Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

pacifica9

Anon wrote: »

When you say merged do you mean you can login to one A account now and can see the order history from both, can still login to both A and see the history for both, the APG site is showing orders from both merged together or accounts are still appearing separately but the one £100 total is being applied across all accounts?

With comments recently about being asked for dob and proof of I'd for collection it does look like something has changed including new security checks.

Anon

Interestingly it didn't give me the DOB/bring ID message for a C&C with only one sharpie (not collecting until later so will see if they ask) so perhaps it just flags as restricted item for under 18s if you order more than one?

locarr

Morning ALL!

LEJC

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Flip, that is a lot of house moves!

I think that there is some requirement to have electrical appliances checked as being safe every so often. If you have the white goods included, you are normally paying a premium which includes the costs of these of these of the expected lifespan.

We also include as standard in all properties...curtain poles,curtains or in some cases blinds and all light fittings....
Tenants are free to use their own if they wish but again some things in my mind are just basically part of the integral part of a property.

Serendipitious

pacifica9 wrote: »

No Seren. The results are normally available 2-4 hrs after collection.

Thank you Pacifica.

Hopefully they'll be in before I go to DD's to wait in for the HP engineer to do whatever it is they are doing with these condenser dryers to make them safe again.

MKS

Snap-ant wrote: »

oh

But I am going to QVC Outlet tomorrow on (hopefully bugs leaving via wide open windows) our trip to see Count Arthur Strong so I know your size
I'm going early to get some retail therapy before Fourp, so so very long since I have been anywhere apart from IKEA ..
Gout I think has actually nearly disappeared - it's been since December 28th

tweets please can you post QUIZ on Thursday? :A

Thanks, Snap.:A

Sunshinemummy

LEJC wrote: »

We also include as standard in all properties...curtain poles,curtains or in some cases blinds and all light fittings....
Tenants are free to use their own if they wish but again some things in my mind are just basically part of the integral part of a property.

I have to admit I left towels as they matched the bathroom, bedding that matched the bedrooms, curtain rails, curtains etc. as were moving out of this and a tenant moving in. I have also left white goods but with a clear and written understanding that these are not part of the tenancy, they would not be maintained etc.

We are very fortunate as this tenant is fabulous so we look after her well. I always send her kids birthday cards with little gifts, and xmas cards with chocolates.

auto.armadillo

hey that was quick all my evouchers in account already xxx

Serendipitious

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Flip, that is a lot of house moves!

I think that there is some requirement to have electrical appliances checked as being safe every so often. If you have the white goods included, you are normally paying a premium which includes the costs of these of these of the expected lifespan.

21 moves altogether so far, 3 as a small child, plus 6 more counting my late teens in various London bedsits and flats in the 70s, and 12 moves as a fully fledged adult with furniture vans and possessions.

I did stay in one place for 14 yrs though, when bringing up DD after the divorce. And 7 years in the back of beyond was nice.

Bit of a nomadic life otherwise. More moves to come, no doubt.

davemorton

mhoc wrote: »

(also when did dishwashers become an everyday essential)

When you become Bubbs ( :eek: ) and move into the travel lodge for a month or so.

Edit: Oops, I was sure that said microwave, hey ho, never mind.

Sunshinemummy

Serendipitious wrote: »

21 moves altogether so far, 3 as a small child, plus 6 more counting my late teens in various London bedsits and flats in the 70s, and 12 moves as a fully fledged adult with furniture vans and possessions.

I did stay in one place for 14 yrs though, when bringing up DD after the divorce. And 7 years in the back of beyond was nice.

Bit of a nomadic life otherwise. More moves to come, no doubt.

Flip there is gypsy blood in you x

As a child I had two homes, then we bought our first house and lived there for a year before moving on - we then had 8 houses in 2 years (buying/renovating then selling/renting) before settling in our current house 21 years ago. We have been planning the next move for the last 10 years and we actually get moved in another 10 years! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: