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Snap-ant wrote: »

and I've struggled into the world of touch screen mobile phone :eek::eek:

I have a ruck of Argos vouchers to use so invested in a new mobile.

Rather daunting at the moment as I seem to press any key but the right one.

I answered a text saying I was still a teen virgin :eek::o:o Should of said I'm still with Virgin

:rotfl::rotfl:

Good Luck Snap I have had a touchscreen mobile for around 5 years and still send daft texts Remember that one I sent you :rotfl::rotfl:Was it killer snap instead of kipling snap ? I didn't know tell you posted on here :cool:

Anon

Have we seen a trigger in the 3 for £4 toothpaste multi since the Aquafresh was removed from the offer please? Just wondering as starting to get short.

Many thanks

Anon

TrulyMadly

Thanks SFSB:T

Bloomin sundried tomatoes:o

Note to self....must stop chucking stuff in as an afterthought without checking:o

Savvybuyer

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

Hi Savvy, these 3 items show on MSM as comparing to Morries. Do you think they will compare? Please advise, thanks

I've not got the latest on this, so I don't know. All three of the M items are 'within weight range' (although they don't always work like that and sometimes glitch even if they weren't). I think Hunter's Chicken might work, but the Three Cheese probably won't. However, mixing and matching vs 2 for £6 M offer is probably not going to work, particularly as they'd be having to do different price adjustments vs M based on weight. I don't think I've ever seen any of the three items ever comparing vs M. Sorry not to be of more help.

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Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

This is a potential glitch in a 2 for £2 offer. It has not been tested as yet, it is just something I have noticed whilst flicking through pages on A.com. It all hinges on whether the A tills charge you the A.com offer price or the msm offer price. If it works you should end up paying 11p for both items..:D

So, here goes.

On A.com this 10 pack of Bodyform is in a 2 for £2 offer




On msm it is in a totally different 2 for £2.50 offer




And if you buy it with any of the Radox handwashes in the 2 for £2 offer, the apg might see 2 full prices in different offers and return £1.89 of your £2 A v S.

I picked up on this around Tuesday time... It's been tried and tested by another member and doesn't work, or didn't then and the offer was the same then. I'll try find the specific post.

TrulyMadly

Savvybuyer wrote: »

:think:
At the moment, I'm getting my huge 12.5Kg bags from M at £2, as part of my £5 M&M voucher spend shops - done that twice and done well out of it. I was sceptical about these; however they last ages. Cheaper than 90p for 2.5Kg bag (that soon gets used up in my house and has to be replaced) even when they are on full price £4:eek: (though I only buy when £2;), perhaps :wall: given that 90p for 2.5Kg, previously good for me, is still more expensive).

Get your point Savvy...... But I would never get through that many potatoes before they sprouted:rotfl:

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Deleted_User wrote: »

I picked up on this around Tuesday time... It's been tried and tested by another member and doesn't work, or didn't then and the offer was the same then. I'll try find the specific post.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=67866990&postcount=8054

Savvybuyer

zippydooda wrote: »

in my local asda they had the cheese but no vouchers, so as im an elite i asked if they had any. she said, oh thank you i forgot about them, im supposed to be giving them away. i said if it would help you can give me a few no problem sir. she gave me 12. :D:D

i added 2 different types to a deodorant shop to see how they compare. i scanned with msl one said £2 in tesco the lighter one was not recognised. results later.
the coupons state one per product (or similar) so ok to use more than one at a time.
now how long will it take savvy to notice we are being paid to take away again
SAVVY

I don't know as I don't use coupons:o:o:rotfl:. However, I did have a very brief thought when I first saw Lango's post, that with coupons perhaps it would work out better than free. So I was there before you!:D:D As usual though I got halfway there and then stopped:( - thanks for impressing it on me!:D:)

Shortfatscotsbloke

Deleted_User wrote: »

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=67866990&postcount=8054

yra wrote: »

I'm really getting out out here now... Returned to test it - 3.69 to pay...:(

Thanks for this guys, I'll go back and delete my post so nobody gets caught out.

Savvybuyer

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Get your point Savvy...... But I would never get through that many potatoes before they sprouted:rotfl:

That was my own thought. However, I tried them once (at £2, even if we waste half the bag they are still cheaper) and found that, surprisingly, they lasted longer. I think the sack helps keep them dark. I keep folding it over to ensure it is as closed as possible, as the other people at this household as usual leave it wide open to the air:(. The last lot (which will now last only one more meal, tonight) - BB 24 February - have started to sprout for about the last week or so, but it's fine, as I just pull or cut off the 'sprouts' and the potatoes, when cooked, taste fine enough for me. They're not fresh fresh, but they don't taste "off".