Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

TrulyMadly

Anon wrote: »

Same route as mentioned from next Sunday (different times, different prices - the cheapest adult without rail cards seemed to be £3, £2 with a rail card). I couldn't get child tickets to show the bonus but I was having issues and tired .

As discovered in some of the posts last night, if it is working it shows during the booking process when you select the train.

HTH

Anon

It's blanked out for me anon:o

MKS

Another q bonus

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That's a £2.50 bonus on top of any cashback you earn along the way.

TrulyMadly

TrulyMadly wrote: »

It's blanked out for me anon:o

Sorry i was looking at 20th:o

Works on 13th at 13.17

And......I refuse to wear a balaclava:o

TrulyMadly

Can I go to work now?

It's easier than being here:rotfl:

MKS

I received this email last night.
Thank you for subscribing and booking an adventure with us – we're excited to have you on board.

You've now gathered full speed towards all of the wonderful benefits that will complete your adventure. Enjoy your 2,000 Nectar points* (worth £10) and check out the remaining parts of your journey that have fallen into place.

I booked this on Friday and it didn't show any points on the page.

Your next trip is today
Oxford (OXF) to Reading (RDG)
Outbound
Mon 19 Nov dep 11:31

As TM says, I'd better get a wiggle on and get my child on that train.

mrsmac10

Good morning all.

Tweets hope your day is ok.

It’s really overcast here this morning. Was hoping for another bright sunny day Oh well may go home earlier in the day and play at getting rail tickets. I am assuming on the last few posts it has a few days to run.

Enjoy whatever you do

damo5134

SweetnSavvy wrote: »

Morning All,

Damo, you don’t need to create a new account, just follow link from original email and book from landing page. (Do not go to Buy Tickets).
As others have said it will say whether you have the 2000 bonus points before you book.

SnS

Thanks SNS. I'll try it later. The trouble I had was that it wouldnt allow me to book a chlld only ticket, it kept coming up with an error message.

Off to spend my £10 voucher in Lidl. Hopefully that will be a bit less stressful (apart from the awful checkout queues) and I don't balls that up too :rotfl:

hornetgirl

Morning all

I don't have any children. Can Jasmine go on the train instead?

Sunshinemummy

tweets wrote: »

Yes not much sleep again I finished watching Prison Break series 5 on Netflix then couldn't be bothered looking for another series to watch so now sat with tv on for background noise with my 4th :coffee: .


I know or think I know todays agenda but fate may say different as day progresses.

Yesterday went to plan :j

Wednesday agenda in afternoon around 2-30pm Aunty visiting with probate forms she will fill them in :T

And Saturday Sunday me , DS and bro going Matalan for black outfits because DS will be here so bro will take us Matalan '

Got told black leggings not suitable :rotfl:

Other days who knows nothing planned yet

My girl is asleep on cushion by my side :A.

Tea and telly is a wonderful thing xxx

Leggings are suitable - I wear them to court but with a dress and jacket (they are more comfortable and cheaper than tights). It is you decision what you wear xxx

With probate, I would strongly suggest whoever is completing the forms to ring them up and ask them to talk you through it - my BIL did dads which was send back 5 times, I then rang them and they were lovely told me what to write where. xxxx

elainemn wrote: »

Good morning everyone. Happy Monday. The Lidl £10 off £40 is in the online metro again today.
Page 18.
http://e-edition.metro.news/html5/reader/production/default.aspx?pubname=&pubid=d9333e50-b372-44c8-98e3-91b0afa8651b

Sadly it states no printed coupons... wished I lived in London (but only for the Metro and PD's cakes )

marmitelovemehateme

Anyone going to Sainsbury's looking for a protein snack...These sound quite tasty..

Crickets are set to hit the shelves as Sainsbury’s becomes the first supermarket to sell edible bugs.

Customers will be able to fill their shopping baskets with Eat Grub’s Smoky BBQ Crunchy Roasted Crickets in 250 of the supermarket giant’s stores from Sunday.

The house crickets, also known as acheta domesticus, are farmed in Europe will come in packets of about 50 and sell for £1.50 per bag.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: