Tips for saving money this winter

[urban genie]

Buy a Poncho

 

[splinter]

Thermals will come in handy

 

[stonerblue]

When making a brew place half a dozen eggs in the bottom of the kettle for energy efficient breakfasts. The first ones we did were too runny and we found that after our second brew of the day they were done to perfection. I think if you did this throughout winter the savings could be considerable as the left over eggs could be eaten the following day.

Mental mate.

Just man/woman up. Stop spending a fortune on Sky and the rest. When your extremely expensive phone contract runs out... ditch it. If Tyler-shyler wants to send you her latest twek video, tough.
Stop drinking shite expensive but crap beer.
Oh and most importantly STOP fuckin' whinging.
People on here are finding it hard and yet others are posting about 3 hour queues at Manchester Airport to Magaluf.
It us a world problem so deal with it.

Can't beleive how much people pay for their phones. Six quid a month for me.

 

[Nellies left peg]

Mental mate.

Can't beleive how much people pay for their phones. Six quid a month for me.

I've got a sim only sky account for exactly that. Not much data but don't fucking use it much and watching sky programmes doesn't use your data up

 

[Nellies left peg]

Another tip, don't by drinks or food at the west ham stadium today, robbing bastards. £ 7.60 a pint and £2.50 for a packet of crisps

 

[splinter]

Another tip, don't by drinks or food at the west ham stadium today, robbing bastards. £ 7.60 a pint and £2.50 for a packet of crisps

Is that for a multi pack of crisps

 

[bluebc]

Another tip, don't by drinks or food at the west ham stadium today, robbing bastards. £ 7.60 a pint and £2.50 for a packet of crisps

 

[Coljj]

Take up offers when they’re there. e.g. just took Sky Sports out for £20 per month for the year on Now TV it’s usually £34. Trying to convince the decision maker to give up other monthly subscription tv in favour of IPTV.

Did you not get 'Boost' add-on with that?

 

[East Level 2]

Yep, although some offer say £160 for a lifetime but who knows how long they will be around, if I get 6 months out of it for £70 I’m happy if you look at the cost of SKY, BT etc plus on top you get the latest films and tv.

Please indulge me if I sound a bit thick on this topic.
If I get an IPTV contract what else do I need? I'm guessing WiFi at least.
And what can I watch? Do I need extras for Sky football or BT Sports for away games in the CL, or do I just use the dodgy streams I usually use only watch on TV rather than laptop.
And the same questions apply to firesticks. I've heard of Amazon and Roku, and other have talked about Android boxes, but I'm struggling to get my head round the details.

 

[Blue Maverick]

Please indulge me if I sound a bit thick on this topic.
If I get an IPTV contract what else do I need? I'm guessing WiFi at least.
And what can I watch? Do I need extras for Sky football or BT Sports for away games in the CL, or do I just use the dodgy streams I usually use only watch on TV rather than laptop.
And the same questions apply to firesticks. I've heard of Amazon and Roku, and other have talked about Android boxes, but I'm struggling to get my head round the details.

Get a 4k fire stick cost about £30, you will then download a few apps, it’s very simple takes about 10 mins. Decent WiFi at home I’d recommend at least 25mbs.On mine I get every SKY, BT, hundreds of foreign TV channels, more importantly for football you get all the streams that people abroad watch and in HD in fact the City game is in 4k today!
On top of that I get all the latest films and tv series from every streaming service, boxsets the works. The only trouble is there’s that much too watch you just end up scrolling all day ;)
Oh and it’s has porn.