Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

fuzzgun19

michaels wrote: »

Have we got to the bottom of timing on droid envelopes? I was in front of two santa atms which both had it and going fromone to the other I could swipe about every 10s but if I opened a second envelope in less than about 25s I got the not available message. If I had waited an opened them later at home might it have worked ok or is it the swipes that need to be a certain time apart? Thanks

Note I google for contactless enabled atms and the first two in said were did not work but the santa one had a contactless symbol and was.

This might be a stupid idea, but does anyone think one of these would work?

Do you have to be a business, or could you use it for ebay?

https://sumup.co.uk/air-contactless-card-reader/?prc=UK29AIR

It says there's no charge for declined payments.
https://help.sumup.com/hc/en-gb/articles/115008338687-Pricing-and-fees

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:A MrsMac

Sal

I'm thinking about getting up soon...

mhoc

mrsmac10 wrote: »

Thanks to all posted good wishes This is my first accident in all the time I have been driving about 30 year So I am very fortunate

Neighbour has been in to see if I am ok.

I think they may need a new porch There is lumps and bumps all over the brickwork He was more concerned about what it may cost me in future years for insurance but its only money and I have protected no claims but no idea how it works

TBH the street is usually busy with dog walkers and he suggested I was lucky I did not fall out and get run over :eek: I am just very happy there is no one was injured

Very glad that you are alright this morning and not shaken up still and it was nice that your neighbour popped in.

What a week you have had and its only Wednesday - I am thinking that having to go into work really rattled you, maybe not on the surface and it was still gnawing away at you yesterday so you lost concentration.

To have only one bump in 30 years is a big achievement.

Not sure whose insurance - your or your neighbours - car or house building insurance pays out in a car versus house situation.

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mhoc

Morning all. I am having a weird morning

Phone went beep and I leapt out of bed to see who was sending me a message - I keep the phone away from the bed so I have to get up to answer it.

Last night was fairly normal, about midnight before I finally got to bed, I took a while to settle, went for a loo break at 3.30 ... nothing out of the ordinary.
OH is up at 6.30 and this morning so was Errant son who was at work at 7.30 and he was giving him a lift as the car was going into the garage so there was 2 of them clumping about. OH brings me up a mug of tea about 7 before he sets off. Then I drink the tea, make the To Do list etc and I am always up before 8.

This morning though when I had a look at the message it was 9.45 :eek: :eek: - that was one massive over sleep!!!!

Car developed strange noises on Saturday and none of us could be sure which corner they were coming from so it went in this morning for a look see - broken coils and they have to be replaced in pairs so another £250 plus bill :mad:
OH said it was strange it had not showed up on the MOT in November but with the state of the roads as they are it was inevitable something would suffer ...

Picasso7

midwinter wrote: »

https://www.yha.org.uk/special-offer/free-breaks-families

YHA are offering a free two-night stay with meals in our Youth Hostels in England and Wales to families struggling with financial hardship, disability, long-term illness, bereavement, homelessness or other challenging circumstances, to enable them to have some quality family time.

Plese see their web page for more information.

Thank you, midwinter. I have passed this on to various people who may be eligible.

[Deleted User]

Morning All,

Heading to A this morning. Now I've joined SW I find myself visiting A more than I do when there's a glitch shop on :rotfl:

[Deleted User]

I've just got onto the yogs thing... Do we know it's ML? not sure which one is the trigger in the 12 for 3 vs M

ilovetoshop

gocat wrote: »

bubbs buying choccies :eek::eek:

Morning all :hello:

dipdap wrote: »

She said they weren't for her.... :think:

Hmmm I wonder bubbs is a little star xx

tiha

Good day everyone. Thought I'd share this with you if anyone can make a use out of it...APG given 2.73
6 items (4 different) on your receipt qualify for comparison Asda Tesco
1x Fairy Original Washing Up Liquid (433ml) £1.00 N/A
1x Pukka Deep Fill Chicken & Mushroom Family Size Pie (550g) £1.30 N/A
2x Three Mills Reserve White (75cl) £6.36 N/A
3x ASDA Smart Price Peeled Plum Tomatoes in Tomato Juice (400g) £0.87 £0.93
1x Plenty White Kitchen Roll 400 Sheets (4pk) £5.80 £4.00
1x Kerrygold Salted Butter (250g) £1.85 £1.90
1x Consigna Merlot (75cl) £4.00 N/A
2x Felix Solis Cepa del Mar Viura Airen (75cl) £6.48 N/A
1x Winemaker's Choice Merlot (75cl) £4.18 £4.25
Comparison total (compared products only) £12.70 £11.08
+£1.62 cheaper