Everybody Look! Intriguing Tiny Elves!

bubbs

whoops! think few bought this when it was dearer


Babyliss curl secret £84.00 instore @ Boots
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/babyliss-curl-secret-84-instore-boots-2366966

bubbs

Quaker Oats Cereal at Tesco for £1.00
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/quaker-oats-cereal-tesco-for-1-2366963

tweets

izzy65 wrote: »

This is a pic of the one Max has, hope it's not wet out for you tweets, I will delete if it is.:)

Its throwing it down outside and cold :cool:

But I am lovely and dry pic right size :T :j:j:j

Savvybuyer

bubbs wrote: »

Jelly Tots Tube 130g £0.25 @ Asda
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/jelly-tots-tube-130g-0-25-asda-2366920

I don't think I'll ever bother with anything again until the last possible moment after an event!:T
Still. Not available in my store - they seem to think that prices of £2 on Christmas crackers, at this stage, are still acceptable:(*. I shall not be buying them! In fact I don't think there are many RTCs at all in my store (as you know, there never are).




*Although that does not bother me, unlike, bizarrely perhaps, the "song", played in that situation, does - or rather one tiny mere element in it. Then again, it's not a "mere" element, as it means something. Or I give it meaning. Anyway...
I say "bizarrely" as it's not logical or rational (or maybe it is, if that's what it means) but about how something affects someone (or does not).
Anyway, I'll move on as my post here may be affecting some people, by making them bored or whatever:rotfl::rotfl:.
And how I can write a "footnote" that's now longer than the rest of the post(:rotfl:). It's just inconsiderate of me, really, though isn't it? - putting an asterisk for a footnote part way through a post and then requiring people to return and read the rest of the post, after the asterisk, later - or else have to read the post twice. It's just the way that I am. Sorry for my inconsiderateness, which isn't intentional (but then neither are a lot of things that bother me or, even, cause to me to feel anything at all that isn't entirely neutral and which isn't a good feeling, so the 'excuse' that it wasn't intentional falls down flat as well).

bubbs

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I don't think I'll ever bother with anything again until the last possible moment after an event!:T
Still. Not available in my store - they seem to think that prices of £2 on Christmas crackers, at this stage, are still acceptable:(*. I shall not be buying them! In fact I don't think there are many RTCs at all in my store (as you know, there never are).




*Although that does not bother me, unlike, bizarrely perhaps, the "song" does - or rather one tiny mere element in it. Then again, it's not a "mere" element, as it means something. Or I give it meaning. Anyway...
I say "bizarrely" as it's not logical or rational (or maybe it is, if that's what it means) but about how something affects someone (or does not).
Anyway, I'll move on as my post here may be affecting some people, by making them bored or whatever:rotfl::rotfl:.
And how I can write a "footnote" that's now longer than the rest of the post(:rotfl:). Is just inconsiderate of me, really, though isn't it - putting an asterisk for a footnote part way through a post and then requiring people to return and read the rest of the post, after the asterisk, later - or else have to read the post twice.

Have you had them scanned as cheese was not marked rtc in my store but another local elite lady asked and all was reduced:D

aau1

curl_girl wrote: »

I was overcharged 2 weeks ago, asked if they still gave the overcharge gift cards, was told no, h/o policy had changed, she paused then gave me 2 smiley faces, these were a new one to me!!!


Worth 50p each, this was in an ex netto, not one of my locals!!

smileys are something that can be given out at staff discretion.

examples are...they don't have 1pint milk cartons so you have to buy 2 pints and get a smiley to reduce the cost.

Or Something is £1.50 each/2 for £2 but they only have one in stock so you get a smiley to effectively give you the multibuy price on a single unit

£2 giftcards are still to be given out for overcharges

aau1

Delta_1984 wrote: »

I won a 12 pack of larger which I bought, scanned the receipt and after a few days it now says I've redeemed - but where is the cash back and how do I access! Anybody know? Thanks !

Go to voucher wallet

Click the top right icon that looks like a wallet

That page will show you your total earnings and the amount ready for withdrawal.

Click the top right icon that looks like a credit card and enter either your BACS or paypal details on the next screen

Then click "redeem funds"

Savvybuyer

bubbs wrote: »

Have you had them scanned as cheese was not marked rtc in my store but another local elite lady asked and all was reduced:D

I presume you mean the crackers. Christmas crackers not cream crackers:rotfl::D:T:T.

shegha

12 items (10 different) on your receipt qualify for comparison

Asda

sainsbury's


1x McCoy's Salt & Vinegar Crisps (6X30G) £1.88 £1.00
1x Dove Deeply Nourishing Body Wash (250ML) £2.55 £1.00
3x McCoy's Spicy Crisps (6X30G) £5.64 £3.00
0.16x ASDA Grower's Selection Loose Onion (order by number of onions or select kg) (PER KG) £0.11 £0.12
1x McCoy's McCoys Classic (6X30G) £1.88 £1.00
1x Haribo Starmix (1PK) £0.10 £0.10
1x Macleans Whitening Fluoride Toothpaste (100ML) £2.00 £1.00
1x Old El Paso Restaurante Chicken Tinga Soft Taco Kit (395G) £3.79 £2.50
1x McCoy's Cheese & Onion Crisps (6X30G) £1.88 £1.00
1x Barratt Flumps (12G) £0.10 £0.10
Comparison total (compared products only) £19.93 £10.82
+£9.11

hope this helps someone

cheer1eader

evening :wave:
no chance on catching up today as we've been busy de-christmassing the house & eating party food what glitch have i missed today? :rotfl:
playing board games with the kids in a bit so can't be here long