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TrulyMadly

Free tea caddy tin with Yorkshire tea:)

It's hot! It's metal! It's full of tea! Our glorious Yorkshire Tree tea caddy is returning to supermarket shelves. Now hold on to your socks, because they're about to be blown off...
It's FREE with packs of 80 Yorkshire Tea bags!
Whooooosh
That's the sound of your socks firing to the other side of the room.
Go put them back on, plus some shoes, and head down to Sainsbury's, Asda, Tesco, Morrisons, Waitrose, Co-op, Booths or Ocado* to look for our special Yorkshire Tree caddy packs.
We've brought back our caddy to celebrate the second year of our pledge to plant a million trees. We've planted 200,000 so far, and you can find all about it by clicking the links below.

TrulyMadly

Free Bare Mineral simple.......need to collect in store

https://offerpop.com/FacebookTabCommon.psp?a=194975693850063&p=129526823761732&c=806926

TrulyMadly

Free flu jab at Boots

Winter may seem a long way off, but as we all know, it’s great to be prepared, so book your appointment now and it could help you stay well throughout the colder season. If you’re aged 65 or over, you’re eligible for a free flu jab courtesy of the NHS**, so why not come into a Boots store near you for yours?

Not only will you help protect yourself from flu, you’ll help stop it spreading to your friends and family too. Other benefits include:

• The flu jab is carried out by a specially trained Pharmacist in the privacy of a consultation room
• You can book a slot at over 1,900 Boots stores† – some open seven days a week including evenings*
• If you’re entitled to a free flu jab, we’ll let your GP know you’ve had it at Boots

Book online or visit your local store. See you soon.

The Boots Advantage Card Team

Enterprise_1701C

TrulyMadly wrote: »

My holiday reading:)

I've been stacking up my ereader starting with Raising Steam and The Shepherd's Crown (the last two discworld novels), several other Terry Pratchett, a couple of Doctor Who's and a selection of other Sci Fi books. Didn't cost me a penny :D

Anon

rebeccalb wrote: »

Am I the only one who gets annoyed by this guy? Noticed recently a lot of his 'finds' are posted after its been reported on here by other regulars. Not trying to be mean, just my views.

Here, 10w and HUKD plus others will circulate deals and glitches - it is always a challenge between sharing and this then risking glitches and deals (but without sharing we would not know about them either).

Anon

TrulyMadly

rebeccalb wrote: »

Am I the only one who gets annoyed by this guy? Noticed recently a lot of his 'finds' are posted after its been reported on here by other regulars. Not trying to be mean, just my views.

For info the bargain whites and bargain reds are still available and also the mystery Sparkling wines are available too:)

Can someone remind me if there are codes available anywhere:)

SweetnSavvy

Not tested but..........

Jacobs Creek Sparkling Chardonnay Pinot Noir £10 in T, £7 in A.

Should work out £4.50 each.

SnS

TrulyMadly

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I've been stacking up my ereader starting with Raising Steam and The Shepherd's Crown (the last two discworld novels), several other Terry Pratchett, a couple of Doctor Who's and a selection of other Sci Fi books. Didn't cost me a penny :D

Im a BIG library user E:D

Does your library provide Zinio for magazines too?

scamps1966

Anon wrote: »

Here, 10w and HUKD plus others will circulate deals and glitches - it is always a challenge between sharing and this then risking glitches and deals (but without sharing we would not know about them either).

Anon

Tell me about it! When I posted the pizza and Gu Glitch, It wasn't long before it was on HDUK, then the press, and then it was over!
But then, how are you supposed to let everyone know. When glitches are posted, be quick to get what you can. They can be over in a day or a week. ( or 6 weeks, as in the 32p deal at A's )

Never mind, there's always another deal around the corner, Just have to be the first one to find it. Or in a group that shares, like we are.

silvercar

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

Good morning, another beautiful day in the making.
Does anyone know about free credit checks, Dd and her boyfriend are viewing a couple of houses to rent this week but the credit checks cost £250:eek: so I was hoping g to do a free one to see if they will be accepted to save their money if it's a no. I've never done a credit check in my life so don't really know where to start. I'm off to Google it but I'm sure I've read that it can damage your credit rating doing a check so I was g to be careful.

Sorry RL has got in the way.

I doubt many letting agents will accept a credit check done elsewhere.

Too many credit checks doesn't look too goof in that it gives the impression that you are looking for lots of credit, it won't damage your rating in the same way that not paying bills on time would.