Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

bubbs

Diggerland - Oct Half Term - £9.99 per ticket
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/diggerland-oct-half-term-9-99-per-ticket-2529647

Anon

mhoc wrote: »

thanks for this - if I ask OH to go to sainsbuys again today he will explode!

on my nectar page I've got bonus points for buying Whiskas creamy soup and its on GJ with £1.20 back - seems to be £3 according to mysupermarket

I did my first uploads over the weekend and it seems very straightforward.
I bought the sparkling elderflower because it is on offer for £1.50 and I got 70p for that but I also wombled a nice receipt with spinach and salmon on :j
So I've got £3.10 to draw down already

Blimey, soup .... for cats? Or cat food flavoured soup ...?
_pale_




Anon

SweetnSavvy

mhoc wrote: »

so £50K is the max but I imagine that there are people out there who invested in ISAs when they were big news many many years ago who only get 0.50% now so why not - might as well have some fun with your money

About 30 years ago I found £5 wet in a gutter when £5 was a significant amount so I bought a premium bond - never won anything. OH has won once

I ought to register online

I put the max in earlier in the year because the interest rates were so dire and I've won every month since. When I checked it earlier I was on target for 3% return. Of course it's a lottery and for every win over the average payout rate there will be someone under but I find it fun as well. I opted for cheques in the post for any wins but there are other payment options. I just like opening the envelopes and seeing what I've won :). I try not to check at the start of the month but usually can't resist.

SnS

mhoc

Anon wrote: »

Blimey, soup .... for cats? Or cat food flavoured soup ...?
_pale_




Anon

Yes soup for cats - you can imagine the stink :rotfl:

Actually Treacle cat who does not have many side teeth left after his dental op earlier this year is the most keen to eat.
but it should be good for him to have liquid cat food to slurp up

I am given in and bought Aldi gravy sachets today so now they have 7 versions of cat food in assorted flavours to turn their noses up at

Felix jelly
whiskas jelly
Morrisons kitten food jelly
Asda pate
Sainsburys gravy cans
Asda pate cans
Aldi gravy sachets

bubbs

SweetnSavvy wrote: »

I put the max in earlier in the year because the interest rates were so dire and I've won every month since. When I checked it earlier I was on target for 3% return. Of course it's a lottery and for every win over the average payout rate there will be someone under but I find it fun as well. I opted for cheques in the post for any wins but there are other payment options. I just like opening the envelopes and seeing what I've won :). I try not to check at the start of the month but usually can't resist.

SnS

Well done on your wins:T:T

zippydooda

bubbs wrote: »

I made a fool of myself in there today:o and ended up paying 65p for a paper:eek: i bought Viakal and hadnt confirmed on my picks so didnt want it:eek:
Couldnt add it there and then as signal terrible in there

its great wifi in waitrose.
get the o2 app
its simple to connect
it works in loads of other outlets like in the harvester

ps not a requirement to be with o2. its for everyone

Anon

zippydooda wrote: »

its great wifi in waitrose.
get the o2 app
its simple to connect
it works in loads of other outlets like in the harvester

Just to add, you don't have to be an O2 customer to use it :cool:.

Anon

mhoc

Just tried to register online with NS&I - I did OHs first, no problems and then I tried to register me and failed - apparently my DOB is not on the system so I cant register online and they cant add it over the phone either so I have to print the page off and send it by post - very antiquated.

What is the betting I get a letter back with a form to complete asking me the exact same questions as I've answered on the printed off page ....

deep sigh

But this is the rates page - the ISA and the bond are still 1% if anyone has savings that have dropped below the unacceptable level - you cant transfer in previous years ISAs though

http://www.nsandi.com/our-products

Anon

New on CS, Reese's pieces sharing pouch 297g, £1.50 cashback, T only but I cannot see them online for T (£2.50 in S).

HTH

Anon

zippydooda

SweetnSavvy wrote: »

I put the max in earlier in the year because the interest rates were so dire and I've won every month since. When I checked it earlier I was on target for 3% return. Of course it's a lottery and for every win over the average payout rate there will be someone under but I find it fun as well. I opted for cheques in the post for any wins but there are other payment options. I just like opening the envelopes and seeing what I've won :). I try not to check at the start of the month but usually can't resist.

SnS

get the P.B prize checker app