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Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½
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ROCKINGHAM wrote: »Had a read back and thanks TM ordered a light bulb for £1.99 as would actually use that Lol. Savvy deals posted a Groupon deal £30 worth of credit on a prepaid MasterCard for a fiver. Might be of interest to someone - darent bring the link across in case I do something illegal.
Thanks for the groupon deal Rocky....I chose the everywhere card and also business and personal use for the card as it appear there is no transaction fee then....what a fab deal...thank you :beer:
I'm in too - £35 for £10 is a great deal, particularly when you can spend it in the UK, so effectively an instant £25 profit. I may even use it to pay a utility so I don't forget about it
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Next question:o where does is it where you select everywhere?Sealed pot challenge number 003 £350 for 2015, 2016 £400 Actual£345, £400 for 2017 Actual £500:T:T £770 for 2018 £1295 for 2019:j:j spc number 22 £1,457Stopped Smoking 22/01/15:D:D::dance::dance:- 5 st 1 1/2lb :dance::dance:0
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Next question:o where does is it where you select everywhere?
Order the Gr0upon first for £5. Once your order comes through (almost instant) follow the instructions to register the FX card - follow the link from Gpon (copy voucher code first) to their site where there is a special landing page and you choose Dollar, Euro or Everywhere then click order. Register for their site (assuming you are a new customer) and enter the Gpon code at the bottom when you register - you indicate £35 on there. It then goes to an order page where it shows £35 minus £30 discount and £5 to pay. Enter card details and Bob's your uncle.
£35 ordered at £35 for £5 to Gpon and £5 to them.
HTH
Anon
PS you can always try the link, then click TCB or Q, return to your original landing page and see if it tracks for potentially 40p back.
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scamps1966 wrote: »Evening peeps.
Who was it that mentioned that their store had removed the APG signs?
Just got back and my local has just done the same. When I spoke to a friendly SA, he said "There's a change in how A's are doing things" ???
I think A's are going to follow suit with T's and just get rid of it.
He said that He'll let me know what's going on in the next couple of days.
Was me Scamps, got told on Monday, was hoping Supervisor had got the wrong end of the stick0 -
ROCKINGHAM wrote: »Had a read back and thanks TM ordered a light bulb for £1.99 as would actually use that Lol. Savvy deals posted a Groupon deal £30 worth of credit on a prepaid MasterCard for a fiver. Might be of interest to someone - darent bring the link across in case I do something illegal.
Took a PPI claim on my old mortgage to Ombudsman who didn't rule in my favour but said the business would make me a offer under the Previn ruling - that was in May. Have heard nothing and FOS has chased them twice. It was The Mortgage Business part of Bank of Scotland which in turn is part of the Lloyds Banking Group. Would take them to Court but the FOS hasn't put a ££ amount in their decision letter. Anyone got any ideas as to what to do next.
Now arguing with SimplyHealth who won't pay out on a claim for a replacement filling that was done before the tooth was crowned. There are saying it was crownwork.
Insurance is a nightmare - apparently Claims on your home while you are on holiday are being denied if you post anything on Social Media relating to it. DD regularly posts that she is the airport en route to where ever or the compulsory pic of the cocktail by the pool. So it's a no no for her from now.
Final episode of Keeping Faith tonight - another good dramaI think....0 -
Not a bad Groupon deal - hope all members of the family can avail of it too.
Asda getting rid of APGs - hope there is a fantastic glitch soon so we can go out on a bang. Something that we can stock up that will last for ages - dishwashing tablets, toilet rolls etc. Remember when Ts first introduced their Price thingy - my garage was full of those, the cupboard stuffed with tins of tuna and the freezer crammed with racks of lamb. Happy days.0 -
Order the Gr0upon first for £5. Once your order comes through (almost instant) follow the instructions to register the FX card - follow the link from Gpon (copy voucher code first) to their site where there is a special landing page and you choose Dollar, Euro or Everywhere then click order. Register for their site (assuming you are a new customer) and enter the Gpon code at the bottom when you register - you indicate £35 on there. It then goes to an order page where it shows £35 minus £30 discount and £5 to pay. Enter card details and Bob's your uncle
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£35 ordered at £35 for £5 to Gpon and £5 to them.
HTH
Anon
PS you can always try the link, then click TCB or Q, return to your original landing page and see if it tracks for potentially 40p back.
Anon where do I enter the Groupon code please I ve read what you said but I can't see where to put it . Thanks0 -
ROCKINGHAM wrote: »Not a bad Groupon deal - hope all members of the family can avail of it too.
Asda getting rid of APGs - hope there is a fantastic glitch soon so we can go out on a bang. Something that we can stock up that will last for ages - dishwashing tablets, toilet rolls etc. Remember when Ts first introduced their Price thingy - my garage was full of those, the cupboard stuffed with tins of tuna and the freezer crammed with racks of lamb. Happy days.
It is rumours at the moment so I will not get panicking just yet. But yes, a few good glitches would be great to make up for the stress caused.
Anon0
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