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emerald21 wrote: »

Good Evening all received my £10 for the bic biro challenge today

If anyone here did the Sky go offer where there was a £15 M & S voucher have you received it yet pls ? I ve just emailed them to chase it up as it's been a month.

Also anyone who did the Country Life offer with a free £20 M & S voucher have you received that yet please.

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gocat

Bananababe wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: no

Proof

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davemorton

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Doesn't look like it :eek: Have you raided my stash.

dONT WORRY, i LEFT YOU A BOTTLE FOR TONIGHT

(grr @ caps)

davemorton

Oooo, I got £50 or M&S vouchers from my house insurance yesterday I remember telling someone else about it on here, hope yours turn up soon too.

Tinyshoes

davemorton wrote: »

dONT WORRY, i LEFT YOU A BOTTLE FOR TONIGHT

(grr @ caps)

A tiny one

bubbs

Bacon still working

davemorton

Tinyshoes wrote: »

A tiny one

More than enough to fill your boots with (as they are tiny )

TrulyMadly

Well I'll go to the foot of our stairs:T:T:T

My £15 M&S e voucher came today from Sky

Thanks DM:T:T:j

davemorton

bubbs wrote: »

Bacon still working

Did someone check it for you Bubbs?

Savvybuyer

:hello: Skip if you don't want another post about autism - but I don't know why I'd write such a post:rotfl:. Although, they do sometimes get more thanks don't they?:think:(:rotfl:).

I'm back from A, and I noticed afterwards that I looked straight at the floor rather than at the SA (but no as that's obviously just how my brainwaves aren't automatically attracted to other people's bodies, or eyes). I went at the wrong time really - a bit too early as the trolleys in the store rather than just been brought out (with receipts). The neurotypicals aren't leaving their receipts but just getting in their cars and leaving - I think because it's too cold! (Brrr...:() They are - their behaviour - in a sense predictable. I don't mean the 'in the moment' and being able to predict any of that, because I can't (can't tell you how to join or predict a conversation, or even if 'predicting' any of one is the right thing to do), but, instead, when I can come back here, sit down and create one of my theories (:rotfl:, I am being stereotypical of people like myself, I'm not really like this) and they are predictable on that other level, the 'consumer behaviour' level. Not only in largely getting the same, tired old cheaper in A items time after time (Cathedral and Cathedral and £1.96/£2 Clover), but it's the same thing as the psychology behaviour studies that supermarkets do - e.g. wobbly signs that get neurotypicals to stumble and move back to profitable items because they attract their peripheral vision (I suspect my peripheral vision is at a totally different angle so the thing doesn't work on me:D) and items placed at neurotypicals' eye level:D:D:rotfl:. (My "eye level" is down on the floor, where the bargain items are:D:D:rotfl::rotfl:.)

But, no, I have noticed, through wombling 'through the seasons' that people leave the receipts more when it is sunshine weather and they don't in the cold weather like now. They're so predictable:laugh:!

That said, I do have the odd womble. One of them might be good when they bought some Cereal Bars at £2.68 full price:eek::T - and not even on 2 for £3. I think it is those multisaves that ruin a lot, unless it's the rare circumstance of one that doesn't show on the APG. As long as they don't get mbuys, or any stupid items (here, items that are cheap are stupid for my purposes) it may be good. On another receipt, I think £9 beer is too cheap to be any good:(. I mean 'cheap' in that it probably loses out vs elsewhere (being way more expensive), not that £9 itself is a cheap price;):rotfl:. Fortunately, I haven't seen any Cathedral cheese at £1.97 on the receipts - unless it's hiding there, tucked away from my notice:(. I wonder if it's now gone up in price - I hope it has. I'm pleased to see the Pot Noodles are at £1 now rather than 50p, that much I can say. But £1 Doritos:rotfl:.