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Ways To Save 200 Quid In The Strike

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Ways To Save 200 Quid In The Strike

Post by Wild Cat »

Can anyone think of ways we can save 200 quid and limit the impact on the members during the hard times we all face?

Cancel your Sky subscription for starters as Leighton is rumoured to be on the board.
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ways to save 200 quid in the strike

Post by k979aaa »

DONT USE YOUR CAR WHEN YOU GO BACK IN THAT WILL SAVE £200 IN THREE MONTH'S :shock:
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Post by fred.fred »

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Post by simply_the_best »

fred.fred wrote:Then I can sell the telly as well because I cant receive TV signals in my area. .............. sure this idea will go down realy well with a 7 month pregnant wife
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:pray
:cfo :lfo


i cancelled sky mate, you get to keep the dish and receiver if you have been with them over a year.


I also phoned up to cancel my mobile with 3 after the 18 month contract was up, they gave me 9 months free line rental, 10th and 11th at half price and the final month at 35, for all that i got 500 mins any network any time and 100 texts every month.


Also phoned up to cancel AOL, they gave me my broadband for half price for a year and upgraded me.
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Re: Ways To Save 200 Quid In The Strike

Post by PrestwickPostie »

Wild Cat wrote:Cancel your Sky subscription
done saved myself £21 + £14.99 setanta + £12.99 Lovefilm

saved myself £49 a month cut out all spending on Ebay and the likes
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Post by mdtomuk »

DON'T HAVE A DAY AT A PREMIERSHIP MATCH - OH, THAT'S MORE THAN £200!!!!

:crazy:
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Post by arsenalbob »

take a 10 week pension holiday or if you've got a mortgage pre arrange with your building society to miss a payment
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Post by johnston65 »

DIG OUT ALL YOUR OLD JUNK AND HAVE A CAR BOOT SALE !!!
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Post by stew1968 »

clear your delivery for the next week or so, and book every second your over. take all your breaks. use a bike.start at your start time. won't take long to get £200 back. well didn't take me long to get the money back from the strike days
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Post by i love mail sort »

you also have to make up for all the door to door money going for 3 weeks :so there
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Post by tyconuk »

johnston65 wrote:DIG OUT ALL YOUR OLD JUNK AND HAVE A CAR BOOT SALE !!!
:Applause top idea mate :Applause

Me and my wife gave up smoking four months ago :Very Happy
Saving ourselves £70 a week! We are now seeing the benefits
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Post by ade@cambs »

tyconuk wrote:
johnston65 wrote:DIG OUT ALL YOUR OLD JUNK AND HAVE A CAR BOOT SALE !!!
:Applause top idea mate :Applause

Me and my wife gave up smoking four months ago :Very Happy
Saving ourselves £70 a week! We are now seeing the benefits
I gave up 8 months ago.....just got to cut down on the chocolate now :d'oh! but still saving around £50 a week, also started looking on the reduced shelf at the local Tesco's can get some good bargains on there :Very Happy
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Post by billypants »

stop spending so much time on this bloody addictive website . . . . . OK it's informative, useful and fun but it's costing me a fortune in electric :d'oh!
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Post by madelin4 »

billypants wrote:stop spending so much time on this bloody addictive website . . . . . OK it's informative, useful and fun but it's costing me a fortune in electric :d'oh!
:Applause lol
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Post by dvbuk55 »

Have taken the dog & cats to the RSPCA and am about to book the wife in an old folks home for respite for a fortnight - will save a fortune on food and batteries. Have got my old guitar from the attic and one of the caps from the old days for a bit of busking. Then I may well sell my body - that should easily bring in 50p a go - should only take about 200 years to get a fiver.