Free brittrip points loophole(enuf 4 half price alton towers,chessington,thorpe park)

curlylox

I totally agree with the above post. One minute begging - then see post 195 giving away 144 points?????????????? Its all a bit weird.

gazza975526570

Id just stick em on here rather than pm'ing anyone.

welshpolarbear

I'm really confused as to what's going on! He/she PM'd me offering me codes in return for coke points, when i accepted i heard nothing. Seems a bit strange to be begging for them, then so obviously giving them away at the same time....

mountainchrisriver

welshpolarbear wrote: »

I'm really confused as to what's going on! He/she PM'd me offering me codes in return for coke points, when i accepted i heard nothing. Seems a bit strange to be begging for them, then so obviously giving them away at the same time....

ILC had repeatedly put up posts requesting pm's for the exchange of coke points for her brit points... they were repeatedly reported to abuse (it is against forum rules) and the respective posts were removed...

No idea what planet ILC is on, one post begging for certain points then another begging to have them exchanged for a different set of points...

I look forward to their reply...

Just a reminder of the board rules:

"PM requests / offers of codes
Please note that requesting someone to PM you a code, or indeed offering to PM others a code is something that we are unable to allow. As long as your code fits the criteria for posting, as can be seen in > OUR RULES < there should be no reason that you cannot post it on the Discount codes board.

Anyone asking/offering a code over PM will have unfortunately have their post removed and persistent such requests/offers may lead to further action.

Thanks for your understanding."

sugarspunsister

Atomised wrote: »

I didn't know that mountainchisriver, I never read rules. I prefer the other way so I know a MSE user receives the code but I will post codes here from now on!


RXLTN RFFHS
NMLXP FWPSK
HRZFZ GNPHW
Hope it helps someone

gone ... missed 'em!

Can't believe you haven't been thanked by whoever used them :mad: ... here have a thanks from me.

rosebyanyothername

VeryTrying wrote: »

I don't think you need to worry too much about them. After all, since there are FIVE of them, they make their own little group and can happily socialise together. And I'm sure they will be able to socialise equally well at the local free park or playground as they would at a more choice location that requires an entry fee.;)

Think of all the things you can do for free such as a nice picnic tea on a handy patch of grass. Or a good long walk round the local places of interest. Or a visit to a free museum. Or organise a game of rounders in the park. But if your children don't like those sort of pastimes, perhaps you could ask on the forum if anybody would like to send you a spare Wii or PS3 to keep them occupied. Mind you, that wouldn't help them socialise much, would it?

The ones I feel sorry for, and feel need some help to get them to socialise better, are the poor, lonely, only children who aren't as blessed as your. These poor, solitary kids may be loaded down with material goodies, but don't have a ready-made group like yours for them to practice getting on with others, and may indeed end up in need of some serious therapy in later years.

Count your blessings that yours are unlikely to suffer in this way!

good post. I was worrying the other day about finding money for this and that. Single parent and no money etc.. but then thought I am worrying about taking kids to theme parks and zoos etc. This even with free offers is still often more than I can manage but we can hop on train with my railcard and go many places for under a tenner for family. Once there you can go museums for free and parks also. I used to dread holidays but now love to explore new areas and you never know what you will find. We also cycle everywhere so we take bikes for day out and picnic. I have also been in debt in life and actually this is usually because I have decided to live above means or get something i could do without. I have learned that the kids aren't happy if I am worrying about money so the important thing is that we spend time together. This site is great for making you think about your life and how to live happily for less. Cheers moneysavers for all your info!

rosebyanyothername

VeryTrying wrote: »

I don't think you need to worry too much about them. After all, since there are FIVE of them, they make their own little group and can happily socialise together. And I'm sure they will be able to socialise equally well at the local free park or playground as they would at a more choice location that requires an entry fee.;)

Think of all the things you can do for free such as a nice picnic tea on a handy patch of grass. Or a good long walk round the local places of interest. Or a visit to a free museum. Or organise a game of rounders in the park. But if your children don't like those sort of pastimes, perhaps you could ask on the forum if anybody would like to send you a spare Wii or PS3 to keep them occupied. Mind you, that wouldn't help them socialise much, would it?

The ones I feel sorry for, and feel need some help to get them to socialise better, are the poor, lonely, only children who aren't as blessed as your. These poor, solitary kids may be loaded down with material goodies, but don't have a ready-made group like yours for them to practice getting on with others, and may indeed end up in need of some serious therapy in later years.

Count your blessings that yours are unlikely to suffer in this way!

good post. I was worrying the other day about finding money for this and that. Single parent and no money etc.. but then thought I am worrying about taking kids to theme parks and zoos etc. This even with free offers is still often more than I can manage but we can hop on train with my railcard and go many places for under a tenner for family. Once there you can go museums for free and parks also. I used to dread holidays but now love to explore new areas and you never know what you will find. We also cycle everywhere so we take bikes for day out and picnic. I have also been in debt in life and actually this is usually because I have decided to live above means or get something i could do without. This site is great for making you think about your life and how to live happily for less. Cheers moneysavers for all your info!

ps found this on telegraph site you can search for free or not so free days out all over uk.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/main.jhtml?menuId=6783&menuItemId=-1&view=DISPLAYCONTENT&grid=A1&targetRule=0&_requestid=474582

Clowance

If so, what form of ID do you need to show for kids. I am taking a friends child; what id should I borrow for him? TIA

bobstheboy

Great offer !

Thanks to everyone for the tips. Just booked a 3 for 2 nights farm stay in a very nice 4* working farm for £110 B&B for 2 !!

Bargain

Bob

Carmina_Piranha_3

melie3 wrote: »

hi

ive printed off 2 1/2 price tickets to chessington. it says one voucher per transaction. just wondered how a child can use a ticket as needs to be over 18 obviously. you only seem to see the t and c's after youve spent the points? couldnt change the name on ticket to my daughters either so both say my name. it wouldnt be a good deal if i have to pay for one full price what with the offeres of 2 for 1 around.

i thought the child just had to have the adult with the name printed on the voucher there with them at the time, not that the adult has to be paying for a ticket. after all, the named adult could be a season pass holder.