Ecstatic Laughter In The Evenings

ilovegreatdanes

fairclaire wrote: »

Very sound advice Anon. Some will heed it and some will think they don't need to.

I said earlier in the week that what people do with their purchases is up to them and the consequences of that is also up to them. I do, however, get dismayed when those people encourage others to do what they do without pointing out the possible consequences

Buying stuff to sell....online, at car boots, on eBay....or anywhere else is trading and is treated as income. And as such you should pay tax on it. HMRC are clamping down on it Big time! if you do it and are comfortable with it.....fine.

But don't come on here encoraging people who don't know what the pit falls are to do it that's just wrong.

Yes I've been laughed at and ridiculed. And I don't mind that but I do wish people would stop telling other people it's ok it's only ever ok if you don't get caught

Hi, all
just catching up as usual, pages behind so bear with....
havent posted for abit cos have had 2cblack dogs to contend with, sally wag and depression.i try to keep on top of it bit yesterday was bad, think even if I had won the lottery, big money , it would not have cheered me up so I knew it was bad.was very hard to find the best in anything and I hate to feel like that.
amyway, I do agree with you, FC.in last few days I have noticed the glitches are verging on massive quanties, which ppl are thinking of selling in various ways. Personally I wouldnt cos id keep them as acstash cos I only buy what id buy any way, iykwim, so they just stock me up., and I dont get much due to small a and watching pennies.i know its just the initial outlay cos you get it back with the apgs to spend on next shop.i dont have a cast iron view on the greed aspect and if ppl can make more money on free stuff, its their concern.just think that , like FC, itscnot for ppl to encourage others cos it could come back on them, cos you would be surprised who reads these posts and how much info they can pick up.
they look on here, see the oil, conditioner, etc glitches then look on ebay or trawl the car boots, ppl wont have a leg to stand on instead of keeping their stuff and being grateful they benefited.why do we think a fb group of womblers has just set up?as for taking loads of receipts and grabbing and running, I can see why that would be theft even if someone else cant.theres a big difference between picking a few stray unwanted wombles up, to trying to defraud.....
its sad really that we cant be satisfied with the bargains we get, im chuffed for anyone who getsca bargain, just a fine line between a few extra of the stuff you usually buy and premeditated greed...
so novel finished, apologies to any ppl I have unintentally offended and back to catch up...
its everyones conscience and its not my place to criticise

savvy_sal

Due to the ASDA Price Guarantee, you're entitled to a voucher of £6.03:
ASDA Voucher
Why £6.03?
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13 items (11 different) on your bill qualify for comparison ASDA Tesco
+£5.08

1 x ASDA Smartprice Strawberry Individual Cheesecake (... £0.31 £0.31
1 x ASDA Smartprice Cat Litter (10L) £1.55 £1.55
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Sardines in Sunflower Oil (120g... £0.40 £0.40
1 x Haribo Maoam Giant Sour Stripes (15g) £0.10 £0.10
1 x Glenryck South Atlantic Pilchards in Tomato Sauce ... £0.49 £0.49
1 x Haribo Starmix Minis £0.10 £0.10
3 x ASDA Chosen by You Blue Stilton (100g) £3.90 £2.10
1 x ASDA Shades Best Ever Toilet Tissue White - 220 Sh... £2.97 £2.00
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Chinese Takeaway Prawn Crackers... £0.50 £0.15
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Carver Ham (250g) £2.50 £1.32
1 x ASDA Spreadable with Real Butter (500g) £1.67 £0.89

Comparison total £14.49 £9.41
My shop today
Thanks to crisv for mentioning the adsa spreadable.

bubbs

Mildred1970 wrote: »

bubbs wrote: »

A house just for post - how the rich live :cool::T

Morning bubbs :wave:

Bit late now as afternoon :rotfl::rotfl:
Thought you knew i was posh living where i live:rotfl::rotfl:

hornetgirl wrote: »

Another little addition to the tax thing. If you're trading, even if you don't think there will actually be any tax liability, you still need to register. It's the tax man who decides whether anything is due, not you.


Bubbs, impressed at two addresses. Beats two kitchens

Does it beat 2 jags?:rotfl::rotfl:

tweets wrote: »

Good Afternoon

Bus was 20 minutes late this morning. I arrived at work 5 minutes before it was time to start. My home bus was missing so waited 45 minutes because next one was late got to :j now because we not got to :mad: about buses being late.

Finally testing something I wear from Mr T's Home Panels.

4 pair pack of ladies Floral Spot, Striped and Checked Socks :j:j

Hello tweets:wave:
You do make me :rotfl::rotfl:

Emma good luck with job:D

bubbs

Sal yummmmmmm pilchards , love them but dont have them often

Bananababe

aau1 wrote: »

all us inbred heathens have 6 toes on each foot and 6 fingers on each hand

speak for yourself :eek::eek:

:rotfl:

savvy_sal

1 x McVitie's Digestives - Dark Chocolate (332g) £1.59 £1.00

A v T
A v M
A v W

Womble today

poppypopster

1 x John Frieda Frizz Ease Original Formula Hair Serum...£6.29£4.19
2 x TRESemm! Keratin Smooth 7 Day Smooth System Heat A...£13.98£7.00

1 x John Frieda Frizz Ease Extra Strength Hair Serum (...£6.29£4.19
2 x TRESemm! Keratin Smooth 7 Day Smooth System Heat A...
£13.98£7.00


Still working from a shop at 12.55 today.

Bananababe

bubbs wrote: »

Sal yummmmmmm pilchards , love them but dont have them often

oh Bubbs they look slimy. My nannie always said don't eat fish outta a tin !

tweets

bubbs wrote: »

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Bit late now as afternoon :rotfl::rotfl:
Thought you knew i was posh living where i live:rotfl::rotfl:


Does it beat 2 jags?:rotfl::rotfl:


Hello tweets:wave:
You do make me :rotfl::rotfl:

Emma good luck with job:D

bubbs :hello:

I am just glad it was fine while I stood waiting for the bus. I had set off walking this morning when it eventually turned up

SweetnSavvy

zippydooda wrote: »

have you searched for double offers

I searched red wine and sparkling and there was only one bottle which was £3.99 or 2 for £7
too expensive for the elite

I've ordered 12 bottles of my favourite wine which is the Isla Negra Sauvignon Blanc. Normal price £9.99 (no, Ive never paid that much;)), currently £4.99. They also sent me a £12 off £60 voucher.


so £60 spend (inc a few potatoes).
Less 25% (£15)
Less £12 code
= £33 or £2.75 a bottle :T:T