Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

diluvsdiscounts

Jeremiah_T_Stone wrote: »

I hope you are jesting Di :eek:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: I'm afraid not :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

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bubbs

3Dogs wrote: »

Very confusing. I didn't get to Asda before the shop as it took me 30 mins to get into town instead of 10 normally as traffic was terrible and gave up trying to get parked so just headed up to shop and only just got there for starting at 1. But I will go on way home

It is really busy out think, BH, payday and bbq weather is causing it

Jeremiah_T_Stone

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: I'm afraid not :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

It wouldn't be so bad if it was still the 1980s :rotfl:

mhoc

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

That was very lucky.

It could also have been a case of them saying you had the wrong address on the documents so they would not pay out.

Insurance companies look for any chance to avoid paying out.

Which is probably worth a reminder - anyone taking out travel insurance, please declare any pre-existing conditions and if the company asks you if you have been treated for illness/been to the doctor within X years and you have declare it.

There was someone on FB a while back saying their insurance company was not paying up for a hospital stay because they had not declared they had been on antibiotics within the X years. They claimed they had not realised they had to declare because it was "just antibiotics", they did not say why they were on them or anything like that, but they were expecting people to get behind them and chastise the company. They did say who the company was so I went through the application and it did ask if they had been to the doctor within 5 years, you cannot miss it, they probably thought it would increase the premium.

It is pointless taking out travel insurance if you do not get the details right.

I had a think about this over the last few days so I gave them another ring - I'd heard another horror story about someone whose claim was not allowed as their travel insurer needed to know of any medical conditions over the last 5 years and this person had had antibiotics and not declared it.
With Nationwide travel insurance (its actually UK insurance) they only need to know what has happened to you medically in the last 12 months.
So I updated them on OHs conditions and with them you can upgrade for all conditions or disallow all conditions - you cant cherry pick. So both of OHs conditions are disallowed - they wanted £123.10 to upgrade.

I am wondering if I should get a quote from somewhere like Staysure just for OH so he is on his own travel insurance - he just has things he lives with, takes the meds, goes to work and carries on life as normal, taking the meds and going for appointments - no surgery, no hospital admittances, no inpatient appointments coming up .... (psoriatic arthritis and depression)
Its going to be cheaper than £123.10 anyway ...

bubbs

3x Lynx Black Body Spray (200ml) £9.00 £6.00
1x ASDA Grower's Selection Spring Onions (each) £0.49 £0.49
1x Lynx Dark Temptation XL Body Spray (200ml) £2.00 £2.00
1x Haribo Starmix (1pk) £0.10 N/A
1x ASDA Grower's Selection Pineapple (each) £1.00 £0.49
1x ASDA Smart Price Mushy Peas (300g) £0.20 £0.20
1x Lynx You Body Spray Deodorant (200ml) £3.00 £2.00
1x ASDA Grower's Selection Salad Cress (each) £0.24 £0.24
1x Barratt Flumps (12g) £0.10 £0.10
3x Lynx Excite XL Body Spray (200ml) £6.00 £6.00
4x Wham Cosmic Chews Pack (36g) £1.44 £0.80
4x Lynx Africa Body Spray (200ml) £12.00 £8.00
Comparison total (compared products only) £35.47 £26.32
+£9.15 cheape

gocat

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

But even better



as re-appeared as FREE on all accounts even if having previously purchased

Hee hee noticed this earlier. Will be wondering over to 1 stp soon.
Blinking need this cider.
Just got up. Had to take mum to a& e last night as duty dr phoned to say her recent blood test results (taken thurs) showed mums calcium levels were very high again and she needs a drip to help bring them down before her monthly injection which is next Tues. a&e will be expecting us, so wont be delayed too long says he. Anyway, got there. Got signed in. 3 hours later they finally find a bed for mum, so much for expecting us In that 3 hours had an extrmely agitated mum, trying to get out of her wheelchair and despite looking so weak, she has some strength in her legs. Spent 3 hours rocking said chair back and forth to try to calm her down.
So now mum is in hospital and hope the drip does the trick. The last few weeks, mums appetite has been getting worse and very hard to get her to drink anything and have to use a syringe. As you may remember she was in a hospice 2 weeks ago for assessment for the agitation and we suggested drips then and was told no, that no good grrrr. Anyway, so if the calcium levels are bought down that should help with the agitation and hopefully get her appetite etc back.

On another note, yesterday I was trying to contact quidco re the colgate toothpaste missing on my app. Well its back today so managed to put that receipt in.

mhoc

Jeremiah_T_Stone wrote: »

You may not be as successful as Curl girl with the young lad :rotfl:

:eek:

and before the watershed as well

bubbs

Gocat, hope your mum improves and is comfortable now, try and rest yourself for a while xx

mhoc

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Is it too early to start drinking alcohol?

It depends

On Fred Olsen ships on a few mornings at the breakfast buffets they have bottles of cava to help yourself to or you can mix up a bucks fizz so you can have a glass of fizz with your bacon buttie - so 7 in the morning is never too early :rotfl: