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Savvybuyer

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Princes Wild Pacific Red Salmon (213g)£3.50:eek: £1.00 The M price may now drop off the APG as I feel this will no longer be in any M that put the £1 price onto the shelf. So, buy in an M that has unchanged SEL on the shelf.

Before I remove this note, and probably remove the product entirely from Avs M and move it to buy in M (for anyone who actually can buy it in there), I note that I was, sadly, right. I think this would have compared - but against then M price of £1 - last week, but we will now never know (unless someone has the luck to find a womble with enough items with it on which was shopped for last week). I felt it wouldn't be in an M that even had £1 on the SEL let alone 50p.

It was definitely easier for me to find last week. I still had it from my smaller number of stores with £1 price, although it was possible by then it might have disappeared from all the price collection stores. I have had problems this week, although I have now captured it, clearly it has disappeared from all APG Ms.

The issue about comparison to £1 last week was more about the fact the product had dropped so drastically in M price, so that the collectors might not immediately pick it up but might be waiting to approve it to make sure it really was what price they had. I think it probably vanished on Monday.

davemorton

vanilla_twist wrote: »

Not likely to be anyone around who can answer my question but dm might know when he gets back from pub.
I want to watch something on amazon instant video on my tv. I have used tablet to search for programme I want but can't see how to add to my viewing.
I know I have done this before but can't remember how. The programme shows as in stock.

Tia

V x

Sorry, dont have Amazon TV, so cant help

I see London getting slated earlier, I love the place, used to go down a few times a year, but not so much now, but it still holds a special place for me. I was there earlier in the year, and I must say, I thought it was the most friendly it had ever been, it was strangely friendly, specially on the tube. :eek:

Savvybuyer

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/morrisons-300g-triple-chocolate-biscuit-selection-10p-2426702

:rotfl:

Apparently Chocolate Hobnobs were/are at 10p too. Now, they're an item I've never seen:rotfl:. Probably gone onto RTC label on the shelf of some Ms which I have not visited and/or completely sold out and the label removed before I visited. I can see McVities Milk Chocolate Hobnobs (262g) on msm for M at £1 but no other "Choc Hobnobs". Unfortunately, they are not specific as to which precise product they are referring. I note "products not priced as such" so this would be useless for the APG/TBG if they were in that M (very unlikely anyway) even assuming they were available in A or were branded and were available in T and not marked as RTC in M but just with a price. It would not matter that the sign was very small as I would still see it anyway. Especially when looking in numerous stores in the biscuits aisle for other products that I already know to be 10p. Unless, by "Choc Hobnobs", they mean Maryland Big & Chunky Cookies. :idea:It seems these may well be McVities Milk Chocolate Hobnobs (probably 262g) but on the reduced shelf as a store-specific reduction item. I would not pick up such a product for the M list as it is store-specific (however I would mention it in a separate post if its price was good enough, as this one indeed is). I would probably physically pick up the product and buy it so, if it was the last one, it would no longer be there after I'd bought it and then I wouldn't mention it at all.

Also apparently some Woof Dog Treats at £1.50. (Or at least a week and a half ago.) I think the label is incorrect and they are actually £1.47:rotfl:. I have scanned that at the till:D - I had to check that they had not suddenly gone back up in price after coming across conflicting higher-priced SELs in other stores. (I think those other stores have not marked them down to their further RTC prices.)

M have in fact quite recently put up the price of at least two dog food items after they briefly went onto an RTC, that is assuming that I have obtained correct prices for those items and assuming that the stores haven't suddenly switched them onto items of different BCs on an identical description.

(Sigh) It was all very clear two years ago when I was using one store and assumed that all the prices I got were correct:rotfl:. Now - I don't know!:D:D

Savvybuyer

Mr M price expert - what's the price of this in M?

I don't know. Pass:rotfl:.

Savvybuyer

I think the Pot Mums in M have now, effectively, gone to £1.78 by virtue of the £1 barcode stock having sold out and no longer been available and only £1.78 barcode being available in M. I seem to have removed them already:eek::eek:(:rotfl:) from my list. They have been £1.78 in most stores I've seen for some time: the last lingering few that I saw some time ago in one M were almost OOS.

If anyone knows any differently, and has any Pot Mums at £1 in their M(s), you can let me know. Or you can stay completely silent and say nothing at all as I know you like to watch whilst I have trouble finding items that are regularly in your M:rotfl:.

Anyway, I'm back later as I'm tired right now, so I will see you again later!:wave:

[Of course, it's possible that they've come right back into many Ms at £1 on Saturday as I haven't visited M on Saturday and therefore not seen them. Particularly as, for most or nearly all people, I suspect, they have been £1.78 for a while so might around about now 'go back to £1'. They don't literally do that - they just bring a new barcode at £1 in, which gradually takes over from the old £1.78 stock on the previous barcode so it is, technically, a different item. I'll catch up with any £1 Pot Mum plants, should there be any - and actually I suspect not - if there are any in any of the Ms I happen to visit on Monday.]

nerfdad

Carling ipint down for the for solo cheers:eek::eek::(
Good morning:)

nerfdad

Just done solo cheers and it's not quite carling:eek::eek::eek:

nerfdad

Savvybuyer wrote: »

What do we call people that draw wrong conclusions based on inaccurate or incomplete information? (Or information that's missing entirely.) I won't mind if people say Savvybuyer:rotfl:.

The name you are looking for is " Nerfdad ":o:rotfl::rotfl:

marmitelovemehateme

Good morning...cracking start to the day...cold, frosty but plenty of sunshine....:j:j

Off to the boot...See what bargains are to be had...and maybe a few plants for the garden..:D

marmitelovemehateme

nerfdad wrote: »

Carling ipint down for the for solo cheers:eek::eek::(
Good morning:)

Morning Nerf...You'll be the main supplier of Carling soon:rotfl: