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Started by kt., December 29, 2006, 20:46:49

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kt.

OH wanted new xmas tree for next year:

Went to B&Q. Xmas stuff all had 75% 0ff marked price. 7.5ft xmas tree was advertised as £90, then £45. Till put it through as £30. Manager said it should have been £45 as £90 was half original price. Original price was nowhere to be seen. Argued the toss with the manager and eventually got this £180 tree for £22. He then took all others off-line! Not bothered about that.  :)

Also got 2 freeview boxes with double sscarts reduced from £55 to £35. Bought only 1 extended 3yr warranty. If one goes down i get a replacement no questions. They dont know which box the warranty is for as they're both the same. No point buying 2.   ;D ;D
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kt.

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LauraB

I might have to go and look at the freeview boxes - ours went pop a fortnight before Christmas so we've been without TV since. Ours has gone back to the manufacturer to be repaired, but we're fed up being TV-less. Sounds like a bargain!

kt.

Got Ferguson model from Currys. It'll be hard to beat a £180 xmas tree for £22 quid though ;D
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Merry Tiller

Any lunatic who is willing to pay 180 quid for a Christmas tree deserves everything they get.
If ever they want to buy a second hand car please send them my way

manicscousers

we've just bought a freeview box from aldi, about 22.00,

carrot-cruncher

Had similiar kind of luck at my local Focus a couple of months ago.

Needed a new hedge trimmer and they were advertising 25% off marked prices.   Saw a JCB one with a powerful motor and long cutting blade that I liked marked at £40 so went to till expecting to pay £30.   Was told at till that the £40 was after the discount!!!   

Wasn't very happy with this as could not see any signs anywhere in the store explaining this so asked for the manager.   Manager and I had a discussion regarding their signage and I left with a nice new hedge trimmer costing £20.   Did notice the following day that the signage had been updated though

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ACE

Quote from: ktlawson on December 29, 2006, 20:46:49


Also got 2 freeview boxes with double sscarts reduced from £55 to £35. Bought only 1 extended 3yr warranty. If one goes down i get a replacement no questions. They dont know which box the warranty is for as they're both the same. No point buying 2.   ;D ;D

Good job you have the 3 year warranty, if they are the same ones as I got from b&q last year they only lasted just over the year.

I got the money back on one as I got it later and used the later receipt for the earlier broken one.

We have now gone and got a super duper pvr with freeview in the sales for the telly in the west wing (box room).

Yellow Petals

For those of you who have the freeview set top boxes, may I please ask which channels come with those?  My friend has just moved and can no longer afford to pay for her Sky+ so I suggested maybe a freeview but then realised I have no idea which channels these boxes pick up?  I see they are all different prices, do the price increases relate to the models or the more you pay the more channels you get?

Thanks, Sam :)

ACE


kt.

Quote from: Yellow Petals on December 31, 2006, 12:44:28
I suggested maybe a freeview but then realised I have no idea which channels these boxes pick up?  I see they are all different prices, do the price increases relate to the models or the more you pay the more channels you get?

Ensure you get one with 2 scart sockets or you will have to keep changing leads if you plug in dvd players into the tv. Mine also has a text option and gives information on the current program. You can view the tv guide same way as sky or cable on the Ferguson model I bought.
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