Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

diluvsdiscounts

mrs_lds wrote: »

Good morning beautiful people

Can any of you beauts pm me with a guide for the kids nectar trip please tia

Mrs Ids, sorry to hear about your burglary.
Your grandmother's bracelet that they stole, was it gold because if so that alone would probably cost £350 to replace. What kind of value was your husband's watch? I'd go to a local jeweller or if you want to pm me the pics I'm going to work shortly I can get a rough valuation for you.
As someone mentioned it will probably not affect your premium next year.
Plus replacing the damaged doors etc.
If your jeweller is good he'll get you a good amount back for your jewellery.
We all pay our insurance and then they get away with not paying out because they charge such a high excess.
Worth bearing in mind for next year, if you go onto comparethemarket type of site you can keep editing your quote, you'll be surprised that lowering your excess doesn't always affect your premium we've had years where our voluntary excess is nil.
Good luck

hornetgirl

Apologies if already posted. Ikea

"Tis the season! Buy your real Christmas tree for £25 and get a £20 voucher to spend in store in January."

MKS

hornetgirl wrote: »

Apologies if already posted. Ikea

"Tis the season! Buy your real Christmas tree for £25 and get a £20 voucher to spend in store in January."

I saw some real Christmas trees in HB, £9.99 and the trees were about 1.75m. They were a really good shape and smelt piney.

elainemn

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

What are "teenage" games? Guessing you don't need a high powered gaming laptop. I got a refurb HP laptop off Ebay, I made sure it had 8GB RAM and a reasonable processor, i3 is enough for that sort of use unless the games get too complicated.

I got mine in early January of 2016, it is still running well but then I am not a teenager lol.

OH says she needs i5 but I have no idea even what this means. She plays on the Simms, Minecraft and a few others, but as she is 14, she may start on more complicated ones soon.

braveheart60uk

emerald21 wrote: »

And Voila I think you mean

LOL, part of my deliberated mis spelling Yodafone/O3/Nerd?Costalot etc.

I have no idea what you mean about free Nerd today AND tomorrow :A:A :whistle:

braveheart60uk

hornetgirl wrote: »

Apologies if already posted. Ikea

"Tis the season! Buy your real Christmas tree for £25 and get a £20 voucher to spend in store in January."

Better to mention again, than it never mentioned at all. TY

Anon

elainemn wrote: »

Good morning. All of my train points are in. Thanks to everyone that helped me to work it out and posting the links .

Looking again, we are waiting for a welcome bonus from Saturday.

Anon

Enterprise_1701C

elainemn wrote: »

OH says she needs i5 but I have no idea even what this means. She plays on the Simms, Minecraft and a few others, but as she is 14, she may start on more complicated ones soon.

OK, this is so mean. I have just found a lovely laptop on Ebay in Argos Clearance. I so wish I was after a new laptop

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Acer-Aspire-3-15-6-Inch-Intel-i5-2-5GHz-8GB-2TB-Windows-Laptop-Black/332823997196

Other than that, do you know how much of her hard disc she has used? There is some cheap ones here, but all low on hard disc, and it is not so easy to add extra hard drive to laptops. Of course an external hard disc could hold a lot, but that adds extra cost.

https://www.laptopsdirect.co.uk/st/core-i5-laptops

Basically with the chips, i3 is so many operations per second, i5 is a greater number, i7 is even greater.

braveheart60uk

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bostik-801103-Blu-Tack-Handy/dp/B0001OZI70/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1543310783&sr=8-5&keywords=blu+tac

Free postage, buy only one. BUT you can go back and buy another and another, again and again :rotfl:

Probably a pricing error, shhhhhhh, I haven't told anyone else

Get it by 4 - 7 December.

karlie88

Morning everyone.

50 pages to catch up on...:eek:

Taken from the dark side:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07D3YY378/

Buy 5 packs = £30 and free delivery for Prime customers.

Deducts 20% and then a further £10 off making the total for 5 cases @ £14. Even cheaper if you open an Amazon account, sign up to 30 free Prime trial and top up £25 instore to get a free fiver.

Don't forget to give to charity too - I go via this link to give 5% to Macmillan: https://shop.macmillan.org.uk/amazon.html

Other charities affiliated with Amazon out there too.

Hope everyone has a fantabulous day.