Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

bubbs

Snap-ant wrote: »

:T:T:T Up there for thinking Bubbs :kisses3:

Down there for dancing :j

14 days return..........

See i am not always stupid:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Enterprise_1701C

Snap-ant wrote: »

The Outlet in town has some UGGs Bailey Button in my size :eek::eek::eek:

Will work out with discount at £89

I can afford them but do I wait until I go to Cheshire Oaks in a weeks time?

Can you get a gift receipt then return if necessary.

You know if you don't they will be more expensive in a week!

bubbs

Enterprise are you happy with new Garage door?

bubbs

Iceland Fresh Sprouts 50% Extra Free 750g 75p (£1.00 kg)
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/iceland-fresh-sprouts-50-extra-free-750g-75p-1-00-kg-2571817

vanilla_twist

Bear practicing his reindeer riding on Santas lesser know reindeer Eric;)

V x

mhoc

zippydooda wrote: »

Touch remove pic on app
Then a cross appears at the top right of each pic
Touch cross
Then confirm

I think I am being dense as Ive got 9 picks lined up but if I click on a picture there is no cross and nowhere do I get "remove pic" - the app has just updated for me so I was hoping it would be better but I am still perplexed ...

Savvybuyer

braveheart60uk wrote: »

Sorry if already posted, have not been catching up too well.
MOC from Mr T X-mas magazine. £1 off £5 spend on any Birds Eye Inspirations product.
Correct me if wrong, Mr T till sees pre-multi total for these type of coupons?

My Mr T has THREE of these on offer 3 for £6 until fight night (Boxing Day). Seems to be Inspirations fish fingers on MSM too at £3.00 for 360g (6)
Linky http://www.tesco.com/groceries/SpecialOffers/SpecialOfferDetail/Default.aspx?promoId=A32103011

2 cod with Rosemary (cannibalism?) and see salt( More eyes?) 310g £4.00
2 cos with lemon & pepper 310g £4.00
2 chicky wicky Kievs with garlic & herb 300g £2.70

Sooooooooo, possibility of, say, buying one of each, individual price total £10.70, multi £6.00, use 2 MOCs as till maybe sees higher amount and will accept them. Net £6.00 less £2, yup £4.00 for 3 items (£1.333333333333 each)

Have checked and the multi price cannot be use for BM, so buy alone, or with a couple of free ocean spray.

BH

PS sorry for puns, I don’t get out much LOL :wall:

Are not some of these Birds Eyes cheaper in M, so that there may be a possibility of a BG comparison, if the TBG ever even picks up these products for M?

EDIT: In fact they all are on offer in M - from memory:
Cod Rosemary Sea Salt - £2 (should be neutral with T at 3 for £6)
Cod Lemon Pepper - £2
Chicken Kiev Garlic Herb - £1

However, required to buy 7 items for under a pound to make any saving:rotfl:? Unless it's stuff that also has CB or MOCs - so, maybe, the Little Dish products in so far as they compare against M?
I know the Cods are on £2 in M until tomorrow - I noticed that as I had two stores that showed £3:rotfl:, so then found them in the third store with the offer showing and noticed the end date (may be stores changing SELs a little early - or else unlucky that my stores started off like this and TBG uses different stores to me). (If TBG had my situation, and then stopped at the third store (it only uses 3 stores), it would get £3:rotfl:. This would be in accordance with the T&Cs but we would still have paid more if we got all three products as M is £2 not £3 on each of the Cods - so, another valid complaint to T CS about paying more along with the Little Dish Chilli Beef:rotfl:.)

I can't see the 310g Cods in that T offer online - but, if so, full price:T at T vs M £2 each and then three Chicken Kievs 3 for £6 vs 3x £1 (however, does COS only give for one of them?). (Or - :idea:maybe just one Kiev at full price and not fall for T's 3 for £6 offer at all as M is straight £1 - if the Cods aren't in the offer at all (again hopefully doesn't matter as M is straight £2 on each of those) - in short three items at full price each, don't fall for T's mbuy at all, and [Strike]COS still back all the same[/Strike] - hope full price match to M prices. EDIT: Sorry, I'm getting confused with you writing "cos" instead of "cod" - no CB offer just straight £1 off - but on M prices the three are a total of £5 anyway, so on TBG comparison, if it picks up M correctly, it does not matter what the T price is - and still spending £5 on them so doesn't matter if the coupons work before or after the TBG 'discount' (AKA mere price match to M). So, basically 3 for £4:eek: - is £1.33... each, but one of them, the Chicken Kievs, are available at £1 straight at M anyway, so that price is an overpayment even after T's MOC!:eek:*)

They (supermarkets generally) do seem to overprice their mbuy prices and other offer prices - I was in Iceland the other day and saw some product (may be Birds Eye) that, when you bought something else, you got that, "worth £3", for 'free'. However, the "free" product, "worth £3", is on offer at M for £2 and the product required to get it, I thought M might also be cheaper, so, at M prices rather than I prices, it could well be cheaper to buy both in M as an overpayment is possibly being made on the item required to engage the 'free' offer and that 'free' item is itself available for cheaper than £3 elsewhere. If it's worked out, all in all, it's probably the case that the two items together, the one and the one "free", are possibly total cost of a usual mbuy price - so that, effectively, nothing is free at all but just like both being bought on an mbuy (may work out the same). It looks good - to be getting one item and then having another, at £3, "free" - however, the one item to get the 'free' one is probably overpriced and the 'free' item doesn't cost as much as £3 elsewhere, it costs £2, so if the item required to engage is overpriced by £2, that's a saving of precisely nothing vs the regular offer prices of both elsewhere.

Care therefore to be taken, as always, as offers are quite often not what they seem. I have not worked this one out - I could be wrong but I got the impression that the £x original item, and the item being offered that, bought separately in I, is £3 - both items individually seemed a bit pricey to me:rotfl:.

*That's because of the Cod at £2 each - and shouldn't matter at all about T's pointless 'offer' as they are straight £2 in M. So, cod 'save' about 67p each against M prices but Kievs overpay by about 33p against buying in M straight - this gives the 'saving' of total £1 against buying in M straight.

EDIT: TBG 'should' see the price before the coupon is taken off although it will see the mbuy offer price if that's what the T price was. In other words, it will see 3 for £6, if that's what they are in T, but not 3 for £6 minus £1.

tbw

mhoc wrote: »

I think I am being dense as Ive got 9 picks lined up but if I click on a picture there is no cross and nowhere do I get "remove pic" - the app has just updated for me so I was hoping it would be better but I am still perplexed ...

I do mine direct from the Waities website - log into my account , select my favourites and then the My Picks tab. I hover my finger over the touch screen and an option to delete appears. I haven't bothered with the App - mainly cos I am an ancient old lady who has very little idea what she is doing. However, my ignorance works as today I managed 4 Fairy (at multi price cos my store had totally messed me about and gave me a gift card for the price difference) 6 chickens , 4 mince, 3 chopped steak, 2 coffees and 2 papers for the amazing sum of £19 after another £5 gift card and 2 conditional spends with everything on my picks. Did it over 2 separate shops and left the assistants looking very puzzled. I'm fairly sure they messed up again somehow.

bubbs

mhoc wrote: »

I think I am being dense as Ive got 9 picks lined up but if I click on a picture there is no cross and nowhere do I get "remove pic" - the app has just updated for me so I was hoping it would be better but I am still perplexed ...

Can you not do on lappy or are you out?

bubbs

vanilla_twist wrote: »

Bear practicing his reindeer riding on Santas lesser know reindeer Eric;)

V x

:T:T Brilliant :rotfl::rotfl: