Everyone Loves Inacurate Transactions Everyday, (as long as they are in our favour)

henrik777

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I thought the Bali Sandalwood & Jasmine candle was £5 in M:think:. I don't know - I'd have to go and look to see if it's one of the ones I've written down, all the ones at £2, but I don't think it is. Of no relevance anyway, since it isn't comparing vs M.

£1.48 on MYS and M.com.

pippo

Anon wrote: »

Has anyone had M&M points appear on the app from shops today please?

If yes, what time was your shop? Mine were on my receipt at 2-3pm, no sign of them on the app yet :eek:

Many thanks

Anon

Mine are in now - shop at 2.47
Pip
x

aau1

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Just as well our aau has broad shoulders:rotfl:

Whatever do you mean? :whistle:

silvercar

76rosie wrote: »

How much damage has been done.


You can buy bait from DIY shop. Clear out cupboard of food and anything from the floor. Wear gloves and put bait in tray.

Leave overnight. Check in morning. You will be able to see if bait eaten.

Make sure you wear gloves and there are no pets to eat bait.

I don t have a bpca certificate but our pest control company report to me every week and I am responsible for resolving issues for our company.

Not major damage, nibbled biscuit packets and choc wrappers. Pest guy was really nice and very thorough. He said that everything should be wiped with anti=bacterial wipes and not to drink out of the cans that were in that cupboard as they may have been wee'ed on! Even wiping them would not make it safe to drink out of. So they've gone.

There was an access hole at the back of that cupboard to a pipe that has long gone, so we've sealed it now. We can't seal the back of another cupboard that has the stopc@ck behind it. Expert reckoned they were getting to the area under the cupboards behind the kick boards, but we have solid floors and walls. There is a pipe on the outside of the house that we can't see where it comes into, but is possibly open to behind the dishwasher.

Can I ask you, the expert said not to block that pipe for a few days, so if they do come in they will get the poison, but surely it is better that they don't come in?

bexter7

aau1 wrote: »

I know you know that I know that you're not advocating that

And I agree that this probably isn't right for HUKD, but he'll be doing his usual "MSE are voting it cold because they don't like to share" spiel

I really don't think anyone on here has an issue with sharing and if they do then they shouldn't be on here because it's not really our ethos, IMHO

I have stopped sharing the hows and whys nowadays. I just arrive on peoples doorsteps (my Dad, friends, neighbours, etc) give em a bag/2/3/4/5 load(s) of stuff and nobody asks anymore. Nobody understands (can be bothered).

scamps1966

lutzi1 wrote: »

Good afternoon my darlings,

Snap, so very sorry to hear about the situation, I've been there with my own Mum. Sometimes it really is for the best for them to let go, but it's a horrible thing to go through. Sending you both lots of love. xx :A

I've been following the Alan Barnes story with interest today, since I saw it on BBC Breakfast this morning. http://www.gofundme.com/l0dt9o

When I first went to the website they'd collected over £50k, it's now over £133k and going up every time I look. People are wonderful and I hope things work out well for him. I also trust they'll catch the low life who mugged him. :mad:

Tweets and SFSB, your weight loss is inspirational. I'll have a go myself when the weather gets better, I find winter tough enough to get through nowadays.

But have you seen the fees that site charge. :eek:

http://www.gofundme.com/pricing

Savvybuyer

savingbabs wrote: »

I was looking at the toothbrushes because there's some good schwartzkofs deals vs S, e.g. £5.49 vs £1.25. But can't find trigger. The listerine seems randomly to show in same deal with all hair products so was hoping it was an opportunity but showing on msm too.

Evening all, resigned to just limited lurking at moment.

Hugs to those of you that need them, I know a few of you are going through some tough times x

There is a trigger, or at least there was. Sadly can't get £6 vs £1.25 comp. as the £6 item is non-comparable and isn't available for £1.25 anywhere else:rotfl:. I can't therefore see any use for it as an APG refund item. As it shows the mbuy, buying it will simply put the cost down on any other item bought so that £5.49 vs £1.25 would become £2.50 vs £1.25:(. It's best buying the £5.49 item but needs something else which does not appear, and as for a £6 vs N/A everywhere else, that's no use for APG refund purposes (although it may be an item you need as in needed to have rather than needed for APG purposes).

andi123

remote90 wrote: »

Did one last spin of the biscuit roulette wheel at 15:08 and points were added as expected. :T Signs had been removed as others have experienced.


I do shopping for my 90 year old neighbour and she asked me to buy :eek: her some biscuits. I said I have some free ones and asked what would type she'd like. She said plain ones, so I reckon Butter crinkles are in order!

Yummy. My favourite too, :rotfl:

silvercar

scamps1966 wrote: »

But have you seen the fees that site charge. :eek:

http://www.gofundme.com/pricing

mydonate on bt only charges 15p for a debit card donation.

http://www.btplc.com/mydonate/findoutmore/

EMMAP

We're all about sharing on here. My parents always taught me it's kind to share your toys with other children

For all you LucasArts games fans out there, the brilliant Grim Fandango is now available to download on the PSN. No deal, it's just a really really good game.