Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

diluvsdiscounts

bubbs wrote: »

I will go now before work so if it does can come back and put in fridge:D being hopeful:rotfl: if not i will have forgotten bank card:rotfl:

Ah thanks bubbs fingers crossed.

Picasso7

bubbs wrote: »

I posted it last night and wondered why no one had said anything

Morrisons beef roasting joint pricing glitch £4.97 per joint (in store)
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/morrisons-beef-roasting-joint-pricing-glitch-4-97-per-joint-store-2534100

Sorry Bubbs. Was skim reading and just assumed that was the price per lb. silly me!! Thanks for saying you'll test it.

Serendipitious

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Good morning paw sniffers:D

Nearing the end of October and can't believe how so many of you have made it through frocking:T
Hope you've all saved a tidy sum for Christmas:T

For November I'm going to have another bash at eBay and try and get rid of some more of my junk, still restricting myself to anything that fits in a small envelope as I get the stamps free:) No not knickers Seren:rotfl:
Inspired by bubbs sealed pot challenge I've started putting £2 coins in a secret hiding place. I'm up to £4 already.:rotfl: Some of the totals you all each is amazing and I should have a nice little amount come next year. I've never been one for putting money in jars but hey ho, let's give it a try:)

Just spotted Cathedral City on Sloppy. £2.50 in A, might match £2 in M. Hopefully £1.40 after APG.
I always get the Domestos too when it pops up as it usually matches somewhere or other.

Have a great day everyone:T

Where is the lady with the little feet?:smileyhea:smileyhea

:rotfl:

I've sent parcels with stamps as part payment of postage - they just deduct it from what's due and put a sticker on for the rest.

I don't do sealed pots but I do keep all the £2 and 50p with special designs, I don't spend those. Got a Peter Rabbit 50p yesterday.

diluvsdiscounts

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Good morning paw sniffers:D

Nearing the end of October and can't believe how so many of you have made it through frocking:T
Hope you've all saved a tidy sum for Christmas:T

For November I'm going to have another bash at eBay and try and get rid of some more of my junk, still restricting myself to anything that fits in a small envelope as I get the stamps free:) No not knickers Seren:rotfl:
Inspired by bubbs sealed pot challenge I've started putting £2 coins in a secret hiding place. I'm up to £4 already.:rotfl: Some of the totals you all each is amazing and I should have a nice little amount come next year. I've never been one for putting money in jars but hey ho, let's give it a try:)

Just spotted Cathedral City on Sloppy. £2.50 in A, might match £2 in M. Hopefully £1.40 after APG.
I always get the Domestos too when it pops up as it usually matches somewhere or other.

Have a great day everyone:T

Where is the lady with the little feet?:smileyhea:smileyhea

We opened our sealed pot just before our holidays, we actually had three tins but I cannot for the life of me remember how much was in there. We have got one tin now and it's nearly full but dh has started using his card more so doesn't have as much cash lying around.
He took Dd home the other night in his van and she shouted me, when I went to the van door she said here you go some coins for your tin, she'd had a good root through the ashtray were he keeps his change , I trained her well :rotfl:

hornetgirl

Morning all

Oops, I did warn you collecting avios is addictive SSM

TM I thought I'd have a go at eBay too to clear some of the clutter. Five items ended last Sunday and not a single one of them sold

Anon

Good morning.

Talking of eBay, they emailed this week about a new service - eBay Neighbourhood. Basically, arranging for an experienced seller in your areas to take on selling your stuff (I suppose like dispatched by Amazon). Looks quite expensive as 60/40% split (in your favour) of what they take (after fees and other costs). I haven't looked at the details as of no interest to me, but no doubt a business opportunity for someone and may remove the hassle for some sellers:

https://neighbourhood.ebay.co.uk

Anon

Enterprise_1701C

Good morning all, cloudy one here again.

TrulyMadly wrote: »

You too bq:rotfl:....we could start a list:rotfl::rotfl:

I can't stand the idea of a spa day either, just doesn't seem right :eek:

rhosynbach wrote: »

Had the date for my op it was 17 November, but I got cold feet and made an excuse and cancelled. I know daft but wanted more time , promised I would go to next appointment it arrived a week earlier:o:rotfl:
Serves my right for being a wos but I will keep this one x

Well, that's telling you :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

You know what to do, and you know you can do it xx

marmitelovemehateme

Morning peeps, A beautiful one it is too...been out with the boy...he sleeping peacefully now...I will have to wake him for his breakfast at 9.......Busy day today.....laying underlay in readiness for my lounge carpet tomorrow....A carpet....I will be spoilt and have a little luxury.:j:j..House is finally coming together...I have got all my doors on over the last couple of weeks as well as lots of other jobs...Need to get the door handles on now....

Hope you are all well and have a fantastic day....

i_been_robbed

good morning


Jacob's Creek Sun Craft Bold Red £4.75 @ M's

shopmium, has try for £3.00

also on CS, £2.00 cashback.

is it worth £1.00??

rose28454

hornetgirl wrote: »

Morning all

Oops, I did warn you collecting avios is addictive SSM

TM I thought I'd have a go at eBay too to clear some of the clutter. Five items ended last Sunday and not a single one of them sold

I have been doing ebay since 2002 and do quite well. My top tips are list at fixed price for 30 days and every week review and drop price if necessary. In the last month I have sold £155.00 worth and thats all things hanging around upstairs. I am now starting on excess Boots Gift sets as this is best time to sell. HTH
Also DD wants to avoid going back to work yet with baby only being 5 months so she goes to car boot and charity shops looking for designer baby clothes and has done quite well so far.