Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

davemorton

Looking at skys fibre, there is a 25GB limit on their cheaper tariff, how much is this?? Anyone any idea please ?

bubbs

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Bubbs, I have been reading about the benefits of Chia seeds. They are supposed to have a had a positive effect on people with diabetes. It maybe worth you having a read.

Will look thanks x

juju17

davemorton wrote: »

Rice glitch (what year was that??)
Can anyone remember what sort of mop it was that was glitching, it takes a liquid bottle to spray, and pads. I can have a look when I get home, but just curious if Sainsburgs sell them/if they are still made, as I have some liquid/pads left, but need a new mop handle as I snapped my last one. TIA
Edit: Think it may have been flash

I remember them....it was a flash power mop

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bubbs wrote: »

No not same shop but what do you mean about recycling it? if you re use nooooooo

Oh no, I'd never re-use. I just mean redeeming a voucher against a shop which will generate another voucher.

Savvybuyer

Anon wrote: »

You can claim up £1 back on CoS up to 12 times, so if they have stock 6 free (after apg and CoS) is better than 3 . If they had stock you could get all 12 on one receipt and remain under the apg £20 limit - and the offer is on CS and CoS (separate receipts).

HTH

Anon

If your store doesn't have enough stock the first time you go though, wouldn't 3 and then 9 later on another shop (once your store comes back into stock within the COS offer period and whilst the 3 for 2 and M price is still on) work out the same? On that basis, there seems to me nothing special about six per shop as threes (up to the same limit of 12) can be claimed on separate receipts, so my "3x" will remain on the list, although people can buy six per shop (or nine presumably on one and then the other 3 later), stock permitting. I don't think people should get 12 on one receipt as it's a single unique item, so two would be lost on the APG to the 10-number cap? If that's about keeping under £20, then fine, but it is losing money back and therefore working out more expensive per unit for all 12 on one receipt instead of splitting them into 6 on two separate receipts and getting full APG, minus the net cost of any fillers as having to buy a second shop. However, if you'd have done one shop of 12 Nivea creams plus 15 or more different other items, all of them appearing on the APG, then there would be no extra cost to splitting that into two shops, with 6 Niveas on each.

zippydooda

davemorton wrote: »

Rice glitch (what year was that??)
Can anyone remember what sort of mop it was that was glitching, it takes a liquid bottle to spray, and pads. I can have a look when I get home, but just curious if Sainsburgs sell them/if they are still made, as I have some liquid/pads left, but need a new mop handle as I snapped my last one. TIA
Edit: Think it may have been flash

sept 2012

Shop v Waitrose
If anyone is looking for something to put on an A v W shop Flash Power Mop Refill Pads compare well. £4.73 at A, £1.33 at W.


1 x Flash Power Mop Refill Pads (12)
£4.73
£1.30

12 items (9 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Waitrose
+£25.46

1 x Ambrosia Rice Pudding Original (120g)£0.38 £0.32
1 x Kellogg's Rice Krispies Squares Chewy Marshm £1.00 £0.32
1 x Cillit Bang Power Cleaner Degreaser (750ml) £2.00 £0.32
1 x Harpic Power Plus Toilet Cleaner Citrus Fresh £1.00 £0.32
1 x Kellogg's Rice Krispies (510g) £2.68 £0.32
1 x Flash Spray with Bleach (500ml) £1.00 £0.32
2 x Flash Power Mop Refill Sea Minerals (1.25L) £7.78 £0.64
2 x Flash Power Mop Refill Pads (12) £9.46 £0.64
2 x Flash Strong Weave Wipes Fresh Lemon (90) £4.00 £0.64

Comparison total £29.30 £3.84

god my heart skipped a beat putting that in.

the flast power mop stuff does work thank god! who would buy this with real money?

zippydooda

davemorton wrote: »

Anyone know if I can cancel Sky broadband once I order it please? Im with virgin, but want to get the price down, sky have an offer on for £18 a month (great price) including land line, so want to sign up to that to get virgin to sort them selves out and give me a better price, as just cancelling did nothing.

:eek::eek: you not read my post a few above yours

edit see you have now hehe

zippydooda

davemorton wrote: »

Anyone know if I can cancel Sky broadband once I order it please? Im with virgin, but want to get the price down, sky have an offer on for £18 a month (great price) including land line, so want to sign up to that to get virgin to sort them selves out and give me a better price, as just cancelling did nothing.

to add, i have 30 days to cancel