Elite 2015#1

mhoc

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

I have just found something that will definitely be of interest to some of you. I have not tested it yet, but it looks likely to work A v W (add to a Tob Shop..:D).

Buy 2 of these Sanex shower gels plus a trigger in the 3 for £5 toiletries offer and potentially get an apg return of £5.52

Interesting - has anyone tried it yet?
I am thinking that if it did I could downsize my bath bubbles stock - sanex far better for my skin anyway

Just have to figure the trigger -
Also a good excuse to get Tobs - I had no excuse before :T

Claire1972

Tweets - hope you and poppy are well, have you help me with level 434!!!! It's driving me mad!!!
Thanking you x

hornetgirl

If any of the elite have an iPad Air (not 2), I would greatly appreciate your opinions on it please.

Argos currently have it on offer for £299 and Dixons Travel are doing a DTD price match offer which means it will cost around £221 from them. I'm flying from Heathrow tomorrow, so could get one there, but am dithering as I don't know anyone who has one that I can ask. I currently have a three year old iPad 2 which still works fine, but is starting to creak a bit. Thoughts please? It would mean raiding my savings, but not money that is specifically earmarked for anything else. TIA.

simone10

mhoc wrote: »

Interesting - has anyone tried it yet?
I am thinking that if it did I could downsize my bath bubbles stock - sanex far better for my skin anyway

Just have to figure the trigger -
Also a good excuse to get Tobs - I had no excuse before :T

there's been at least 2 successful results posted tonight. Using the Dove Cucumber 250ml Deo as Trig. See post no. 834 at 7.46pm that I posted on behalf of Zippy.
earlier on the Trigger link was also posted

Hampy Post no 729 posted a pic of the Trigger
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=67356005&postcount=729

jonathanh1989

Not having much joy with Asda at the moment...

Was too late off the mark with Roses/Heros so am now chasing the refund from turning them down at delivery.

Did a toblerone shop and everything came except the tolberone...

And my mini Asda has niether the Sanex or the dove trigger!
(would it work online?

tweets

Claire1972 wrote: »

Tweets - hope you and poppy are well, have you help me with level 434!!!! It's driving me mad!!!
Thanking you x

Me and Poppy are well thanks. Poppy been asleep most of afternoon her long walk tired her out

Had a look at level 434 it one of those that need stripes and chocolate balls and you have to wait til candy says you need help and sends candy's you need and helps you to win.

Sending positive vibes good luck

bubbs

bexter7 wrote: »

Hey up Bubbs!
Yeah, not too bad thanks. Hope you're good! x

Yes im fine thanks:D

Savvybuyer

mhoc wrote: »

Interesting - has anyone tried it yet?
I am thinking that if it did I could downsize my bath bubbles stock - sanex far better for my skin anyway

Just have to figure the trigger -
Also a good excuse to get Tobs - I had no excuse before :T

Yes, zippy!!:D:D:D

I've just had another price alert. I did notice this before but Curly Kale has gone down in T (I think there was still some version at W that worked out technically cheaper but was way too voluminous for us to use) but have they conveniently gone OOS in A?

Tesco Sliced Curly Kale (200g)

[Strike]£1.00[/Strike] 49p 24.5p / 100g Valid until 11/01/2015
98p 2 for 1
99p
£1.00
95p **

No, apparently not, but they have put the price down a bit it seems:(, oh well, can't have everything:

ASDA British Sliced Curly Kale (200g)

88p 44p / 100g
[Strike]£1.00[/Strike]49p
98p 2 for 1
99p
£1.00
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I notice T's weight has gone down:eek::eek: (cheeky beggars:p), so not as good as it was when it was vs half price 50p on T's last offer and adjusted by weight to lower. But still 'okay' vs 49p.

miss_corerupted

ordered some toblerone today. Used some e-vouchers to pay. But they had none in stock and a few other items weren't in stock taking me minus £9. The lady said not to worry the £9 e-vouchers will go back in automatically. Is that true?

This was a normal shop btw

bubbs

rhosynbach wrote: »

can anyone help dd1 oh he has a zero hour contract and at the moment is starting work at 5 am and doing 12 hour shifts surely this is not right but he does not want to make a fuss as does not know his rights thanks xxx

I am sorry cant help, is there and employment board?

Snap-ant wrote: »

Back from my epic trek to Cardiff & back in one day to see Mrs Fourp in The Heath.

She is still unconscious :(:( I tried flaunting my new Kipling bag purchased from T K Maxx to stimulate her shopping love but nothing.

Anyway results from the brain scan today revealed she now has Encephalitis & they are operating now to drain away the fluid.

This may be the answer

Hi Snap , sorry there is no chnage but fingers crossed this next op will do the trick xx

logie wrote: »

Evening all :wave:

Been at work the last 3 nights so my first opportunity to wish you all a HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
Hope you're all off to a good start. I was the lucky one at work to catch the first baby of the new year Also wrote a formal letter to my manager asking to reduce my contracted hours and to make my views known about my annual leave problems. Start as I mean to go on! This year I will put myself and my family first and not be a push over

Hello Logie
Happy New Year to you and yours x
:T:T:T to first baby of the year and well done on standing up for yourself:D