Elite 2015#1

zippydooda

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

I hadn't realised that the milk had gone down in price as it used to be £1. I still would have left it however as it's only taking 1p off the APG. The time and effort needed to pay for it separately is worth much more than that If target shop is charging £1 and A5da is charging 89p then A5da want to give it to you for 90p to be 10% cheaper. That's the reason you only lose 1p. You are not (as many on here seem to think) losing 11p

no, not many.

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Colin_Hunt wrote: »

Unsurprisingly shares are up, a) with the rising market, and b) because management are taking action thought to improve performance.
I bought £3k worth on 5/1/15 @189p, I view them a bargain below £2 a pop.

Investing in a better offer for Tesco customers is driving a step up in underlying business performance · Broad-based improvement in the UK business resulting in like-for-like sales performance of (2.9)% in last 19 weeks versus (5.4)% in Q2. This includes like-for-like sales performance of (0.3)% for the six-week Christmas period
· All UK formats and categories improved like-for-like performance. In the six week Christmas period, this included:
o Grocery home shopping +12.9%, general merchandise online +22.2% and clothing online +52.4%
o Express format +4.9%, overall general merchandise +4.8% and fresh food volume growth for first time in five years
· Europe returned to positive like-for-like sales growth of +1.0% in last six weeks
· Announcing progress on our immediate priorities, including a significant cost-efficiency programme and a reduction in capital expenditure to £1bn in 2015/16
· Decision not to pay a final dividend for 2014/15

Dave Lewis - Chief Executive

Now is not a time for me to buying shares damn you... Maybe just a cheeky £1.5k as I don't know how much more the house is going to cost. Paid £3k for windows and doors yesterday, £2.5k for a Kitchen next week. Esh!

I see them being up to £3 by mid 2016 though, and paying dividends mmmm... my favourite word.

zippydooda

tweets wrote: »

Good Morning

Tesco to close 43 stores hope mines not one

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-30712762

2 more policeman seriously hurt in Paris shooting

oh no, in the same article I read this, and I changed my broard band from talktalk as I did not understand the cs

Tesco also confirmed that two of its businesses - Tesco Broadband and online entertainment service Blinkbox, will be sold to TalkTalk.

remote90

remote90 wrote: »

So its been reported that Impulse/Barry M/Very Pink doesn't work.

Am I right in thinking Impulse/Models Own/Very Pink is a different product? This is the one I scanned instore and appeared to be a trigger.

Sorry to quote myself. Anyone know?


Purple fiend - please could you post the barcode of the Barry M Very Pink you bought? TIA

Shortfatscotsbloke

Munqui wrote: »

That is annoying

Is the offer ambiguous - did the multi come off, or is this a £2 GC oppertunity :rotfl:

I bet the hartleys are far enough away to be 'obvious to muggles' that it's a different offer

If I had had the time it was a great giftcard opportunity as the offers are right next to each other and believe it or not, both offers have Hartley's jellies and Ambrosia pots in them. However, picking my daughter up on time from gymnastics is far more important than £2, so it was a no brainer really.

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gocat wrote: »

Hmm thats interesting as it said £45.60 will be credited which takes me £4 over the £100 . So will be interesting to see what is added next Tuesday

last month my apg total was £112.55:o thought i lost the extra but it was paid, silly mistake on my part, i meant to claim after the first but accidently claimed on the last day of the month, so not sure if it maked a difference that they did not pay out until tuesday which was in another month,

princessmelody2009

Booboo23 wrote: »

I purchased 2 pairs of trainers in the Sports Direct sale. They were sent out to be signed for on delivery. I checked the online tracking and it said they were delivered, I also got a text saying they had been delivered but no card through the door. I contacted Yodel who told me someone with my name had signed for them at my address, I advised this was impossible and they said contact the retailer and I told them no ask the driver where my parcel is, to which they advised they couldn't and contact Sports direct. I messaged sports direct about my missing goods but since then the scrap man, who was coming to collect what I had left for him outside, has located my parcel within the scrap. Obviously the delivery driver has forged my signature and left the parcel outside. Sports direct has sent me forms out to claim my missing parcel and now I'm at odds to what to do. Do I drop it and not reply or contact Yodel and claim their driver has committed fraud and risk someones job?

I would advise Sports Direct that the parcel has now been located and tell Yodel about the fraud. If he was that desperate to leave the parcel he could have left with a neighbour. More to the point, how many people is he doing this to? Clearly without any regard for anyone's property which actually, he is being paid to do. There are many who would be grateful for his job so if he does not value it perhaps someone else should be given the opportunity. He risked his job, not you.

wackynut

sparklyfee wrote: »

Does anyone have a pic of the old trigger? Or a barcode? I'm going to try very very pink and b and h sops set if my as have them.

The b/c for the old pink shampoo was 02359