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Thread: Steps taken by Posters to avoid being ripped off

  1. 6th February 2009, 01:58 PM #21
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    Use tea bags at least twice
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  3. 6th February 2009, 02:04 PM #22
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    Quote Originally Posted by ConsumerChampion View Post
    Use the net to find the best deals.

    Thrifty Pages

    CouponMaster - Ireland coupons, freebies, discounts, promos & sales, discount codes online

    The Goodie Bag | Entertainment.ie Ireland

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    Bargain Alerts - boards.ie
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  4. 6th February 2009, 02:13 PM #23
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    Quote Originally Posted by ConsumerChampion View Post
    Use the net to find the best deals.

    Thrifty Pages

    CouponMaster - Ireland coupons, freebies, discounts, promos & sales, discount codes online

    The Goodie Bag | Entertainment.ie Ireland

    Quoteclub.ie - Irelands Price Comparison Website
    These sites are all doing the job of that consumer agency, proof again we dont need it.
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  5. 6th February 2009, 02:14 PM #24
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    Quote Originally Posted by Conor View Post
    I boil myself an egg for breakfast, then use the same water from the saucepan for my tea. And the little drop that's left over, I use to work up a lather for my shaving.

    Only go for a dump in work, save a fortune on bog roll.
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  6. 6th February 2009, 02:17 PM #25
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    Use a direct debit for your credit card bill- people who use credit cards as short term finance are morons. With a direct debit you can get up to 2 months to 30 day interest free periods.
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  7. 6th February 2009, 02:20 PM #26
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    Sleeping more is a good one also.
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    Quote Originally Posted by evercloserunion View Post
    I've taken to nicking bog roll, it's so easy.
    OMG.. Ive started doing that.. Its brilliant..

    Also. Joined Airtricity as well.

    Going to cancel my SKY and see about getting a scrambler box
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    I dont care about "the majority of people"
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  9. 6th February 2009, 02:31 PM #28
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    I dumped my sports channels and now watch the football online for free, using sopcast.
    SopCast - Free P2P internet TV | live football, NBA, cricket
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  10. 6th February 2009, 02:33 PM #29
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    Best way to avoid being ripped off is to avoid paying tax by any means possible. The government is ripping us off and now wants us to be ripped off even more in the 'national interest'. No way Jose! They wasted my money and I say enough. There should be a campaign for people to withold ALL taxes until we are assured our money is spent wisely and those who presided over this mess disappear.
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  11. 6th February 2009, 02:38 PM #30
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    I buy my hard drugs direct from source now. The dealers were ripping me off, so I had them all wiped out like cockroaches and took over their shipments. Now no-one will rip me off. Always cut out the middle man...

    Plus, try to use electricity after six, and use Skype...
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