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URGENT Debt Ads on Childrens TV
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Really pleased to see this action. I applaud you chipps I too have sat the kids down and explained to them when its appropriate time to lend money and when its not and if it is read that small print, your signing your life away. They understand the kids in a certain advert are so happy to be going on holiday the sun comes out for them and they understand to save and to pay for it makes your own sun come out. A chap at work today asked for advice today as he's heard me on and on about MSE.com and has a capital 1 card. He begged me not to haul him over the coals for it but to advise him of more suitable debt card to have. I shall oblige.Panda xx
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Cartoon network - 3.55pm - after scooby doo
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Just a thought. Try Channel 4 when The Simpsons and Hollyoaks is on. I seem to remember Yes Car Credit and Carol Vordaman one be frequently shown.
I can't check tonight if someone else wants to, it will be between 6pm-7pm.:idea:I got an idea, an idea so smart my head would explode if I even began to know what I was talking about:idea:0 -
To be honest I want to do this one step at a time. The first target is the childrens only channels. As they've no excuse!Martin Lewis, Money Saving Expert.
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since when were cartoons for children only?
spud doesn't watch much TV, he's out in the garden playing with friends at the moment but while he's at school tomorrow i shall sit down and watch cartoons for an hour, just for research purposes :rotfl:52% tight0 -
Cartoon network - 5.10pm
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Cartoon network - 5.25pm - pet alien refuge?
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trace-j wrote:Just a thought. Try Channel 4 when The Simpsons and Hollyoaks is on. I seem to remember Yes Car Credit and Carol Vordaman one be frequently shown.
I can't check tonight if someone else wants to, it will be between 6pm-7pm.
I do reckon, though, that when they show the newer episodes on Friday evenings on C4 (not at the mo cos of Big Brother!) it's more acceptable to advertise "adult lifestyle products" (I know that sounds like sex toys but you know what I mean!) than during the 6-7pm Simpsons/Hollyoaks slot. Definitely you'll get mostly kids watching at that time of day. Same goes for any soap that's on in the very early evening (Home and Away/Family Affairs etc) as schoolkids find these really habit forming (speaking as an ex-Neighbours/Home & Away addict!)Operation Get in Shape
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2.55 Nick Jr just after Thomas the Tank Engine - "First Plus"
(Only half an hour after this advert was shown at 2.25!)0 -
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