Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

Picasso7

vanilla_twist wrote: »

95p with railcard. Presume these tickets don't actually have to be collected.
Still have some nectar points missing from the buy 5 times thing but have screen shot so will complain.
Where is mhoc when you want here:eek:

V x

I would pick the ticket up, myself, just to be on the safe side. You can get it delivered to any fast ticket machine -- it doesn't need to be one of the stations on the journey.

I need to book a ticket to London anyway so will get my points then. Mind you, I need to phone up about the last two offers they did. Fortunately, I took screen shots.

pippo

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Evening Chelsea :cool:

lol & sausages

bubbs

cjj wrote: »

My door is always open, any of my friends who need to chat are welcome anytime . It's no good suffering in silence. I have wine in the fridge, tea & coffee in the jars and i will always be here. ...You are never not welcome!!
Could at least one friend,please copy and repost (not share)? I'm trying to demonstrate that someone is always listening.xx

Taken from Facebook & so true Picasso & anyone else suffering. Even though we are online friends the sentiment is the same xx

You are so lovely CJJ :kisses3:

pippo

tweets wrote: »

Sad or what me counting names :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Very sad!! have a word with yourself!.. lol

Picasso7

miss_corerupted wrote: »

I'm interested in one. Not sure if I can justify the price though

I love the Instant Pot. I got it at Costco when it was on offer and, to be honest, I suspect it'll pay for itself in yoghurt eventually! I buy four pints of milk for 99p and get lovely yoghurt back. And when milk is reduced, it is even better.

I have dithered for well over a year about it though and only bought one after I was told to watch my sugar levels. Have you looked at how much sugar there is in yoghurts?!

I do confess, though, that when the Mullers were so cheap I still filled my fridge with them and mixed them with my yoghurt since I find them far too sweet by themselves. But sadly all the Mullers have gone now...

TrulyMadly

Picasso7 wrote: »

I would pick the ticket up, myself, just to be on the safe side. You can get it delivered to any fast ticket machine -- it doesn't need to be one of the stations on the journey.

I need to book a ticket to London anyway so will get my points then. Mind you, I need to phone up about the last two offers they did. Fortunately, I took screen shots.

Sorry to hear you are struggling a little:o I hope you feel refreshed after the weekend and come back next week bouncing as you say:)

I'm buying the tickets only for the points Picasso and the points will be credited whether you collect them or not.....

pippo

cjj wrote: »

My door is always open, any of my friends who need to chat are welcome anytime . It's no good suffering in silence. I have wine in the fridge, tea & coffee in the jars and i will always be here. ...You are never not welcome!!
Could at least one friend,please copy and repost (not share)? I'm trying to demonstrate that someone is always listening.xx

Taken from Facebook & so true Picasso & anyone else suffering. Even though we are online friends the sentiment is the same xx

IO know we/I mock face - ache at times, but I have reposted that one as I so believe in it.

Been there and needed somebody to listen, but didn't dare speak!

underperky

Will the Boots sale start online tonight or tomorrow or does it only work in store please
tia

TrulyMadly

bubbs wrote: »

You are so lovely CJJ :kisses3:

Hear hear:T:T

Picasso7

Westvleteren wrote: »

Nope. When asked on the way out, I told them so, they did nothing, even filled in a questionnaire which they sent me, saying the same and nothing came of it.

The second time I stayed there wasn't through choice it was the only option :( Again mentioned it as I was leaving but nothing......

Westy, be more assertive! I discovered their offer checking out once when she asked me how I'd slept. I said the room had been too hot and if I opened the window the traffic noise stopped me sleeping. And to my astonishment, I got my money back. I've had it back on another occasion too, can't remember the details now. And once, in another chain, the same sort of price promise was at the reception desk and I emailed them afterwards to say (quite truthfully) that I had been really cold because they washed the down duvets after every customer (proud notice to say this) and it made them clump so that there were loads of places in the duvet without filling. I had to phone reception to bring me another duvet, which was just as bad. I got my money back then too. So why not email Premier Inn and tell them what happened?