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Wheres_My_Cashback

Anon wrote: »

Why would police be interested (out of interest)? Will be spending evouchers online?

Anon

Check out whose post it was you quoted You now have your answer :rotfl:

Wheres_My_Cashback

MissAdventure wrote: »

My shop also randomly contained 4 extra pints of milk that I hadn't ordered (in addition to the pint of milk I'd bought for myself..)
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I quite often end up with random items I've not ordered or paid for, the best so far being a £10 bottle of vino

Either somebody is missing the item from their order or someone just likes to include random things at As expense :rotfl:

Ladyshopper

EMMAP wrote: »

Evening elite.

My dear friend's OH has been told he doesn't have a job from tomorrow. He was the main earner in the house. She has a zero hours job which won't be enough to support them or pay the rent. They have no savings and no food in the house and they have a little girl. They're like family to me and I don't know what to do.

Gonna get more info but how can they give him so little notice?

Sorry to hear that EMMAP, thats rubbish news.

I see someone has already pointed you in the direction of entitled to. Citizens advice might be a good place to go as well, they can give advice about benefits, and also about employment law as to whether he can just be laid off with no notice.

Is your friends OH a member of a Union at all?

vanilla_twist

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

I think you should be asking at what age is it "NOT" ok for a sleep over party! ;-)

When I haven't been taken out for a nice meal first :eek::rotfl::rotfl:
V x

i_been_robbed

Colin_Hunt wrote: »

Why on earth would someone need to buy these toothbrushes all of a sudden? I am baffled.

It's all the sweet foxes biscuits people been eating

lookinforabargain

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

I quite often end up with random items I've not ordered or paid for, the best so far being a £10 bottle of vino

Either somebody is missing the item from their order or someone just likes to include random things at As expense :rotfl:

I got 2 packets of Leerdammer Light a few weeks back :cool:

Evening all

This evening I have been to circuit training :eek: Oh my giddy aunt :eek: I am not looking forward to the morning :rotfl:

bubbs

dipdap wrote: »

Heehee looks like the biccies are on me



I've still got your choccies you got deodorants to swap?

Yes what about next tues?

rose28454

I was listening to the radio the other day and they were talking about Car insurers not paying up if you have not advised them of a change to your details. Apparently they are within their rights to not pay out if you did not advise them of changes like colour of car or address etc.
So last night phoned OH's insurers as he recently had his van resprayed a different colour, although he had advised DVLA. Lady checked and said underwriters would not accept change and she would ring tonight to advise. She just did and his premiums will go up from £20.98 per month to £41.52!!! He has 7 days to make up his mind and there will also be a £75.00 cancellation fee if he leaves.
Did a Go Compare comparison and got a better policy for less then £12.00 per month.
Just to warn people even if you put a sticker on your car thats a change!!!

Colin_Hunt

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

T..........................., especially if you refused the toothbrushes.

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

Read back and it will be plain to see

:eek::eek::eek: Crikey

Talk about taking the [STRIKE]p!**.[/STRIKE] mickey.

Wheres_My_Cashback

rose28454 wrote: »

I was listening to the radio the other day and they were talking about Car insurers not paying up if you have not advised them of a change to your details. Apparently they are within their rights to not pay out if you did not advise them of changes like colour of car or address etc.
So last night phoned OH's insurers as he recently had his van resprayed a different colour, although he had advised DVLA. Lady checked and said underwriters would not accept change and she would ring tonight to advise. She just did and his premiums will go up from £20.98 per month to £41.52!!! He has 7 days to make up his mind and there will also be a £75.00 cancellation fee if he leaves.
Did a Go Compare comparison and got a better policy for less then £12.00 per month.
Just to warn people even if you put a sticker on your car thats a change!!!

Has he changed it to Gold Leaf !!! That is seriously taking the P!!s and I would be querying it and asking for justification/clarification or advice from BIBA