back. My friend however got theirs shut down and its been two months now, and its still not sorted!!!! My friend has just over £300 in the account too (this is a genuine 'friend', ie not my AE iyswim ...Show caution!

That is my fear bex, am thinking put 6 through each month paying each to oh via Ppal. Hoping that won't trigger any of Ppals security thingies.

bubbs wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: im glad someone else admitted it , i also went but at Corby

Morning all:wave:

:rotfl::rotfl:I was only 13 or so and I thought he was amazing - am sure he was in his thirties or forties already by then :eek: I have redeemed myself by going to see David Gray and The Red Hot Chiili Peppers since

pacifica9

P2TKL wrote: »

We have just done the same coach tour of Western USA....we had a brilliant time....didn't manage any shows in Las Vegas though :rotfl:

Glad you had such a great time. I loved it too. The perfect way to see lots of different things without having to actually drive all those miles yourself. :T

fairclaire

strewth71 wrote: »

Ah Thanks Anon :A I considered doing this as oh has a Ppal account linked to our bank account so I could put the 3v into mine then pay to him and he could pay into the bank. I was scared that it might be classed as money laundering :rotfl::eek: Is there a limit to how many much you can cash out this way each month or is it just a case of not going mad and getting your account blocked by Ppal for unusual activity?

It's not money laundering as the original funds would come from an illegal activity for it to be classed as that. Doing the paypal thing is what's called 'micro laundering' and it's becoming increasingly popular way for criminals to launder money. So whilst you aren't doing anything illegal, you're using a method that might look like you are. You are right that it increases the likelihood of checks/temporary account closures etc. I suppose the larger scale you do it on, the more likely you are to encounter this?
Id say if you are going to do this, then make sure that you use legit details. Anyone doing it with false details to get access to more accounts etc could potentially run in a whole heap of trouble if their accounts are investigated.

Not scaremongering, just giving the facts as we are talking large sums of money in some cases.

pacifica9

strewth71 wrote: »

That is my fear bex, am thinking put 6 through each month paying each to oh via Ppal. Hoping that won't trigger any of Ppals security thingies.



:rotfl::rotfl:I was only 13 or so and I thought he was amazing - am sure he was in his thirties or forties already by then :eek: I have redeemed myself by going to see David Gray and The Red Hot Chiili Peppers since

Oooh yes. Red Hot Chili Peppers at Don Valley Stadium. Awesome.:j