£25 Premium Bond win
Thats £275 in 2012 not a great deal but always hoping the big win will come up next month
£25 Premium Bond win
Thats £275 in 2012 not a great deal but always hoping the big win will come up next month
Jammy git.
My boy got a competition prize cheque for £10 today too.
Well done that boy - he should treat his old man to a Fish & Chip supper, off to pick up our Haddock & Chips shortly at rip off Southern Softie pricesOriginally Posted by grahamw48
Jammy git.
My boy got a competition prize cheque for £10 today too.
It must be true then money goes to money£25 Premium Bond win
Thats £275 in 2012 not a great deal but always hoping the big win will come up next month
AN HAPPY WIFE IS A HAPPY LIFE
No probs....he'll be bringing me a free Pizza home from his evening job.
My brother lives in a posh house in Royal Tunbridge Wells.
I always wash the car, put a clean shirt on and polish my shoes, but still feel like a Northern Peasant when visiting the place.
No probs....he'll be bringing me a free Pizza home from his evening job.My old Dad used to call it Wop Dough
Quite right - one must consider ones neighbours, be thankful he doesn't insist you turn up after darkMy brother lives in a posh house in Royal Tunbridge Wells.
I always wash the car, put a clean shirt on and polish my shoes, but still feel like a Northern Peasant when visiting the place.
No big win for June but 2 x £25 cheques arrived today
aonther win
you must be funding the whole british economy with your savings
Joe my Dad told me long ago "You've got to speculate to accumulate"
Again, Apples where there's orchards.
Nice one Dedworth.
I keep buying the lottery ticket but only a couple of £10 so far this year.
One of these days I'll be a millionaire
2 x £25 today
Mmm... it must be nice to receive these little windfalls on a regular basis. But to MY mind, few things can equate with what the postie brought us on Monday past - namely, a long-awaited, buff coloured envelope containing notification of the approval of my wife's British Citizenship!
Excellent Arthur - once you complete the passport application and Mrs L goes for their face to face interview the next thing arriving at your door will be the "asylum seeker" in a beat up old car delivering her British passport.Mmm
Sounds unbelievable but it is true I've had them turn up twice in the last 4 or 5 years, these are the sort of operations the Passport Office subcontracts delivery of identity documents to
You either have a very nice amount of bonds, or your a lucky B$$$$$
Or it's a fix ERNIE
Seriously though, congrats again
Thanks TerpeYou either have a very nice amount of bonds, or your a lucky B$$$$$
Or it's a fix ERNIE
Seriously though, congrats again
I'll have a couple of these later
You can see them at the dole office here...security guards.Excellent Arthur - once you complete the passport application and Mrs L goes for their face to face interview the next thing arriving at your door will be the "asylum seeker" in a beat up old car delivering her British passport.
Sounds unbelievable but it is true I've had them turn up twice in the last 4 or 5 years, these are the sort of operations the Passport Office subcontracts delivery of identity documents to
Do you know what's the odds of winning the jackpot in the premium bonds?£25 Premium Bond win
Thats £275 in 2012 not a great deal but always hoping the big win will come up next month
The online lottery syndicate I am competing with offers this. Our lottery syndicate only plays the main lotto and I plan to stay same but just curious.
I can't even find the odds in google for premium bonds.
You are right the odds are more in your favour but as this article says if you don't win that is the end of your stake, if I don't it goes into the next months draw and I can always cash them in and withdraw my money anytime http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/s...ium-bonds.html
Good luck with your syndicate
Good for you Ded£25 Premium Bond win
Thats £275 in 2012 not a great deal but always hoping the big win will come up next month
You gotta be in it to win it and your money is safe..unlike the numerous lotteries.
When my dad was alive he had the maximum allowed for a household, £30, 000....the biggest prize what came through the door was £ 200.
Cheers Gwap. My late Mum and Dad had the same (it's actually £30k each) and I remember them getting a £500 once - the odds were better then pre 2008 when the Labour government reduced the number of prizes.Good for you Ded
You gotta be in it to win it and your money is safe..unlike the numerous lotteries.
When my dad was alive he had the maximum allowed for a household, £30, 000....the biggest prize what came through the door was £ 200.
Unlike odds for the horses, dogs and poker the odds for winning a life changing amount run into many millions to one, whether u are in a syndicate or not.
Better chance of winning in a syndicate, I grant you compared to being on your lonesome still, millions to one though ....Its in God's hands...if its mean't to be, so be it
4 x £25 today
3 x £25 yesterday but hoping the mailman might bring me another today
Nice one Malchard ! It's usually around 16th - 19th3 x £25 yesterday but hoping the mailman might bring me another today
When I saw this thread pop up again I knew what was coming4 x £25 today
Well done mate, another nice win
At this rate I'll soon be able to calculate just how many bonds you have
Congrats to you too malchard3 x £25 yesterday but hoping the mailman might bring me another today
Always nice to have a win on something.
Cheers Terpe - I'm glad I'm not alone & Malchard's having some luck - I've got a meeting at 7.30 but then Heineken laterWhen I saw this thread pop up again I knew what was coming
Well done mate, another nice win
At this rate I'll soon be able to calculate just how many bonds you have
well done yer jammy sod both of yer
hardly enough to go and celebrate with though, but at least it will cover most of the grocery bill this weekendwell done yer jammy sod both of yer
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