what's the last thing you bought online?
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what's the last thing you bought online?
i'm bored. so what's the last thing you bought online?
I last bought lion poo.
I last bought lion poo.
oh how I love my tea, tea in the afternoon. I can't do without it, and I think I'll have another cup very
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Re: what's the last thing you bought online?
The last thing I tried to buy online was an ice lolly maker from a site which I have since found out is a BIG FAT SCAM . So we lost our money. I'll be wiser in future and google any site I'm thinking of buying from to see whether it is mentioned as such on any consumer websites.
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A new lightbulb for the freezer, new heads for our toothbrushes (won't be going to CAT anytime soon!) and some Aquadulce broad beans - this afternoon.
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Re: what's the last thing you bought online?
I bought two DVDs for Christmas presents.
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Re: what's the last thing you bought online?
string well roman blind cords so I don't have to climb on the chair to reach the unbroken ends
and I have a bid on an xmas fairy (to be a yule lady-in-green)
and I have a bid on an xmas fairy (to be a yule lady-in-green)
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4 books for nursing school from AMAZON, they are sooooooo expensive i have to save $$$$ where i can
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Hairy Bikers DVD as far as I can remember unless you count grocery shopping?
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I bought my daughter a new Ipod as I managed to put her old one in the washing machine!
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Some cds and dvds from Amazon, as Christmas presents!! That reminds me I have a few more to get now that I have decided what to buy my Dad and hubby.
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My groceries!
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150 feet of garden netting.
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A toilet that had only been fitted by the builders for the new owners to stick on fleebay (for £10.50), and a bath & hand basin for £16.07 & a trip to Brum.
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Re: what's the last thing you bought online?
Unfortunately you have to spend over €100 on a French debit card to claim a refund, and it was only about £20 ish.richierobins wrote:If you paid by Visa (debit or credit card), you might be able claim it back. Details are here:- http://whatconsumer.co.uk/visa-debit-chargeback/Millymollymandy wrote:The last thing I tried to buy online was an ice lolly maker from a site which I have since found out is a BIG FAT SCAM . So we lost our money. I'll be wiser in future and google any site I'm thinking of buying from to see whether it is mentioned as such on any consumer websites.
I recently tried buying a washing machine from an outfit that charged the card and failed to deliver. It took a couple of weeks for my bank to refund it in full.
But thanks for that link, I have a UK Visa debit card which I will use in future for online purchases as I see there's no limit to what you are covered for!
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One of those adaptors for blowing up flat balls....Netballs and Rugby balls, mucky.
I love on-line, it's such a challenge, but great when you get a bargain.
Recently I have been decorating, and have managed to get most of it on-line, only things which I could get effectively priced were Paint and tiles. I hate going shopping in the car and coming home empty handed as it is a waste of fuel, at least on line you know if they have it or not, stupid Lidl and there weekly offers!
I love on-line, it's such a challenge, but great when you get a bargain.
Recently I have been decorating, and have managed to get most of it on-line, only things which I could get effectively priced were Paint and tiles. I hate going shopping in the car and coming home empty handed as it is a waste of fuel, at least on line you know if they have it or not, stupid Lidl and there weekly offers!
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A book from Amazon: Not On The Label - Felicity Lawrence. It's a couple of years old but obviously still very relevant. I suspect it's going to change my way of life food-wise more than I can imagine at this point
Andy