Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

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Today's Topic (Sunday): General Knowledge 1 : Very Easy

TrulyMadly

zagubov wrote: »

I've been busy; I retired, became a pensioner, but then went back to work. And glad I did.:j

Evening all. A cheery choon for the evening

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHEOF_rcND8


Arthien, there's a web portal page for everything about Edinburgh
http://www.thebigproject.co.uk/edinburgh/index.htm


Dave, a defibrillator's a great thing to raise money for. They have them in key train stations in London My mate is insistent that anybody should feel free to use them if the need arises, as if a persons in fibrillation, you might save them but even if it doesn't you certainly absolutely can't make them worse! The gadgets are designed for total newbies to use.

Happy being back at work:T:T

Good for you zag.....whatever ticks your boxes.:A

And a very cheery choon to wake up to

Thank you:)

TrulyMadly

pandoraskids wrote: »

Just managed to print all my APG's :j

Me too:)

I feel cleansed:rotfl:

I'm hoping I find wombles today like I did yesterday:)
And then, if I'm successful getting them printed, they will stretch into November, leaving me with gift cards to use up in December and Jan.

I didn't bother posting any good comparisons yesterday. It doesn't really seem worth it....or does it......the APG machine may just chug along nicely now:)

It would still be nice to go out with a glitchy bang though......you listening Iz the bizz:D

silvercar

curl_girl wrote: »

Out of interest, what are you going to Do?
I always send signed for.

davemorton wrote: »

Signed for isnt really worth the money now unless its for the extra insurance, as its rare that it actually gets signed. If it is worth under $20, then just get proof of postage, then if it goes missing, you can claim. (I think its up to $50 if signed for) Figures might be out of date now, but about.

Anon wrote: »

I was going to say this - proof of posting is free from the post office and covers items up to £20 with compensation, so always worth it in case it goes missing (and you can prove to eBay etc that you have actually posted something - I had someone on eBay trying it on threatening to open a case and sent them proof I had posted it and funnily enough never heard from them again ).

HTH

Anon

That's the plan. If it goes over the 10 business days from expected delivery I can claim from RM as I have proof of posting and can refund the buyer. The danger time is if I refund and then the item is delivered I won't be able to claim and will have refunded. So I'm trying to get the buyer to wait.

TrulyMadly

Well done on your weight loss mrsmac:)

Why do things disappear in this house. I was just about to bottle up the sloe gin and now I can't find the pretty bottle that I put somewhere very safe for that very purpose:o

silvercar

Arthien wrote: »

Afternoon all!


On that note - if anyone has any recommendations for things to do in Edinburgh or day trips to do whilst there, please let me know as we're thinking about going there for a few nights for our anniversary next week :T

There is a nice tour of Royal Brittania with a good exhibition inside.

For a freebie, try the Scottish Parliament building.

elainemn

Good morning everyone. happy Sunday. Just printed 'a few' APGs. Still have lots of small value ones left, but at least my bigger ones are done. Now I will need to plan a lot of shops and work out what to buy

SweetnSavvy

silvercar wrote: »

That's the plan. If it goes over the 10 business days from expected delivery I can claim from RM as I have proof of posting and can refund the buyer. The danger time is if I refund and then the item is delivered I won't be able to claim and will have refunded. So I'm trying to get the buyer to wait.

I had one occasion when something wasn’t delivered and just told the buyer that they had to wait until Royal Mail had paid out. (Worded it nicely, of course). Now I always put at bottom of eBay description

“Proof of postage always obtained” in the unlikely event of non-delivery I will supply the buyer with a copy of the proof of postage receipt to enable them to reclaim from Royal Mail.

SnS

mhoc

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Sorry if anyone has turned over and is being offended.

So rude but sooo funny...:eek:

I think if we didnt find our age hilarious we would be in tears :rotfl:

diluvsdiscounts

Good morning.
Anyone who has the majestic £30 off voucher I can highly recommend The Guv'nor.
Reduced from £8.99 to £5.99 I ordered 17 bottles and it cost me £71.83 , it works out at £4.23 a bottle and very drinkable I was informed.
If he hadn't of liked ifmi could have returned them for a full refund.
Offer only on until Monday (tomorrow)

Edited to say I've just gone into my account to cancel the concierge thing and there were 17 bottles in my basket with the discount code. Id started the order the other day and then run out of time so took the voucher etc to work and ordered it from there. Ive just made another order now for £71.83, i do hope he doesn't go off it.

Edited again to say that I now find myself in the original position were I can't cancel my concierge thing haha.
STILL HAVE SOME WINE LEFT?
Not a problem! You can always skip your next Wine Concierge case and you won't get charged for this month.

Erm yes just a bit :rotfl: