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Savvybuyer

No use, despite them buying one of the 'correct' Cathedrals vs M:T.
It's these normal shops instore, they leave everything to chance:rotfl:.

5 items on your bill qualify for comparison Morrisons

+£3.29
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Gold Roast Freeze Dried Instant...£1.55£1.75
1 x ASDA Mashed Potato (400g)£1.00N/A
1 x ASDA Max Strength Cold & Flu Capsules (16)£1.60N/A
1 x ASDA Extra Power Pain Reliever Caplet Tablets (16)£0.54£2.00:eek:
2 x Halls Sugar Free Original Cough Lozenges (9)£0.80N/A
1 x Petits Filous Frubes - Strawberry & Vanilla (9x40g...£0.96£2.00
1 x Wrigley's Extra Sugarfree Gum - Cool Breeze (10 pe...£1.00N/A
1 x Cathedral City Vintage Cheddar (300g)£1.97£2.00
1 x Kingsmill Medium Sliced 50/50 Bread (800g)£0.79£1.35 Morries vs Aldi I think!
1 x ASDA Frizz Control Cream (150ml)£2.00N/A
2 x Casa Luis Carinena Macabeo (750ml)£7.00N/A
1 x Feasters Microwave Beef Burger with Cheese (150g)£1.00N/A
1 x Feasters Southern Fried Chicken Burger (130g)£1.00N/A
Comparison total (compared products only)£5.81£9.10

In the end, it was mainly those Frubes at disliked 98p in A, when I see them bought in A, that cost this one, together with the Pain Relief comparing vs M! I don't know what the item at M is or whether it would work on a shop in M (comparing back vs A). They should of course have bought the £2 Flu relief in A, that compares against T, but not M, at 54p. Or something like that.

I hope that my explanations tonight have been understood. I do know that I have a tendency to waffle and, even though all the words are English, it is a different language! Hopefully not much lost in the translation:D.

However it is my Asperger's syndrome and that is my excuse!:p:rotfl: It's therefore a complete defence as anything related to that would be discrimination on your part! So, it's all your fault and not mine! You know I am jesting though:rotfl::rotfl:.

There we are - I was trying to avoid mentioning Asperger's, and largely succeeded over the last thread, but now mentioned twice, or more, over the last couple of days!

I'll try to stay off mentioning it again, as I know people find it another one of my boring obsessions:rotfl:.

Nothing worthy of buying on that shop. I think there are some other size Wrigley's Chewing Gum that may compare vs M at £1.50 and which are cheaper price per unit! The Frubes at 98p - are 2 for £3 'everywhere else' (not literally but probably true as regards the major supermarkets). Another one that I feel A will next increase its price to 2 for £3 to match the rest, as I feel they cannot possibly stand out like that for long... (Will I right I wonder?:think:)

Okay, for now, goodnight!:)

aau1

If you are worried that your M&M voucher prints out and you don't realise, you can change your preference online so that the vouchers only print out after you have requested them. The request has to be made online

rockyrose

rose28454 wrote: »

I think I am going to call in the morning to speak to someone about it. The shame is Mum was an Auxillary Nurse for many years and looked after many old people and I know she had to wash, dress and help with their toilet needs. What I would like is a meeting with the nurse concerned to ask her to her face what she thought she was doing. The thing is what happens to old people with no one to stand up for them.
Thanks SunshineMummy for your comment too.

You can't let this go. I am so sorry for the way your mum was treated..honestly things like this make me cry and cry. Do speak to that nurse if you can because I can pretty much guarentee she won't be be rude to you. I've been in a similar situation and I wouldn't let it go , I kept on until I saw the nurse in question mainly because of the way she treated my dad but also because of as you say those who have no one to speak for them. All I got from her was a very very weak apology bathed in a complete absence of any sincerity but in a very calm way I fired exocet missiles across her bows warning her I'd be watching and listening her every move. If you pull her up on her behaviour it may make her stop when it comes to others.
I am so tired and really heart weary at all the stories lately of the terrible treatment of the elderly...they all deserve so much better.
Good luck, please do give us an update. Hope mum will be Ok.

vanilla_twist

Well done so so I think you might have unravelled something very useful:T

Sorry but do we have a definitive list of biscuits as seeing they are free I will get for my kids households.
I presume I can scan in store to check As comparison and use the Morris app to check for points.

Just a bit confused as bubbs and dipdap were talking about ones I didn't think compared. Never used my match and more but sure I understand enough to get by.
Tia

V x

Savvybuyer

tessietwo2 wrote: »

Hi everyone
Just a quick pop on to say I bought 18 crunch creams and 2 rich tea creams and still got 9800 match points and 10000 more points.

Doing lots of skimming and did not notice the 10 per variety each shop mentioned and bought 18 and got the points fine

Thanks Hollieinbloom and all the team work.

You got all the points despite that! It's not fair:(! Well done:T:T.

aau1

Is there an easy way to view what products have More points on them online? The app is pretty good but I can't find an easy way to do it online

TIA

Savvybuyer

aau1 wrote: »

If you are worried that your M&M voucher prints out and you don't realise, you can change your preference online so that the vouchers only print out after you have requested them. The request has to be made online

My reply, somewhat irrelevantly:o:o,

There's no way that I would not notice, and indeed, instead, I'd be distracted by, a voucher popping out from a till the other side of the building!:rotfl:

That's a very useful post, and will help some. For me, I'd forget to request them online, so I'm 'happy' with how it is - just that I'd want £20 to pop out instead of £15:doh:, but, never mind!

aau1

vanilla_twist wrote: »

Well done so so I think you might have unravelled something very useful:T

Sorry but do we have a definitive list of biscuits as seeing they are free I will get for my kids households.
I presume I can scan in store to check As comparison and use the Morris app to check for points.

Just a bit confused as bubbs and dipdap were talking about ones I didn't think compared. Never used my match and more but sure I understand enough to get by.
Tia

V x

Buy a mix of these (buy a total between 15 and 20,max 10 of any kind)

Fox's Creams - Nice (175g)
Fox's Creams - Rich Tea (175g)
Fox's Ginger Crinkles (200g)
Fox's Butter Crinkles (200g)
Fox's Crunch Creams - Golden (168g)
Fox's Creams - Malted Milk (175g)
Fox's Jam 'n' Cream (150g)
Fox's Creams - Neapolitan Jam Sandwich (150g)
Fox's Creams - Mint

But don’t buy any of these
1x Fox's Crunch Creams – Ginger (168g)
1x Fox's Crunch Creams - Double Choc (168g)
1x Fox's Coconut Crinkles (200g)

vanilla_twist

Apologies just found aau1 post confirming the biscuits that worked for him.
Will double check with app tomorrow but enough selection to keep everyone happy.

Thanks to the OP hollies great find.

V x

fairclaire

aau1 wrote: »

If you are worried that your M&M voucher prints out and you don't realise, you can change your preference online so that the vouchers only print out after you have requested them. The request has to be made online

I personally can't see why anyone would miss them? they are exactly like sainsburys and come from a different printer above the till where your receipt prints out.

I did this at the very start when there were glitches on the system and I had to wait until. had £75 worth of vouchers spit out trust me, you can't miss them