Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

bubbs

lovecrafting wrote: »

afternoon everyone, i hope you are all well.

after months of being in and out of the hospital i finaly have a diagnosis and am home hopefully for good until my surgery.
they said i have adenymyosis and fybromyalgia so i need an ablasion or something and then a historectomy once i am stable enough.

long story short i am here yay and for good this time, i keep bobbing in and out but am not really here for more than an hr or so and then dont come back for days,

i noiced the feasters burgers that are on 4 for £5 seem to be on the list so will be keeping an eye on those as my lot seem to go thru those like theres no tomorow.

anyway i just thought i would post to say hello.x

Glad you have had diagnosis and hope you get sorted soon, welcome back x

76rosie wrote: »

Mortgage advice.

Get the smallest place you can on your money. Prove you 're reliable. At least you are on the ladder.

I'm on the a13- Essex border. Lived in one rented room with working oh to save deposit. How many are prepared to do that...

Not many i bet:o

izzeyb wrote: »

LOL well I bought lots of veg including 2 cauliflowers and some carrots yesterday so definitely started. Maybe try another store

Glad it wasnt only me that got them:D
How are you Izzey?
Im home now not on the phone so more than a couple of words:rotfl:

bubbs

Afternoon all

braveheart60uk

My sharpies worked today as well as confor 38 wash A £3 W £2 and vanish gold 1.4kg A £12 W £8.
Got my easter eggs from Thornies on O2, £4 each or 2 for £5 deal, wonder if you can ask to get 2 and pay the £1 difference LOL.

bubbs

braveheart60uk wrote: »

My sharpies worked today as well as confor 38 wash A £3 W £2 and vanish gold 1.4kg A £12 W £8.
Got my easter eggs from Thornies on O2, £4 each or 2 for £5 deal, wonder if you can ask to get 2 and pay the £1 difference LOL.

Surprised you didnt ask:p:D

braveheart60uk

My village had a gas outage in February for 3ish days. #
Compensation is £30 per day, paid to you automatically by your supplier, NOT the gas network operator.
GB Energy (now co-op energy) said they knew nothing about it when I enquired a couple of weeks ago. I had to contact gas network operator(GSO) to see what was happening, as they pay supplier who then should pass it on.
They answered quickly and I then sent a copy of the email to Co-OP energy.
They have now asked for 5(!!) different pieces of information from me. not directly to GSO.

Sooo.... I have now told Co-op that i am charging them £20 an hour, minimum 2 hours, starting from my 1st contact, as it has been work they should have done. Also mentioned regulator and my follow-up schedule, which will cost more.

Will update when I get a resolution and hopefully fully compensated for my time and the stress it has caused.

Companies are the first to slap on charges, so I am returning the favour

underperky

Good afternoon hope everyone is well hugs to those who aren't

Wheres_My_Cashback

braveheart60uk wrote: »

My village had a gas outage in February for 3ish days. #
Compensation is £30 per day, paid to you automatically by your supplier, NOT the gas network operator.
GB Energy (now co-op energy) said they knew nothing about it when I enquired a couple of weeks ago. I had to contact gas network operator(GSO) to see what was happening, as they pay supplier who then should pass it on.
They answered quickly and I then sent a copy of the email to Co-OP energy.
They have now asked for 5(!!) different pieces of information from me. not directly to GSO.

Sooo.... I have now told Co-op that i am charging them £20 an hour, minimum 2 hours, starting from my 1st contact, as it has been work they should have done. Also mentioned regulator and my follow-up schedule, which will cost more.

Will update when I get a resolution and hopefully fully compensated for my time and the stress it has caused.

Companies are the first to slap on charges, so I am returning the favour

I use the rate of £25 per contact inclusive of call charges when dealing with financial/utility type institutions. Very rarely is the rate queried.

braveheart60uk

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

I use the rate of £25 per contact inclusive of call charges when dealing with financial/utility type institutions. Very rarely is the rate queried.

Cool, will add the extra £5 as other expenses, TY :money:

braveheart60uk

Wonder if thornies egg would work? Where is the £2 offer, is it allowed for someone to post a link for me? I could try it and see.

davemorton

Snap, might be worth having a nosey around amateur painting and photography forums.