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miss_corerupted

tweets wrote: »

I see mine every 6 months never asked if I could go every 12 months . Just thought they would take me off their books if I didn't go twice a year

I think the last time I went was this march to get a referral for a hospital appointment for my tooth removal. These don't count I now know.

I won't let it happen again

Miró

uglybugball wrote: »

Does anyone know what courier delivered the boots.
I have had one pair delivered out of three , it says on the label 1 of 2 parcels but no sign of the other one and no courier name to contact.
The boots I did get are really nice though. Thanks.

wendyak wrote: »

yodel xx....ive only got one of two as well

Is it the embroidered ones with sequins that you are waiting for by any chance?? Those are are ones that I have still to come...... (Am hoping it will be possible to unpick the sequins if they are not stuck on...:o)

miss_corerupted

The hot water dispenser came and I LOVE it!!!

OH not so in love, it fills his mug up to much soo I had to send it back and get the more expensive on with variable amounts.

It's not worth the complaining for the x amounts of years tbh

Dippydoo

silvercar wrote: »

Sent you a PM.

just read it ty so much:)

Savvybuyer

I don't need glitches. I've got a total of £9.26 from the wombles today, which, considering I spent (in APGs) £4:eek: - gosh I didn't realise I spent so much! - on a series of 'not enough items' shops, but then I did buy £1.30 milk and also some apples at 80p (SP apples turn out to contain 7 apples for me, which works out at about 69p for 6 or roughly same price as the 'offer' apples in T), so not too bad really.

Not much to report - one of them bought some Plenty Kitchen Towels 6 pack at £4.50 vs £3 (v.expensive for kitchen towels in my view) in M, which was needed given that they bought some Hellmann's Mayonnaise at £2:( which compared badly vs there and ended up with a viable voucher amount but not even the difference on the kitchen towels. The best one bought two of the Dairy Box 360g at expensive £6.50:T each vs still expensive £5:eek: each at T and the White Potatoes didn't lose out vs there. It's amazing how little chocolate people are prepared to buy probably "because it's Christmas" and because it's those boxes that they give as presents. (Indeed, perhaps sometimes it is being helpful to us as people seem not to feel emotional worth in something if they buy someone a gift at low price. They are therefore prepared to pay more:T in order for them to feel that they are giving something worth more to someone else, whereas in reality it's all probably more a psychological trick:D:rotfl:.)

mhoc

Anon wrote: »

Good morning all. Has anyone who has used the Am3x offer in SuperD had emails overnight reminding them to use it, even when they have already?

Many thanks

Anon

Strange - have you checked your Amex - I got my 2 Amex straight aw away but now I think about it there should be 3 of them - have to go and have another look

I got a reminder about the Pizza Express on - spend £30 get £10 back - I had forgotten about this one

Savvybuyer

That's now £10.11:rotfl::money:, should I decide to claim that last one. Although the white potatoes and parsnips may be losing us except against T (and Tenderheart Cabbage is definitely one to buy separately and on a non-APG shop as it compares badly vs everywhere - and nowhere else now price-matches A's price on it), I'm still having good comps. T itself is pretty price-keen at the moment so it is helping, meaning that it's still the case for me that a minority of receipts actually are 10% cheaper.

Dippydoo

silvercar wrote: »

Sent you a PM.

Did you get my reply ?

Savvybuyer

silvercar wrote: »

2x POM BEAR ORIGINAL POTATO SNACK 6X19G
- £2.50 † £3.06 £3.40 £3.00
1x MALTESERS FUN SIZE 9 PACK 195G
- £2.79 £1.39 £2.50 £2.76
1x KP HULA HOOPS ORIGINAL 7 X 24G
- £1.75 £1.69 £1.80 £1.00
2x KINGSMILL TASTY WHOLEMEAL BREAD 400G
- £1.00 £1.00 £1.50 n/a
1x NESTLE SHREDDED WHEAT CEREAL BITESIZE 750G
- £2.00 £3.18 £3.20 £3.15

No longer £1 each in M?:think:

hornetgirl

My dentist sends a text when I'm due for a check up and it has a link in it which lets me log in and make the appointment myself. Very modern