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elainemn wrote: »

Hi TM
Todays answer http://www.topcashback.co.uk/ee-broadband/

How much have you won on Quidco Elaine?:)

Tinyshoes

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

use by 31st may.:)

Thanks bargainqueen I would be silly not to redeem one then. :T

neas

i do concur about consuming more food/drink if you have it. I definately stay away from sweet glitches or chocolate glitches as I think, I'm only going to pay with my time and effort to put on weight :P.

Now toiletries that makes sense to stash, still have hundreds of dishwahser tabs from 2010 :O Tesco DTD

Tinyshoes

SweetnSavvy wrote: »

Hi TS,

It seems T have put the 25% offer on ALL the wines Regardless of whether they are in the offer or not. I checked these out yesterday. If you add 6 to your basket on .com it doesn't give you any discount, whereas it does with the others.
HTH
SnS

Ah thanks for that info. I wonder if that would mean a DTD opportunity if you just bought the wine instore.

Savvybuyer

Sad_Dad wrote: »

Evening All,

Annoyed to only get a BG for £4.50 off tonight's wine shop.

Bought 6 of the diablo but SA mustn't have scanned them all.

1x
LOOSE BROWN ONIONS
0.102kg £0.06 n/a n/a n/a
1x
UM BONGO LIGHT 1L
- £0.64 n/a n/a n/a
1x
AMSTEL LAGER BOTTLE 650ML
- £1.50 n/a n/a n/a
1x
TESCO VALUE MIDGET GEMS 175G
- £0.25 n/a n/a n/a
3x
CASILLERO DEL DIABLO SAUVIGNON BLANC 75CL
- £16.20 † £16.23 £24.00 £18.00
2x
CASILLERO DEL DIABLO CABERNET SAUVIGNON 75CL
- £10.80 † £10.82 £12.00 £12.00
1x
MARTINI ASTI SPUMANTE NV 75CL
- £8.50 † £6.00 £8.50 £8.50
4x
FAUSTINO VII RED WINE 75CL
- £20.00 † £18.03 n/a n/a
1x
LINDEMANS BIN 65 CHARDONNAY 75CL
- £5.50 † £5.75 £6.00 n/a
1x
LINDEMANS BIN 50 SHIRAZ 75CL
- £5.50 † £5.75 £6.00 £7.00
2x
MCGUIGAN CLASSIC SAUVIGNON BLANC 75CL
- £10.50 † £9.92 £14.00 n/a
Tesco comparable total £77.00 £57.00 £41.00
Competitor shop total £72.50 £70.50 £45.50
The difference £4.50 -£13.50 -£4.50

That's another one where the SA apparently hasn't scanned something and it's resulted in someone paying much more:(. They're so careless - failing to scan everything to get an offer. Hopeless, useless, hopeless!:mad: They don't employ enough people with autism:rotfl:.

The question I always think though is why people pay if the BG deduction isn't as much as they'd expect? [Strike]And, on this one, how does the system give only £4.50 deduction despite finding a competitor at £13.50 cheaper?:huh:[/Strike] EDIT: Sorry, I'm looking at pluses and minuses the wrong way (or the minuses and implied plus) - I can see it's just got £4.50 vs A:(.

vanilla_twist

LEJC wrote: »

In a rather strange way...she's probably right to a certain degree about not just you but most who frequent the thread....its just a case of what level someone individually pitches them self at.

My crux is certainly wine and beauty products...but each to their own

My beauty products are down as used loads of sample sizes in party bags.
I must admit I have a you beauty box every month. At £6.99 a month it's not cheap but I love trying new things. I had their advent calender and will use almost everything in it. Been good this year and only bought one full size product but did have a £15 off voucher.

V x

SweetnSavvy

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Ah thanks for that info. I wonder if that would mean a DTD opportunity if you just bought the wine instore.

I don't think so as T&Cs say they are excluded:(

SnS

Tinyshoes

Have just had to pick myself up off the floor, after the revised quote from the electrician. :eek:

Not sure what to do I feel it's too late in the day to get our friend involved that lives in Spain.

Tinyshoes

SweetnSavvy wrote: »

I don't think so as T&Cs say they are excluded:(

SnS

Ah, I should just keep my mouth shut. :rotfl:

tbw

At the end of February I ordered a Lenovo all in one computer online from PC world and collected it instore.

Its windows 10 which is a big jump for me as I have been using Vista and also an iPad and I took it in to my local computer shop (to a guy I have used for years and who is extremely good with computers) and got him to set it up for me, install various programs such as Office etc and generally get it running as I wanted it.

All worked well for a few days and then it started playing up - freezing completely several times a day. Took it back to local guy who did a system restore and re-installed all my extra bits - he thought the problem was caused by a rather large Windows update not installing properly.

Again, all worked well for a few more days - and now the B***** thing has started to freeze again ! The only way to get it going is to pull the plug and then re-start it.

I want to take it back to PC World and get a refund as it just isn't working and there appears to be some basic in-built problem. I can't see that it can be fixed by doing another restore as it didn't work for long last time and I'm really not satisfied that the computer is fit for purpose. I'm out of pocket anyway because I obviously paid the local guy to set it all up.

I reckon PC World will not be too happy to do a refund and am wondering exactly what I have the right to insist on. Its not a month old yet and the troubles started a couple of weeks ago.

Any advice would be appreciated.