| Money saving thread 10:59 - Jul 15 with 6748 views | CountyJim |
Some good ideas to save money I'll start
Trainpal it's an app giving 10 pounds minimum off all rail cards  |  | | |  |
| Money saving thread on 09:17 - Jul 17 with 1188 views | Best_loser |
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| Money saving thread on 10:16 - Jul 17 with 1127 views | onehunglow |
| Money saving thread on 10:14 - Jul 17 by 1983 |
Call a spade a spade yeah why not 👠I found a cigarette lighter once in Ritzs in 1994 and didn't hand it in [Post edited 17 Jul 2022 10:16]
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Thought the misuse of that word was banned these days.
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| Money saving thread on 12:55 - Jul 17 with 1095 views | CountyJim |
Top cashback is fantastic if you use this link you could get a 30 quid bonus
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I've made over 1500 past few years get signed up its safe and gets you money [Post edited 17 Jul 2022 12:57]
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| Money saving thread on 13:14 - Jul 17 with 1085 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| Money saving thread on 00:26 - Jul 17 by Jack123 |
Really? That can't be right, not that I'm contemplating running out with a trolley of stuff anytime soon, but I can't see any trolleys locking up for shoplifters, maybe alarms going, but no way are trolley wheels going to lock. |
They absolutely are. It’s quite a new technology but very effective. It’s only when your goods are paid for the checkout sends a message to the trolley allowing it to move through the exit. Otherwise it just stops dead and a big alarm goes off.
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| Money saving thread on 14:34 - Jul 17 with 1054 views | Jack123 |
| Money saving thread on 09:41 - Jul 17 by lifelong |
This post has got to be a first on here, someone openly admitting that he’s a shoplifter.  |
I think you would be surprised at how many people do actually shoplift, I know quite a few pretty well off people who for some reason refuse to pay for razors. Never understood it myself, just for the fear of being caught.
I suppose it must give one a slight buzz, getting away with it.
In all honesty, if I was on my ars*, I would contemplate it, I suppose the way things are going with gas and electric, that day may come sooner rather than later. |  |
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| Money saving thread on 14:39 - Jul 17 with 1045 views | lifelong |
| Money saving thread on 14:34 - Jul 17 by Jack123 |
I think you would be surprised at how many people do actually shoplift, I know quite a few pretty well off people who for some reason refuse to pay for razors. Never understood it myself, just for the fear of being caught.
I suppose it must give one a slight buzz, getting away with it.
In all honesty, if I was on my ars*, I would contemplate it, I suppose the way things are going with gas and electric, that day may come sooner rather than later. |
Yes, I would be shocked.😄 |  | | |
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| Money saving thread on 14:47 - Jul 17 with 1043 views | 1983 |
| Money saving thread on 14:34 - Jul 17 by Jack123 |
I think you would be surprised at how many people do actually shoplift, I know quite a few pretty well off people who for some reason refuse to pay for razors. Never understood it myself, just for the fear of being caught.
I suppose it must give one a slight buzz, getting away with it.
In all honesty, if I was on my ars*, I would contemplate it, I suppose the way things are going with gas and electric, that day may come sooner rather than later. |
Exactly this the amount of kids & junkies that hang around our work selling stuff is off the scale jars of expensive coffee, packed finests meat all for a couple of quid, earlier in the year one junkie had a Ralph Lauren puffa jacket all tagged up from John Lewis at £265 he wanted £40 for it.
Life is sh1te but there we go |  |
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| Money saving thread on 14:57 - Jul 17 with 1040 views | Whiterockin |
| Money saving thread on 14:47 - Jul 17 by 1983 |
Exactly this the amount of kids & junkies that hang around our work selling stuff is off the scale jars of expensive coffee, packed finests meat all for a couple of quid, earlier in the year one junkie had a Ralph Lauren puffa jacket all tagged up from John Lewis at £265 he wanted £40 for it.
Life is sh1te but there we go |
If you were to buy it for £40 would you be just as bad. |  | | |
| Money saving thread on 15:04 - Jul 17 with 1029 views | Jack123 |
| Money saving thread on 14:47 - Jul 17 by 1983 |
Exactly this the amount of kids & junkies that hang around our work selling stuff is off the scale jars of expensive coffee, packed finests meat all for a couple of quid, earlier in the year one junkie had a Ralph Lauren puffa jacket all tagged up from John Lewis at £265 he wanted £40 for it.
Life is sh1te but there we go |
Yes, as much as people like to condemn someone for shoplifting, I bet the very same people would be reaching for their wallet sharpish if a shoplifter came into a pub with a bag of tesco finest steak, and offered it for a third of the price. | |
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| Money saving thread on 15:06 - Jul 17 with 1027 views | Jack123 |
| Money saving thread on 14:57 - Jul 17 by Whiterockin |
If you were to buy it for £40 would you be just as bad. |
I wouldn't buy it off him, but I would advise the person selling it to use ebay, where he would dramatically improve his profit margin. | |
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| Money saving thread on 15:47 - Jul 17 with 992 views | Jack123 |
| Money saving thread on 13:14 - Jul 17 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
They absolutely are. It’s quite a new technology but very effective. It’s only when your goods are paid for the checkout sends a message to the trolley allowing it to move through the exit. Otherwise it just stops dead and a big alarm goes off.
https://www.shoppingtrolleysys |
Wow, thanks technology eh? It must have been a breeze to be a shoplifter back in the 70's no cameras and so on, these days I would not fancy my chances.
Personally I wouldn't condone or condemn shoplifters, they must have their reasons. But I think on the grand scale of things, it's a very petty crime.
That said, if I owned a shop and had people taking stuff, I would have a different opinion. | |
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| Money saving thread on 16:08 - Jul 17 with 982 views | 1983 |
| Money saving thread on 14:57 - Jul 17 by Whiterockin |
If you were to buy it for £40 would you be just as bad. |
It's was a Medium and I'm an Extra Large so no but if it was a XL damn right I would buy it like I said life is sh1te but there we go | |
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| Money saving thread on 16:12 - Jul 17 with 978 views | 1983 |
| Money saving thread on 15:04 - Jul 17 by Jack123 |
Yes, as much as people like to condemn someone for shoplifting, I bet the very same people would be reaching for their wallet sharpish if a shoplifter came into a pub with a bag of tesco finest steak, and offered it for a third of the price. |
Exactly the old rose tinted fell off the back of a lorry nudge nudge wink wink seems to ok but buying from a screwed up junkie that's too messy for some.
Like I said life is shite | |
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| Money saving thread on 16:20 - Jul 17 with 973 views | Jack123 |
| Money saving thread on 16:12 - Jul 17 by 1983 |
Exactly the old rose tinted fell off the back of a lorry nudge nudge wink wink seems to ok but buying from a screwed up junkie that's too messy for some.
Like I said life is shite |
Of course.
I just know the majority of people who criticise you, I would hazard a guess their characters are not completely untarnished..
All well and good saying it on a forum like this, but when it comes to real life there are not many people who will knock back a gift horse in the mouth..
Even the most honest people I know, will do dishonest things without even realising it. | |
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| Money saving thread on 17:17 - Jul 17 with 943 views | onehunglow |
| Money saving thread on 16:20 - Jul 17 by Jack123 |
Of course.
I just know the majority of people who criticise you, I would hazard a guess their characters are not completely untarnished..
All well and good saying it on a forum like this, but when it comes to real life there are not many people who will knock back a gift horse in the mouth..
Even the most honest people I know, will do dishonest things without even realising it. |
If something seems too good to be true,it probably is.
Buying fillet steak from somebody who got it off a wagon?
Any idea as to how eating stolen meat can kill you. Wagons are refridgerated for a reason. | |
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| Money saving thread (n/t) on 17:58 - Jul 17 with 933 views | Jack123 |
| Money saving thread on 17:17 - Jul 17 by onehunglow |
If something seems too good to be true,it probably is.
Buying fillet steak from somebody who got it off a wagon?
Any idea as to how eating stolen meat can kill you. Wagons are refridgerated for a reason. |
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| Money saving thread on 23:16 - Jul 18 with 839 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Money saving thread on 10:14 - Jul 17 by 1983 |
Call a spade a spade yeah why not 👠I found a cigarette lighter once in Ritzs in 1994 and didn't hand it in [Post edited 17 Jul 2022 10:16]
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| Money saving thread on 23:20 - Jul 18 with 831 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Money saving thread on 23:16 - Jul 18 by Kilkennyjack |
Have you still got my lighter mate ? |
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| Money saving thread on 09:33 - Jul 19 with 773 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| Money saving thread on 14:47 - Jul 17 by 1983 |
Exactly this the amount of kids & junkies that hang around our work selling stuff is off the scale jars of expensive coffee, packed finests meat all for a couple of quid, earlier in the year one junkie had a Ralph Lauren puffa jacket all tagged up from John Lewis at £265 he wanted £40 for it.
Life is sh1te but there we go |
There are people at the school gates by me selling cans of energy drinks to the kids for a fiver each. | |
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| Money saving thread on 09:37 - Jul 19 with 764 views | Whiterockin |
| Money saving thread on 09:33 - Jul 19 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
There are people at the school gates by me selling cans of energy drinks to the kids for a fiver each. |
Where do the kids get the money to pay £5 a go for energy drinks should also be the question. | | | |
| Money saving thread on 09:40 - Jul 19 with 754 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| Money saving thread on 09:37 - Jul 19 by Whiterockin |
Where do the kids get the money to pay £5 a go for energy drinks should also be the question. |
I don’t know. And why would they want to drink that stuff anyway? It’s just a load of green shit in a bottle but apparently some YouTubers are advertising it so it’s the must have accessory.
It’s capitalism in action. | |
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| Money saving thread on 09:41 - Jul 19 with 753 views | raynor94 |
| Money saving thread on 16:08 - Jul 17 by 1983 |
It's was a Medium and I'm an Extra Large so no but if it was a XL damn right I would buy it like I said life is sh1te but there we go |
Do you have children? |  |
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| Money saving thread on 10:01 - Jul 19 with 735 views | onehunglow |
| Money saving thread on 09:40 - Jul 19 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
I don’t know. And why would they want to drink that stuff anyway? It’s just a load of green shit in a bottle but apparently some YouTubers are advertising it so it’s the must have accessory.
It’s capitalism in action. |
It is dumbness Joe.
It is also about education
My daughter who has her own Fitness business straightened me out on this years ago.
Real danger in these drinks in sugar content.
We are addicted to it
It’s why we had plantations centuries ago to feed our addiction.
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