Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

strewth71

vouchercrazy wrote: »

The bridgewater Hall is amazing, it is all built in wood, we go quite often to see the The Halle, last time was the 1812 overture, it turned out to be a bit of a nightmare, I do not know if it was dust from all the wood but the air was very dry and it gave me a tickly cough, I tried not to cough but when I started, other people started coughing and the conductor stopped the concert until everyone had stopped coughing which took about 10 minutes, oh still blames me for starting the coughing episode.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I'm going to have to get in there one day to see Will take a bottle of water in case I feel a cough coming on while in there :rotfl:

mhoc

Savvybuyer wrote: »

But is the red one also £4.99/£5 each at the competitors? Going off now to check...:rotfl::)

EDIT: Yes, it is, apparently, and as you're getting two should compare vs Sains at 2 for £10, but the others more or less the same anyway. Assuming the "More" points offer is also on the red version.

Hardys Stamp of Australia Shiraz Cabernet Sauvignon (750ml)


£7.25 96.7p / 100ml

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  £4.99
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  £4.99
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  [Strike]£7.48[/Strike]
  £5.00
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  £7.50
  any 2 for £10.00

T's kindly got that on until 11th November (which probably means it stops a day before for our purposes) but is the "More" offer on until then? (Beyond which, once the "More" points promotion ends, it becomes no use buying:rotfl:.)

Yes I think the more points are also on the Shiraz - I picked that one up first. The SELs have the final dates of the more points - seem to think its early November but I will check tomorrow.

We need someone to try the red out now.

But what happens if you buy 2 bottles and use a combination of cash and a voucher but you don't get the result you want - so you want to do a refund so you can start again - would that be allowed?

tweets

Thought Flat Eric would get help from the elite if you can help that is .

Flat_Eric wrote: »

I hope everyone is having a lovely day. I enjoyed my trip into town - didn't end up buying any clothes which I suppose was a good thing.

I posted this and wonder about views from peeps on here. Was I in the wrong?

I am looking forward to a relaxing evening with may be a glass of wine. I am having chinese for tea so noodles from m&$ which last time I looked were free, teriyaki beef (plus a sauce) which won't be free, stir fry veg and a breaded chicken piece which I will have to syn too. Forgot the prawn crackers. Oh well. have an enjoyable evening all xxx

oh before I go - does anyone use molton brown? it was one of the deals of the week in b00ts today. was a bit tempted but was still very expensive.

mhoc

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I've just had my pet insurance renewal. It's almost doubled :eek: :eek: :eek:

Guess I'm adding sort out cheaper pet insurance to my to do list this week then :rotfl:

Similar happened to me, I was with Sainburys last year. I swapped to Tesco pet insurance, much lower premium and I also got £30 gift card - took a couple of months to arrive but a nice bonus.

henrik777

fairclaire wrote: »

Nope......I grow my own I have a few to use up as it is. Even the chickens are starting to roll their eyes at them

Better than sweets unless of course you were going buy them anyway. Could've just dumped it in the car park or at the school for Halloween and someone would use it and you meet the spend minimum and help someone

Of course with 4 in a house sweets probably don't go to waste

RootedNomad

Evening everyone

Unexpected bonus from c & c today - vs M

1 x Ben & Jerry's Fairtrade Chocolate Fudge Brownie Ic... £4.00 £2.24
1 x Ben & Jerry's Fairtrade Baked Alaska Ice Cream (50... £4.00 £2.24

Scans £3 per tub on collection, so APG £3.96 on £6 spend, ie £1.02 per tub. Checked sel whilst I was instore and was £3

fairclaire

henrik777 wrote: »

Better than sweets unless of course you were going buy them anyway. Could've just dumped it in the car park or at the school for Halloween and someone would use it and you meet the spend minimum and help someone

Of course with 4 in a house sweets probably don't go to waste

They certainly don't and they make me popular :rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

scottishshortie wrote: »

They have also Toffee Apples 59p each or 2 for £1 that are yum we had a couple today

They would pull my teeth out:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
tweets did you do it?

mhoc

Anon wrote: »

You do know you can have more than one PPal in your name with different email addresses if required ... just saying .

I find Mrs Anon is very accommodating though (I have access to speed things up ... in fact, I am not sure she has ever used it herself ).

On occasion Mrs Anon has sent me money too (balance of her PPal, a few £25s ) so that I can then withdraw to my own account rather than routing through hers.

Anon

Interesting - I am thinking of setting up a new PayPal using my own current and the iPad address and then I can start a new COS and new Shopotize - this should be OK???

tweets

bubbs wrote: »

They would pull my teeth out:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
tweets did you do it?

Yes thank you I did it