Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

altojack

scamps1966 wrote: »

Nah, I'm having fun with Ebay, Tradeit and Gumtree. Need to sell a load of doggie biscuits at the mo. Had a load delivered to friends and they've all bought it round to my house. 56 bags of Purina aint bad!!

Hey, no wonder my bag hasn't arrived :rotfl:

Good luck getting rid of a load of those, I would think you'd have storage problems :rotfl:


Been watching Strictly and XFactor, doing a catchup here then might go read my book.

Hope you've all had a great day xx

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Best not wear me black trousers then:rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Well you can't go bare legged as cjj might want them back.

juju17

mhoc wrote: »

as awful as the interest rates are its still better than nothing.
if you saw £31.13 lying about in the street you would collect it up and dance with joy so on the annual anniversary of your monthly savings when £31.13 goes into your account its a dance with joy day

planning what to do with your £31.13 is part of the fun - you can find some nice meals out on groupon or livingsocial, if you go through the travelogue website you can find odd nights away for £35, you can treat yourself to something in the sales ...

mhoc....yes i agree with what you are saying....however, for me, personally...I like to make my money work as hard as I can, and therefore, I would rather put £300 per month in a regular saver at 6%, and earn £115.96

bubbs

Hello AJ :wave:
I was watching them too , hope you are ok?

Anon

Is it wrong to stalk C4rling buyers in little A .? I saw one making his way to the tills, paced myself loitering near the bakery until he paid then followed him onto that till. Of course he left his receipt ... £5 claimed on 1pint :cool:.

i have a few more £5 on 12/15 pack vouchers that expire next week, still looking for wombles if anyone knows where to look as I don't need to buy more.

Anon

gocat

Tinyshoes wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Well you can't go bare legged as cjj might want them back.

Though you meant CJ from eggheads for a minute :eek::eek::o

HILLBERN

Anon wrote: »

Is it wrong to stalk C4rling buyers in little A .? I saw one making his way to the tills, paced myself loitering near the bakery until he paid then followed him onto that till. Of course he left his receipt ... £5 claimed on 1pint :cool:.

i have a few more £5 on 12/15 pack vouchers that expire next week, still looking for wombles if anyone knows where to look as I don't need to buy more.

Anon

love it ...that made me chuckle:rotfl:
:beer:

gocat

juju17 wrote: »

mhoc....yes i agree with what you are saying....however, for me, personally...I like to make my money work as hard as I can, and therefore, I would rather put £300 per month in a regular saver at 6%, and earn £115.96

Trying again for the M&S account. Got rejected last time :eek:
Would like to have a 6% account with them

altojack

hornetgirl wrote: »

I must be getting old, I have no idea who at least half the contestants on Strictly are this year. Loved Judge Rinder yesterday though

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uzR5jM9UeJA

He can sure move lol xx

bubbs wrote: »

Hello AJ :wave:
I was watching them too , hope you are ok?

Not too bad thanks bubbs. Hope you're ok x:)

Wheres_My_Cashback

juju17 wrote: »

mhoc....yes i agree with what you are saying....however, for me, personally...I like to make my money work as hard as I can, and therefore, I would rather put £300 per month in a regular saver at 6%, and earn £115.96

So would I, but once those options have been exhausted, this is still a good option in the current and near foreseeable climate with a large number of regular savers dropping their rates to below this within the next few weeks.
I opened this one yesterday, 14 RS on the go right now ranging from 6% to 2%, but with drip feeding some of those 2% are actually higher in reality.