Just got a FireTV for £50 odd. The sticks are only £19.99.
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Fire TV stick for £20 (normally £35)
Black and Decker hammer cordless drill £45 (normally £80). Crap at DIY but my old cordless drill was described by the guy who fitted my kitchen as a "happy shopper drill" it was so crap.Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostFire TV stick for £20 (normally £35)
Black and Decker hammer cordless drill £45 (normally £80). Crap at DIY but my old cordless drill was described by the guy who fitted my kitchen as a "happy shopper drill" it was so crap.
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Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View Posterm... What are you good at?
Signing on?The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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So now I'm confused (or stupid ) but today after 'prime day' the video rentals that were yesterday offered with 'up to 50% off' are the exact same price.
e.g. Deadpool was and still is £3.45 for SD rental or £4.45 for HD rental.
Along with a few other recent movies I fancy watching (legitimately ) they are at the same price as yesterday. Yesterday I even tried going to the final step for purchasing the rental in case the discount was applied later, but no updated price on screen.
I suppose 0% is 'up to 50%'.
Who's cocked up me or them? (feeling optimistic I'm right as the first line of movies yesterday, including The Revenant said rent HD from £3.99 or less, yet the HD was £4.45 so looks like misinformation on their part )
And yes I do have an active full prime membership. Ordered some tat from them so know the other 'prime day' offers were valid for my account.Maybe tomorrow, I'll want to settle down. Until tomorrow, I'll just keep moving on.Comment
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostFire TV stick for £20 (normally £35)
Black and Decker hammer cordless drill £45 (normally £80). Crap at DIY but my old cordless drill was described by the guy who fitted my kitchen as a "happy shopper drill" it was so crap.
Next time have a conversation with tradesman over where to buy decent drill and how much to spend on it."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by Hobosapien View PostSo now I'm confused (or stupid ) but today after 'prime day' the video rentals that were yesterday offered with 'up to 50% off' are the exact same price.
e.g. Deadpool was and still is £3.45 for SD rental or £4.45 for HD rental.
Along with a few other recent movies I fancy watching (legitimately ) they are at the same price as yesterday. Yesterday I even tried going to the final step for purchasing the rental in case the discount was applied later, but no updated price on screen.
I suppose 0% is 'up to 50%'.
Who's cocked up me or them? (feeling optimistic I'm right as the first line of movies yesterday, including The Revenant said rent HD from £3.99 or less, yet the HD was £4.45 so looks like misinformation on their part )
And yes I do have an active full prime membership. Ordered some tat from them so know the other 'prime day' offers were valid for my account.
Not saying that's correct just throwing it out there!Comment
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Originally posted by SueEllen View Post£80 drill still crap.
Next time have a conversation with tradesman over where to buy decent drill and how much to spend on it.The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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