It costs just £9.79 per month, which is already less than half of what I am paying now — but that’s not where it ends, they have a promotion on at the moment where you get your first 3 months free.

So 9 x 9.79 = £88.11. Compared to the 12 x £19.99 = 239.88 I am paying now I am sure you can see why I was tempted.

But still that’s not it, until the end of the month Quidco, a cashback site I use, are offering a whopping £70 cashback on all new sign ups making the total for a year of upto 20mb speed and unlimited download broadband just £18.11 — less than one month on my current ISP.

Crazy, huh?

Like I say I am not moving because I am unhappy with my host, so lets just hope I don’t live to regret moving for a bargain!

The levels are so long though, it can take over an hour just to get through one, when you start trying to complete all the mini games and colour every thing in you are looking at 2 hours and there’s no save point throughout.

I have accidentally ended up staying up until past 6am several nights since I started playing it.

Oh well, it’s better to lose sleep over a game because you are enjoying it so much than because you are annoyed you wasted your money on such rubbish!

One site I use heavily to help me with this is UK Bargains, a site dedicated to providing tips, tricks, cashback offers and killer bargains in the UK. UK-Bargains.net covers every thing from money off vouchers and free delivery codes, to how to get free credit for your mobile phone, how to get the most out of your online shopping thanks to cash back sites like Quidco and TopCashBack, free cinema screenings thanks to SeeFilmFirst and so much more.

In the last week alone they have posted vouchers for free delivery and a whopping 20% off at Nike Store, Debenhams and Dorothy Perkins!

With the Christmas shopping to get done, it’s a must visit for every one

I never win any thing, so to win something that I actually want and have wanted for a long time is amazing.

It was a prize draw via Quidco, a cashback site that I have been using for a few years now. It was no effort to enter either, you just had to leave a comment on a blog entry and then five winners were chosen at random

I can’t wait to get home now so that I can play it!

I just ordered these Weight Watchers scales from Tesco Direct, how exciting. I have had my eye on them for ages, but around £40 including delivery seemed excessive so I restrained myself.

Today they dropped in price to £29.99, there is a £5 off code kicking around, I arranged to get them collected to save on delivery cost, I remembered I could use my mums advantage card to get her 10% staff discount and I went through Quidco for an additional 7% off — total cost = Under £20. Now that’s what I call a bargain, my skills astound even myself hehe

The scales I currently use are rubbish, they are so temperamental that you can step on them and weigh x.x one minute, step straight back on and you’ve gained or lost as much as 2 lbs and they eat up batteries like no ones business. These babies are meant to be more precise, they measure in 0.1lb increments, and also measure BMI, body fat and body water and use a lithium battery!

Can’t wait to get them, my only fear is…as we know different scales can give you different read outs…what if these have me a few pounds higher than the current ones? I’ll be distraught, I work hard to lose every pound I lose!