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Munqui

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Based on me needing glasses and not to be drinking Pimms!!

:eek:

Have I missed a pimms glitch :think:

I wonder if tea cake sales have gone up after last night :rotfl:



No jam :rotfl: hopefully the SNP can sort that out

abailey54

bubbs wrote: »

Oh I dont know then sorry

No worries, thanks for replying I might just be making crap up in my head. We only found out today and I'm just thinking how we can help when we're trying to claw back the pennies ourselves

springdreams

matty17r wrote: »

Do the pre-orders work out a good deal on points though even if you don't actually buy the games like COD. You can pay the deposit collect the points but not buy the game when it comes in?

IMHO no because the offer is 500 extra points, but the deposit is usually £5 per game.

davemorton

Scamps, what about taking the battery off, then rinsing the keys? (Perhaps use vodka as that will dry a lot quicker than water, and not leave a sticky residue?)
Then a big roasting bad with loads of rice in it for a few days.

bubbs

springdreams wrote: »

IMHO no because the offer is 500 extra points, but the deposit is usually £5 per game.

Dont alot of people buy them though for double up?

davemorton

springdreams wrote: »

IMHO no because the offer is 500 extra points, but the deposit is usually £5 per game.

bubbs wrote: »

Dont alot of people buy them though for double up?

Yes, what Bubbs said, excellent value if you use your points wisely.

abailey54

bubbs wrote: »

Dont alot of people buy them though for double up?

Yes, can be even better if you're getting it back x3 in vouchers

But wasn't there something about T only giving points when you purchased the game a while back (so you preordered the game, but got the points when you went to pick it up)?

Sorry if I've the wrong end of the stick, I've just started reading back

hampydoodums

springdreams wrote: »

IMHO no because the offer is 500 extra points, but the deposit is usually £5 per game.

I think in the past we have bought the game for £5, collected the points but not bought the game. Saved the points and used them for up to 4 times the face value so getting £15 back iyswim

bubbs

davemorton wrote: »

Yes, what Bubbs said, excellent value if you use your points wisely.

I am a wise old owl:rotfl::rotfl:

Munqui

abailey54 wrote: »

Evening

Just wondering if anyone could give me some advice, I was thinking of occasionally sending the odd glitchy delivery from A to my mil as fil has just lost his job, but using dh's bank card (usually mine's used for our shopping). I've sent her the link to this forum a few times so she could do it herself but I think it's a bit too involved for her

Other things aside, is this risking a higher likelihood of getting a suspended account since both mine and dh's bank cards are the same address? Just remember someone else thinking this might be the reason for an account being suspended. They don't live particularly close so it definitely wouldn't be the same store.

Actually, wasn't that someone doing a c&c to their neighbour?

Sorry if that's a daft question

I believe someone had used their card details for a friend's order and hit the £100 limit (unexpectedly) - A5da had linked the accounts as the payment address was the same therefore the same 'household' which was unexpected by the poster.

Is that what you were thinking ?