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Dippydoo wrote: »

Hi - are any of these glitches (that are paying you to take away maybe) or are they "just" correct A prices vs "standard" lower T prices? Just wondering as voucher is v. large - was the real A bill actually £24.51? Thank you very much!

savvy_sal

Due to the ASDA Price Guarantee, you're entitled to a voucher of £5.07:
ASDA Voucher
Why £5.07?
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13 items (10 different) on your bill qualify for comparison ASDA Tesco
+£1.06

1 x Budweiser (20x300ml) £13.00 £11.00
2 x Uncle Ben's Special Golden Vegetable Rice (250g) £3.00 £3.38
1 x Bacardi Carta Fuego Rum (700ml) £15.98 £16.00
3 x Soreen Apple & Sultana Loaf (260g) £3.00 £3.00
1 x D&G Old Jamaica Ginger Beer (1.5L) £1.15 £1.15
1 x Fuel Protibrick Protein Boosted Wheat Biscuits (24... £2.00 £2.69
1 x Danone Danio 0% Fat Strained Yogurt - Mango (150g) £0.75 £0.66
1 x Danone Danio 0% Fat Strained Yogurt - Passion Frui... £0.75 £0.85
1 x Danone Danio Low Fat Strained Yogurt - Blueberry (... £0.75 £0.67
1 x Danone Danio Low Fat Strained Yogurt - Peach (150g... £0.75 £0.67

Comparison total £41.13 £40.07


A v T womble dated 25th that I found today

Could someone kindly check this one on new system because I don't really want to print this one now

2875 3733 3116 8973 7736

xxlouisexx56

altojack wrote: »

Tomorrow I am going home :j. I have discharged myself and no turning back. Things been fine though hard going, until earlier today some staff from other department arrived to swap my bed. When I asked why I was told they needed an ultra low bed for a patient elsewhere but not to worry, my new bed would go as low as the one I had been sleeping in.

Ok, so what difference does it make the height of a bed I hear you ask. The thing is I have to lift and support my right leg (operated leg) up and down off and on the bed every time I want a wee or to get off bed and sit in chair. Well my new bed does not go down as low as my other bed did and tonight a particular nurse told me that I need to lift my leg and support it myself when I asked for her help.

I was lied to, which wasn't necessary at all and now I'm struggling I can't get the help, so as I say I'm going home with tears of pain in my eyes. I dare not have another drink tonight else I'll be in a right 2 and 8 later
Time I closed down and have a cry into me pillow, good job there is no one else on this ward with me :cool:
Sorry about the longgggggggg post

Oh AJ, that's awful xxx

Sunshinemummy

Dippydoo wrote: »

Oh wow I'd love to help but picking my brains isn't such a good idea ...skull bone outside intense dippyness inside :rotfl: anyhoo simple face wash b/c 3870 is the trigger for 3 for £6 lots of ppl have been buying the garnier creams ....carver ham and shades 4pk bum fodder compares to !!!!!! on old apg site but not on new i'm sure some of the cleverer ppl here will add to this for you

Thanks honey x

wendyak

altojack wrote: »

Tomorrow I am going home :j. I have discharged myself and no turning back. Things been fine though hard going, until earlier today some staff from other department arrived to swap my bed. When I asked why I was told they needed an ultra low bed for a patient elsewhere but not to worry, my new bed would go as low as the one I had been sleeping in.

Ok, so what difference does it make the height of a bed I hear you ask. The thing is I have to lift and support my right leg (operated leg) up and down off and on the bed every time I want a wee or to get off bed and sit in chair. Well my new bed does not go down as low as my other bed did and tonight a particular nurse told me that I need to lift my leg and support it myself when I asked for her help.

I was lied to, which wasn't necessary at all and now I'm struggling I can't get the help, so as I say I'm going home with tears of pain in my eyes. I dare not have another drink tonight else I'll be in a right 2 and 8 later
Time I closed down and have a cry into me pillow, good job there is no one else on this ward with me :cool:
Sorry about the longgggggggg post

Please don't cry, be happy that you will be away from them tomorrow, with your own toilet and your own kettle
I'm sure you will be fine once you're home ..as my old dad used to say "don't let the b&st&rds get you down " big hugs xxxx

Busylizzie

rhosynbach wrote: »

I think but please don't quote me. Putrid throat is severe ulcers on the toncills but putrid fever is diphtheriaxx

Sooooo glad I live in the age of antibiotics.

Life was very hard back then for the poor. I have enjoyed Poldark immensely but it has made me realise how lucky we are in this modern era in this country.

mhoc

Dippydoo wrote: »

Just overheard 2 of my boys talking about cereal...1st son...i'm gonna ask mum to get some of that krave again....2nd son good luck but if it aint cheaper in another store she wont buy it:rotfl::rotfl:

They learn so young

andi123

Hi. Wondering what to do now, this am my iPad was on old system so I bought carver and shades, I've just got home from work and now apg is on new system any ideas please

Munqui

Oooo, 'The secrets of Sports Direct' is on CH4 8pm (in 4mins lol)

How likely is it that consumers have been ripped off for believing RRPs and failing to research prices themselves :rotfl:

8% CB on quidco

rockyrose

altojack wrote: »

Tomorrow I am going home :j. I have discharged myself and no turning back. Things been fine though hard going, until earlier today some staff from other department arrived to swap my bed. When I asked why I was told they needed an ultra low bed for a patient elsewhere but not to worry, my new bed would go as low as the one I had been sleeping in.

Ok, so what difference does it make the height of a bed I hear you ask. The thing is I have to lift and support my right leg (operated leg) up and down off and on the bed every time I want a wee or to get off bed and sit in chair. Well my new bed does not go down as low as my other bed did and tonight a particular nurse told me that I need to lift my leg and support it myself when I asked for her help.

I was lied to, which wasn't necessary at all and now I'm struggling I can't get the help, so as I say I'm going home with tears of pain in my eyes. I dare not have another drink tonight else I'll be in a right 2 and 8 later
Time I closed down and have a cry into me pillow, good job there is no one else on this ward with me :cool:
Sorry about the longgggggggg post

don't apologise and post away if it helps. Glad you are going home, sorry about the staff and the bed and take care at home, rest and be careful.