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  • karlie88
    karlie88 Posts: 9,114 Forumite
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    Ashen wrote: »
    I believe Virgin Matchday savers will get another 2 more Old Trafford vouchers in the next two months, as long as depositing £100 or more.

    Wish they'd scrap the vouchers, save themselves the cost of the ink/paper, envelope, postage etc. and just give me a tenner. Heck, even a fiver.
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  • colsten
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    Vortigern wrote: »
    Sell on eBay?
    I thought about that for a nanosecond. The bin offered a more attractive alternative and won the day.
  • tg99
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    Jo_Blogs wrote: »
    Virgin Money - New as from today

    Regular E-Saver Issue 4 £250 pm 2.25%

    There's also a parallel Store version for those who can easily get to one. (Issue 3)

    http://uk.virginmoney.com/savings/find/results/#all (easy access)

    Thanks for the heads up - perfect timing as already have an appointment tomorrow to open store Matchday Reg Saver so will add this one at the same time.
  • tg99
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    colsten wrote: »
    I had a £7 paper voucher to use in a kiosk at Old Trafford on a matchday.

    Likewise, though the letter should surely have said 'have a prawn sandwich on us' as opposed to 'have a pie on us'.
  • Hal17
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    colsten wrote: »
    I had a £7 paper voucher to use in a kiosk at Old Trafford on a matchday.

    Interesting that a few of us have received these vouchers, we have two and with more to come. I thought of sending them to a charity shop near Old Trafford and seeing if they could raise any money from them?

    Just a thought. :)
  • broju
    broju Posts: 45 Forumite
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    Yes, I'd thought of that too!
    Anyone on here able to give details of a charity shop close to Old Trafford?
  • Hal17
    Hal17 Posts: 347 Forumite
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    broju wrote: »
    Yes, I'd thought of that too!
    Anyone on here able to give details of a charity shop close to Old Trafford?

    I found the following:

    Age Concern, 426 Wilbraham Rd, Manchester M21 0AS

    Barnardo's, 563 Wilbraham Rd, Manchester M21 0AE

    British Heart Foundation, Chorlton Place, 7-9 Wilbraham Rd, Manchester M21 9AQ

    Oxfam, 494 Wilbraham Rd, Chorlton !!! Hardy, Manchester M21 9AS
  • badger09
    badger09 Posts: 11,594 Forumite
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    edited 17 March 2017 at 12:37PM
    colsten wrote: »
    I had a £7 paper voucher to use in a kiosk at Old Trafford on a matchday.

    Me too

    Would anyone like mine?

    Apologies -I posted before reading the whole thread.

    Great ideaHal17
  • briddj
    briddj Posts: 39 Forumite
    Can I get the HSBC Premier Account, and just switch £1,750 between accounts on the same day, thus satisfying the £1.75k paying (and the £1k payin on the other account)? Or does HSBC Premier have to have your salary go into it?
  • briddj
    briddj Posts: 39 Forumite
    edited 17 March 2017 at 2:47PM
    briddj wrote: »
    Can I get the HSBC Premier Account, and just switch £1,750 between accounts on the same day, thus satisfying the £1.75k paying (and the £1k payin on the other account)? Or does HSBC Premier have to have your salary go into it?

    Actually I meant HSBC Advance here. I can see it doesn't need to be your wage on this, but I can't work out if you have to have a minimum running balance? So can I recycle in the £1.75k each month and effectively have that account running at £0 but still benefit from the 5% regular saver?
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