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I posted on last thread, but i think i was too late to get an answer :-)
I bought 5 packs of the spooky french fancies today which are on Shoptize, all on one receipt, can i claim 30p back for each or only once for all 5 please?0 -
:(:(:( I had a feeling I was toe stepping - I'm so so sorry
No snap...you misunderstand:)
I was joking with Zippy ...that he was late coming back from the cinema:rotfl:
I am delighted you have started the new thread....mildew was mentioned earlier but she has disappeared:eek:To do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0 -
Picked up the free energy drink from Holland & Barrett today and receipt says its worth £1.39. Got 2 as I have 2 02 priority accounts. Not sure I would pay actual money for them, but fine to chuck in bike enthusiasts stocking.0
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Thanks snap:cool:0
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Savvybuyer wrote: »Yes they aren't they? Are they 99p for M (500g) therefore - actually that's £1.98/kg, as opposed to £1.89/kg on the loose ones? So, the loose (vs M) are cheaper.
Even then I had 750g bags in Aldi last year go down to "half price" 74p(?). And then, at the end of the day, the 74p "half price" bags were reduced to a further half. Half of half price! 37p or thereabouts for 750g! Now making my guide price on 500g packs as 24p.
:eek::eek:The major supermarkets are so expensive.
As these may be whoopsied to much cheaper, I wouldn't even bother with vs 99p on 500g bags. And the loose are only there as being a filler item for pay a few pence and M technically cheaper (yes, they did reappear in my stores on Wednesday!:D:rotfl:).
I happened to be reading about supermarket fruit & veg. earlier today, when I googled for "Sainsbury's are so expensive". (In preparation for my own shop where I'm going to have to shop there soon, to spend Nectars.):rotfl:
May be a little out of date, but that won't stop me:D:
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/01/21/fruit-vegetables-expensive-tesco-sainsburys-local_n_2518888.html
And someone made a post at the end of the comments and here is the website they produced: http://myyearoflivingvintagely.com
They were stung for some expensive booze during the year:
http://myyearoflivingvintagely.com/2012/08/our-first-failing/
They managed to find a wine box and some cans of lager, stored them in the fridge at home. Then promptly forgot them on their three-hour each way journey out. So, as a desperate last resort they stopped at a T supermarket - and promptly got stung very heavily it seems! Wine box in the supermarket and lots of (what appeared to look like) "cut-price" lager. However, the fridge in the campervan failed to work. So, it all went home with them and appears thereafter to have been sitting in their fridge, staring at them, unused! A supermarket waste of money possibly! Shouldda stuck with just what they bought elsewhere and never have fallen for the supermarket at all:(.
http://myyearoflivingvintagely.com/2013/03/debunking-the-supermarkets-are-cheaper-fallacy/
After the year, they went back to shopping in the supermarkets, for the loss leaders, so that they would save even more per month. As always with the supermarkets, how wrong they were again!! They spent much more in the first month than they did in any month of their abstinence year. Every time they pop out for some small shopping, they come back having spent £60! Would be hard pushed to spend that on the high street.
I also read [red] somewhere, possibly here, that when people do some shopping every day, they end up spending more! Obviously not following the Elite method are they? It's actually best to avoid doing any big weekly shop at all, and instead spending as little as possible on small shops that each have glitches and give more back.
There's actually something there entitled "The trouble with sprouts", but I've not read what it is.
I think we need to start growing our own sprouts!
1 x ASDA Brussels Sprouts (500g) £1.25 £0.690 -
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Hopefully I've back from a weekend away just in time to be a page 3 girl?
Bet I've missed loads since Friday night! If any kind soul cares to fill me in on anything I may have missed, please do, otherwise I will annoy my husband by spending the rest of the evening reading back0 -
I posted on last thread, but i think i was too late to get an answer :-)
I bought 5 packs of the spooky french fancies today which are on Shoptize, all on one receipt, can i claim 30p back for each or only once for all 5 please?
Only once with shopitizeLife is a coin, you can spend it anyway you wish, but you can only spend it once.
Go as far as you can see, and when you get there you'll see further.
Take time but don't waste time0 -
TrulyMadly wrote: »For anyone doing an A v W shop
2 x Coca Cola (1.75L) £3.00 £2.50
1 x Nestle Fair Trade Kit Kat 2 Finger Bars - Milk Cho... £1.59 £1.00
Thanks.
I thought Coca Cola downsized 1.75L (I will never forget, ever!:rotfl:) was vs T at 2 for £2? Or is that not comparing to that?
2 for £2.50 - or £1.25 each:eek::eek: - a pound is too much for me - is hideously expensive IMO. Remember it's almost £1.43 a bottle in old money!:eek::eek: (Taking account of that shortchanged volume ever since they went from 2L to 1.75L.) Even 2 for £2.00 - now read 2 for £2.24:eek: due to that downsizing - is expensive.0
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