nah. You'd need thousands of them, and think of the weight! Better off making some pubes out of some thread or cotton wool or summat like dat.
friar_chris
16 Oct 166#12
If you have gmail, adding a fullstop anywhere before the @ symbol will allow you to create a new amazon account whereby the email still go to your existing gmail account. Similarly you could add "+" followed by anything to the end of your existing email name (before the @ again) for the same bonus.
i.e. [email protected] could be [email protected] or [email protected] (not sure apostrophes are acceptable)
brendanb581 to Jonnyblock
15 Oct 165#2
As stated by OP, it's just to make an order reach £20
Jonnyblock
15 Oct 164#1
I recently attended a First Aid course where the trainer advised that these things are useless.
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Jonnyblock
15 Oct 164#1
I recently attended a First Aid course where the trainer advised that these things are useless.
brendanb581 to Jonnyblock
15 Oct 165#2
As stated by OP, it's just to make an order reach £20
boostii
16 Oct 164#3
Well, deal should be cold then. If it's not about the tweezers but only free delivery, just create a new email address and get free prime for a month, then free next day delivery on eveyrything. Yahoo email allows to add any number of alternative anti spam addresses, as do others I expect.
Taz1529
16 Oct 16#4
Problem is, the HUKD format would need re-working to accommodate these kind of "deals". Because to a HUKDer, this is a deal. It allows free delivery. But obviously it kinda goes against what the website *should* be displaying.
ahmark55
16 Oct 162#5
These any good for pubes?
PiiWii to ahmark55
16 Oct 1622#6
nah. You'd need thousands of them, and think of the weight! Better off making some pubes out of some thread or cotton wool or summat like dat.
muffboy to ahmark55
16 Oct 16#25
Nobody has pubes these days mate!
SpenJC to ahmark55
17 Oct 16#30
Yes there brilliant. Spent a couple of hours plucking all mine out
barron201253
16 Oct 162#7
All I need now is a magnifying glass!
ScorchingHot
16 Oct 161#8
I don't get this at all! Why not buy something which is actually useful, to take your order over £20?!
These are quite handy for schools!! My little boy is left handed and struggled with his pincer grip when holding a pencil...his reception teacher recommended these as a lil training exercise by moving glass beads or objects from 1 pot to another.
It really helped him improve and he quite enjoyed doing it aswell...especially when sometimes it was maltesers!
red23
16 Oct 162#11
great for finding my ****
Master G to red23
16 Oct 16#13
That's two people on this thread in need of a magnifying glass.
friar_chris
16 Oct 166#12
If you have gmail, adding a fullstop anywhere before the @ symbol will allow you to create a new amazon account whereby the email still go to your existing gmail account. Similarly you could add "+" followed by anything to the end of your existing email name (before the @ again) for the same bonus.
i.e. [email protected] could be [email protected] or [email protected] (not sure apostrophes are acceptable)
Error440
16 Oct 16#14
Why would you want plastic ones, surely metal is better easier to clean thus hygienic
seanmorris100 to Error440
16 Oct 163#15
Missed the point of the deal which is actually in the ops post.. ffs why do people even bother???
Error440
16 Oct 162#16
Just buy something you want instead of wasting 17p on tat
watson44 to Error440
16 Oct 16#19
if you can find something of equal value that would save £3+p&p, please enlighten us all...oh wise one
skydmarx to Error440
16 Oct 16#26
Is that the great Toshiro Mifune arguing about a pair of 17p tweezers? "Seven Samurai?" More like Seven Saddo-rai.
BOOM - Roasted.
tinkerbellian
16 Oct 161#17
Have had these in my Amazon basket under save for later for ages for when I need a few extra pennies to make the basket up to £20. Never resorted to them yet, strangly I always seem to find a £1 pack of chocolate to add instead :smile:
Go Jets
16 Oct 16#18
Brilliant, so basically you are committing fraud for the sake of free delivery and a bit of tv?? hhhm??
smiler03
16 Oct 16#20
It's not fraud at all. I did this and because of my own ccok up I had to phone Amazon and request the cancellation of my free trial. I explained exactly what I'd done and the CSA said that it was no problem at all and cancelled it for me. She said that as it was a new email address it was perfectly valid to get a months free Prime.
Calvin_
16 Oct 16#21
price has changed. they are now only 1p. but postage had changed to £4.48! :confused:
These aren't just useful for first aid. They are great for anything that you may need to remove, pick up or place that you don't want to scratch and/or is delicate; rather than using metal ones.
xenophon
16 Oct 164#27
Says someone called Muffboy. :smile:
friar_chris
16 Oct 16#29
Basically? TV? hhhm? No wonder you are confused and.....lost for words? How do you figure fraud? I use the same creditcard, same name, same postal address, hell the email address is practically the same, and there are no rules against it. How many email addresses do you have? I have one from when I was a kid, one for work and one I now use semi-permanently. It's not like I have MDP. If Amazon choose to consider different email addresses as different people that is their choice. Banks don't. I'm not trying to con anyone. For the sake of free delivery I have used this trick twice. I have not used Amazon TV ever. I illegally download all my TV. Now that might be fraud, but you didn't know that!
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It really helped him improve and he quite enjoyed doing it aswell...especially when sometimes it was maltesers!
i.e. [email protected] could be [email protected] or [email protected] (not sure apostrophes are acceptable)
BOOM - Roasted.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/B00V4UUVLS/ref=dp_olp_new_mbc?ie=UTF8&condition=new
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B006DHS0OM/