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16 October 2007, 06:45 PM
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The COMPLETE Fawlty Towers
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It's very very simple. Register and tell them where you want your money paid ie bank acc or paypal. Whenever you buy anything check if the company is listed on their site and go to the site through Quidco via one referal link. Job done. It's only a few quid here and there but sometimes there's cracking deals like £100 back when you take out a motor insurance policy etc. Soon adds up. I've had about £140 back from it now for doing nothing more than a mouse click.
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17 October 2007, 08:13 AM
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Alternatively go here dealpond.com - UK and just type in whatever product you want to buy and it will give you the cheapest place to buy it.
For example, "The Office" box set reduced from £46.55 to £16.00.
Please do not feel the need to start a thread whenever you find a bargain please though!
For example, "The Office" box set reduced from £46.55 to £16.00.
Please do not feel the need to start a thread whenever you find a bargain please though!
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Alternatively go here dealpond.com - UK and just type in whatever product you want to buy and it will give you the cheapest place to buy it.
For example, "The Office" box set reduced from £46.55 to £16.00.
Please do not feel the need to start a thread whenever you find a bargain please though!
For example, "The Office" box set reduced from £46.55 to £16.00.
Please do not feel the need to start a thread whenever you find a bargain please though!
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17 October 2007, 12:01 PM
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Pete, many thanks for pointing out a good bargain that I would otherwise have missed. Please continue to post, if I dont want to read it I wont bother..........
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17 October 2007, 01:52 PM
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I sometimes wonder if I'm on Scoobynet or Money Saving Expert: Consumer Revenge - Credit Cards, Shopping, Bank Charges, Cheap Flights and more 
But I'll give you the benefit of the doubt Pete, I've been thinking about this for ages, and £13 is good value
But I'll give you the benefit of the doubt Pete, I've been thinking about this for ages, and £13 is good value
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A separate forum just for Pete is perhaps an even better idea. 
Doh, just remembered there is already https://www.scoobynet.com/dross-zone-401/
Doh, just remembered there is already https://www.scoobynet.com/dross-zone-401/
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As usual I'm sure this is a forum thread misunderstanding.
Paul3446 writes: "Please do not feel the need to start a thread whenever you find a bargain please though!"
What he meant by this was "When you go to dealpond.com and subsequently find a bargain, don't start a forum thread every time
" i.e. there's loads of bargains but don't start a thread for each one. Understandable really.
But others think that he was abusing the original post. But I think he wasn't! And at least he tried putting in a smiley to convey the intention!
Oh well, shows how careful you have to be when writing on ScoobyNet eh??
Paul3446 writes: "Please do not feel the need to start a thread whenever you find a bargain please though!"
What he meant by this was "When you go to dealpond.com and subsequently find a bargain, don't start a forum thread every time
" i.e. there's loads of bargains but don't start a thread for each one. Understandable really.But others think that he was abusing the original post. But I think he wasn't! And at least he tried putting in a smiley to convey the intention!
Oh well, shows how careful you have to be when writing on ScoobyNet eh??
19 October 2007, 05:32 PM
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Cheers Ravster, although I was actually taking the p*ss out of the tedious Mr Lewis I'm afraid!
Although the fact that I said please and inserted a smiley, implies a certain light-heartedness.
Obviously Les has been offended by my bad manners, although his manners in ignoring my response have quite shocked and saddened me.
Although the fact that I said please and inserted a smiley, implies a certain light-heartedness.
Obviously Les has been offended by my bad manners, although his manners in ignoring my response have quite shocked and saddened me.
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