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I totally agree Monica and I am on a limited budget but I still can’t bear it It’s so blooming complex I d rather go to a charity shop

What MOnica said.

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I absolutely loathe the 'offer' culture. Why cannot manufacturers, retailers just put a price on a product, and leave it that.

I want to walk into a shop or order online, without having a nasty feeling i could have got 30% off the price if I had been prepared to spend hours online finding where I can get a discount. That or having to study every bit of paper that comes into the house, in case it is a coupon. Keep accepting advertising email and reading every one, just in case there is an offer on it.

I appreciate that those with limited funds may need to do this whether they like it or not. Thankfully I am not an extravagent spender on anything and tend to only shop when I need things, so ignoring all offers and not looking for them, must cost me money, but not too much.

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If posters have a discount code they just start a new thread 🤷‍♀️

I see that this thread has been inactive for a while. One or more of you might be able to respond to a query I have. We all enjoy a good deal, but why do you prefer to shop online rather than on the high street? There is a proverb. Never purchase a pig in a poke. [URLhttps://mybankinginformation.com/does-winco-accept-ebt/].[URL]The answer is that although you were sold a piglet in a sack, the cat was let out of the bag once the money had been exchanged and the sack had been opened. Saving money might be the solution, but what about value for the money and quality. I prefer to see what I'm actually paying for rather than just a photo or description with a sales pitch. I informed you

Blimey, that last one makes no sense whatsoever!
Not worth reporting though.

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Following on from a recent thread - I haven’t reported these. Blatant advertising or just passing on information?

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Any news offers available right now?

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£2 off your first order at Find Me A Gift!

Code is: FFRHDEWCD-KM

There's up to 40% off everything at Truly, if anyones interested. Just bought a tray for my coffee table

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I note this thread has been dormant for sometime. I have a question that one or more of you might be able to answer. Yes we all love a bargain, but why do you shun the high street and buy on line. There is an old saying. Don't buy a pig in a poke. The answer is you were sold a piglet in sack, but when the money had changed hands and the sack opened the cat was let out of the bag. Cost saving might be the answer, but what about quality and value for money. I like to see exactly what I spending my hard earned cash on in reality; not a picture or description complete with sales blurb. I am told you do a tour of the first, but buy online. Where do you when all the shops have gone

Oh, I should mention that I have the upgraded membership, not the free one, so I get a higher level of cashback from some companies. It only costs £5 a year though.

Yes, I had that with one company, Marydoll, but just the one. Topcashback did their best to get it for me, but no luck. Every other company's paid up though. I've had over £1200 cashback in all, over a good few years.

I too have successfully used Topcashback, but you don't always get your promised cash.
I have been waiting four years for a considerable sum from a well known carpet company. I was told it all depends on the actual company depositing the cash with Topcashback. I have given up asking now, which is what they were probably hoping for. .