Post Office Discount Codes & Deals

I'd prefer that Gin cold.... Oh wait so is this :p maxmix

It does say it is based on the WHO specifications. This probably means it is a fairly runny product since those specs don't include gelling agents or stuff like Aloe Vera. Interestingly the people who make this also run courses to learn how to make gin.

Composition: Alcohol denat 80% (v/v), Aqua (18.3%) Glycerol 1.45% (v/v) Hydrogen peroxide 0.125% (v/v) Gives the impression this is more medical grade than general supermarket type stuff?

At nearly £80 per litre you'd be cheaper buying gin to rub on your hands then drink what you don't need :) (annoyed)

This is illegal. Unless it’s the normal price

The tiresome comment is people jumping on the virus bandwagon and posting for posting's sake. £2 per bottle and having to buy 24 bottles is a poor deal when there are alternatives available. Also a lot of similar deals are added with caveats of "subject to availability in your local store"..

How do you clean the hand sanitizer bottle? Water alone works fine too.

Lucky you then, think about others who may not live close to an Aldi, or any outlet that has stock, they may be very glad to see these "tiresome deals"!

42p in my local Aldi and in stock. Cold These threads are getting pretty tiresome tbh ...

Ah well our postie is breaking their laws then and we aided and abetted him by giving him a another bottle of our hand gel because he had none. Awaiting a knock at the door any moment!!

I agree they are bad. I moved house 6 months into my contract and they have forced me to take out a new 12 month contract at their current price which is higher at £25 per month.

Have to agree with all comments about their poor customer service, delaying tactics and just shocking all round experience, I'll be leaving as soon as I can!! Do not sign up with this company, they are the Arnold Clark of broadband!!

I had thought the cooling off period was the 1st 14 days of being live, not from ordering (confused)

They might have to come inside to test your telephone master socket.

Interested in this but never had fibre before. Can I install it myself or do they have to send an engineer? My wife would certainly not allow anyone in the house in these crazy times

£60 new line and installation for me. Doesn’t make it worth it over 12 month contract

I had huge problems with BT and swapped to PO about 3 or 4 years ago - NO PROBLEMS SO FAR (and I use it a lot!). Also recommended to 2 friends one had some connection issues (but she had them with BT and AOL as well). She finally sorted them out by switching to PO fibre on the recommendation of the help desk The other friend has been with them for 3 years and has had his router replaced (for FREE) once, again no issues. My only gripe with PO, and many other providers, is the "hidden" cost of using the phone but I just use my mobile to make all my calls. You can also cut the phone bills using a service like 1899.

Was with Post Office standard broadband for a year (as I cannot get fibre at my house) and honestly would not recommend them. They use the TalkTalk network and had nothing but connection issues with dropouts nearing every day. Been with NowTV Broadband since October and cannot fault them

Sky is no better. Can stream 1080p no problems for £20 a month unlimited... But downloading...PFFFFF....forget that.. About 600KB/S

Inch of cowboys..... waited one month and received no modem but harassed with txt messages and emails. Need to get their house in order as far as communication go before offering and kind of service.i binned them in the end as I was sick of their Emory promises.

That may genuinely explain a street sign which for a short time was on a new development near me....

Oddly autocorrect thinks there is :(

Decent batteries,I've used various sizes over the past few years,seem to last ok.

Plenty of St James's, not many St Jame's though ;)

These are really good batteries...heat added thanks!

thanks grex9101. I'll remove mine.

Already posted: https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/33-hawaiian-tropic-bundle-10-amazon-voucher-when-you-take-out-travel-insurance-with-the-post-office-6-quidco630-tcb-3250879

as far as I know, there is no catch. Their travel insurance might not be the cheapest maybe ?? A quick comparethemarket search for my travel insurance shows they cost £6 more than the cheapest one (thomas cook) but they're not easily comparable (for instance post office covers you for more money for cancellations, lost baggage and has a lower excess.. but also has a lower payout for medical bills)

id of thought by now everyone would know that the post office like your money and give nothing in return except a lot of problems. just check reviews..............CRAP

I recommend Post Office Broadband generally, I've been with them for 2.5 years after they took over Fuel Broadband et al. I used my own router for this service (unlimited broadband 11 Mb/sec) so I can't comment on the routers they supply for it. I switched to their unlimited fibre broadband (38Mb/sec) six months ago - they entertain deals/haggling for existing customers - and the supplied fibre router is trouble free. Much better than the BT router I have for work, specifically in keeping connections to legacy WiFi devices. Post Office Broadband is just phone and Internet, no films or sport. If 11 Mb/sec + phone serves your needs and you have no visitors who are used to faster, fibre connections, you'll be fine with their unlimited broadband. However, I'm more pleased in terms of speed with their unlimited fibre broadband. Other advantages - they will let you keep your existing number, unlike say Now Broadband. It is via TalkTalk but Post Office deal with customer billing and support themselves, and I haven't been plagued with TalkTalk sales calls. The 'free' phone numbers covered in their plans include the Channel Isles and calls to many international numbers are not extortionate. Free calls to mobile numbers are not included in their phone plans. I should add that I'm a stone's throw from the exchange.

AFAIK Post Office broadband is resold LieLie, er, I mean 'TalkTalk'. LOL. So it goes without saying, avoid like the plague.

My mate moved from plusnet to these, it took an age to chase them up for the router (about 2 weeks late) and the speeds are really bad. That's the only person I know using them, I nearly went with them but read too many very poor reviews. Glad I didn't!

£11.74 a month with cashback via ....https://broadband.moneysavingexpert.com/?_ga=2.247606663.1241398354.1567535436-1114657266.1566324904#search

Mine are sitting as tracked (Quidco)

Is yours confirmed or pending please?

Mine is confirmed but not payable :{

Not yet....it was always a gamble.

Has anyone had their TCB or Quidco payout for this please?

Had this before was offer 4mbp speed, end up getting 0.5mbp..can't even open up YouTube. Customer service not helpful at all...Avoid at all cost!! There are plenty of good deal out there!

Had Talk Talk for 6 months with no problems whatsoever. Switched over from Virgin because I was tired of being raped every year.

they seem to have terrible technical issues I have applied for them because my current contract was ending and after 2 months they kept telling me they had some technical problems (they did not know what) and to wait another week... and another week... and another week... I ended up cancelling and applying for another provider.

The worst ISP I've had in every respect.

Thanks for comparing with talk talk. Talk talk is a joke on the name of Boradband. Talk talk have earned highest complaints at offgem in last 5 years conductively. It's the worst broadband. I canceled it after 5 months of struggle through offgem. I lived in London at that time.

The next policy might be more expensive depending on your age, health, job and even occupancy. If you want a cheaper life insurance, look into a 10 year term life insurance

Am I missing something, or do the T&C state the following:3. You must retain the policy for at least the 180 day qualifying period, and make at least 6 monthly direct debit payments to be eligible for the 'thank you' promotion. The One4all gift card will be sent to eligible customers within 28 days after the end of the 180 day qualifying period, as long as the policy is still active and a minimum of 6 monthly payments have been paid. How is that not actually requiring not six, but seven payments? In my book, 180 + 28 = 208 days which even if it included only 31-day months, would be more than six, ie, 7. I see that with the double-up code that doesn't much matter, and does anyone suggest it makes no difference?

You can have more than one policy at once, with different providers if you like. You can cancel when you want and no come back. ** You can cancel your direct debit as soon as you receive your gift card/ other reward.... You can take out multiple policies and receive multiple rewards**** ... But always read the T&C and keep copies of everything! Enjoy the Life companies largesse😁

You need to call up and quote the code above to get the £100 gift card, don’t think it works online.

Life insurance is cheap until you add critical illness. We have a joint policy and its £65 a month. Makes me cry every time I see it on my statement. Shopped around last year and all quotes came in above that. Happy to hear any approaches to cull that cost!