Nit thread, a thread for Nits.

[Longy]

Thought woodsey's m&s ready meal post was very thread worthy!

I don't understand why it isn't!?

As you aren't a nit, therefore don't understand that buying anything from M&S couldn't be possibly considered nitty.

[ManuelsMum]

There's some thing on amazon, you pay £50 a year and you get free next day deliveries.

If you sign up to it now (Prime), they give you a one month free no-charge-will-start-charging-after-one-month-unless-you-cancel trial. This means that your delivery for the next month will be free on items marked 'Prime'. Saves £££ on xmas shopping.
Signed up this afternoon, been buying xmas nitsents ever since.

If anyone wants a DYMO label writer (they are really good, don't take ink, helluva handy), they will give you up to £100 back if you buy before 31st december and send them your receipt.
eg. Dymo labelwriter+several big boxes of rolls of labels =£107. Minus £100 back = £7, which is nittastic.

[Woodsey]

Thought woodsey's m&s ready meal post was very thread worthy!

I don't understand why it isn't!?

As you aren't a nit, therefore don't understand that buying anything from M&S couldn't be possibly considered nitty.

They were really good too, I couldn't cook a meal that good for £2, it was deffo threadworthy. Even M+S has good deals sometimes too. 

[Graham C]

There's some thing on amazon, you pay £50 a year and you get free next day deliveries.

If you sign up to it now (Prime), they give you a one month free no-charge-will-start-charging-after-one-month-unless-you-cancel trial. This means that your delivery for the next month will be free on items marked 'Prime'. Saves £££ on xmas shopping.
Signed up this afternoon, been buying xmas nitsents ever since.

If anyone wants a DYMO label writer (they are really good, don't take ink, helluva handy), they will give you up to £100 back if you buy before 31st december and send them your receipt.
eg. Dymo labelwriter+several big boxes of rolls of labels =£107. Minus £100 back = £7, which is nittastic.

Where's the offer for the Dymo label writer?  I can't see it anywhere.

[ManuelsMum]

There's some thing on amazon, you pay £50 a year and you get free next day deliveries.

If you sign up to it now (Prime), they give you a one month free no-charge-will-start-charging-after-one-month-unless-you-cancel trial. This means that your delivery for the next month will be free on items marked 'Prime'. Saves £££ on xmas shopping.
Signed up this afternoon, been buying xmas nitsents ever since.

If anyone wants a DYMO label writer (they are really good, don't take ink, helluva handy), they will give you up to £100 back if you buy before 31st december and send them your receipt.
eg. Dymo labelwriter+several big boxes of rolls of labels =£107. Minus £100 back = £7, which is nittastic.

Where's the offer for the Dymo label writer?  I can't see it anywhere.

Aw bum, they've deleted it sorry, they promised it would run til end of year, I think the nit sites made it too hot

[Graham C]

Ah shame, would have liked one of those.  Ta anyway

[ManuelsMum]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Office-computer-chairs-sports-racing-car-seat-style-/260909615985?pt=UK_BOI_Office_Equipment_Supplies_Office_Furniture_ET&hash=item3cbf6ccb71#ht_874wt_932

Been trying to get one for a while, cheapest I saw was £160

[Eso Kral]

Tesco VALUE midget gems  33pence per bag for 175gms of midgetgem lovleyness!!

Obv not for the fatties trying to lose weight atm!!!

[mondatoo]

Tesco VALUE midget gems  33pence per bag for 175gms of midgetgem lovleyness!!

Obv not for the fatties trying to lose weight atm!!!

My Uncle is a huge nit and bought a tenner's worth of these, and got my Step Sister to get them to get staff discount.

[EvilPie]

I've recently changed pretty much everything to make a few small savings:

Dog insurance, annual travel insurance, house insurance, life insurance, TV/internet package & utility providers. Think that's the lot.

Total saving of approx £120 per month.

Happy days

[Graham C]

I've recently changed pretty much everything to make a few small savings:

Dog insurance, annual travel insurance, house insurance, life insurance, TV/internet package & utility providers. Think that's the lot.

Total saving of approx £120 per month.

Happy days

Did you go through a site like quidco? Prob would get some nice cashback for those

[mondatoo]

I've recently changed pretty much everything to make a few small savings:

Dog insurance, annual travel insurance, house insurance, life insurance, TV/internet package & utility providers. Think that's the lot.

Total saving of approx £120 per month.

Happy days

#Trystothinkofsomethingwittytosayaboutstrippersinnottingham.

[EvilPie]

I've recently changed pretty much everything to make a few small savings:

Dog insurance, annual travel insurance, house insurance, life insurance, TV/internet package & utility providers. Think that's the lot.

Total saving of approx £120 per month.

Happy days

#Trystothinkofsomethingwittytosayaboutstrippersinnottingham.

Senorita's closing down saved me an absolute fortune if that helps in any way?

[mondatoo]

I've recently changed pretty much everything to make a few small savings:

Dog insurance, annual travel insurance, house insurance, life insurance, TV/internet package & utility providers. Think that's the lot.

Total saving of approx £120 per month.

Happy days

#Trystothinkofsomethingwittytosayaboutstrippersinnottingham.

Senorita's closing down saved me an absolute fortune if that helps in any way?

I was more thinking along the lines of how Emerald would spend the £120.

[EvilPie]

I've recently changed pretty much everything to make a few small savings:

Dog insurance, annual travel insurance, house insurance, life insurance, TV/internet package & utility providers. Think that's the lot.

Total saving of approx £120 per month.

Happy days

Did you go through a site like quidco? Prob would get some nice cashback for those

Just used the usual comparison sites and a bit of other searching on t'internet. I could probably have saved more but I'm a bit lazy when it comes to money unfortunately.

I probably only saved money because I was being ripped off before to be fair. I was very proud of myself for the little bit I did though.