Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

Forgetful

You can get an O2 sim on TCB and get £5 back... so spending £5 for a £10 credit

braveheart60uk

Forgetful wrote: »

You can get an O2 sim on TCB and get £5 back... so spending £5 for a £10 credit

If you use Qco you get £5 and if using dining out as a cashing out option a 15% bonus (TCB a 10% bonus) ALSO if you use AA members card you get 20% off food bill as well.
so dining out voucher for £5.75 which would be what you would pay for £7.18 worth of food before AA discount, so a POSSIBLE net cost for a sim which you top up with £10, of £2.82ish. I used a Stonehouse recently for a cooked all you can eat breakfast (excluding coffees) £4.49. less 20% £3.59 = £3.12 before 15% bonus. I suppose if you time it right, you could get a breakfast on a Tue or Wed and then a coughee at Nerd from noon for free. OR if a Friday, get a WonTwo Coastalot when on offer.


Phew, brain hurty LOL

tweets

braveheart60uk wrote: »

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=74774484&postcount=401


PLEASE thank Becky9409 in the post for this.

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tweets

Good Afternoon :hello:

LANGO1966

Free can of red stripe on COS

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braveheart60uk wrote: »

If you use Qco you get £5 and if using dining out as a cashing out option a 15% bonus (TCB a 10% bonus) ALSO if you use AA members card you get 20% off food bill as well.
so dining out voucher for £5.75 which would be what you would pay for £7.18 worth of food before AA discount, so a POSSIBLE net cost for a sim which you top up with £10, of £2.82ish. I used a Stonehouse recently for a cooked all you can eat breakfast (excluding coffees) £4.49. less 20% £3.59 = £3.12 before 15% bonus. I suppose if you time it right, you could get a breakfast on a Tue or Wed and then a coughee at Nerd from noon for free. OR if a Friday, get a WonTwo Coastalot when on offer.


Phew, brain hurty LOL

I am utterly fed up with having cashback turned down, so much so that I have stopped taking it into account when calculating prices.

Anon

MKS wrote: »

How have you found dealing with Together E? They are quoting the lowest for me but have read some of the reviews. :eek: tia

Signed up, they sent an updated DD requirement (increased based on usage after the cold snap) and regular email for Myers readings but other than that no reason to contact them and no issues.

HTH

Anon

Anon

LANGO1966 wrote: »

Free can of red stripe on COS

Just saw that. Odd. I wasn't aware anywhere sold single cans .

I can potentially collect with Desperados - and potentially more offers all week .

Anon

Anon

braveheart60uk wrote: »

If you use Qco you get £5 and if using dining out as a cashing out option a 15% bonus (TCB a 10% bonus) ALSO if you use AA members card you get 20% off food bill as well.
so dining out voucher for £5.75 which would be what you would pay for £7.18 worth of food before AA discount, so a POSSIBLE net cost for a sim which you top up with £10, of £2.82ish. I used a Stonehouse recently for a cooked all you can eat breakfast (excluding coffees) £4.49. less 20% £3.59 = £3.12 before 15% bonus. I suppose if you time it right, you could get a breakfast on a Tue or Wed and then a coughee at Nerd from noon for free. OR if a Friday, get a WonTwo Coastalot when on offer.


Phew, brain hurty LOL

Also worth trying the code for free £10 to double your £10 to £20 credit in the first month after activation, if it is still around?

Anon

braveheart60uk

tweets wrote: »

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I think someone else's post was deleted and caused issues, it is in the Amazoom thread
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5400223/amazon-codes-only-thread-no-chat&page=21