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Our main daily prize starts at £200 (unless it’s a rollover of course), but we also have lots of other opportunities to win on: The Video Draw, The Survey Draw and The Stackpot where lots of members win £10 prizes twice a day.

Today,  potential winners can claim a total prize pot of . The next draw is at , but why not have a look around while you’re waiting and get acquainted with our FAQ’s.

 

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Can You Find This Postcode #41

Do you know this Postcode? Join the Hunt!

Can you name the postcode where this photo is taken from and the place in the photograph?
This one was taken by one of the PMP Team.
If you want to submit any postcode hunt photos, send them into admin@pickmypostcode.com.

Comment your answer on the blog, if you can!

Postcode Hunt #41

In the spirit of fair competition, please do not use reverse image searching or google lens to find the postcodes.

The postcode is: Kirkham Bridge, YO60 7JS

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  • I have started a new post here as a FYI. Re Virgin and blueyonder emails. See my reply to Em further down 😀.

  • Quick Check - Asked to view ad before revealing mini draw on Main, Survey, Video and Stackpot pages but NOT on Bonus Draw.

    Did not click to view ad on other pages as wanted to see which pages had been amended for new Reveal.

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  • Sometimes I can't open the website.

    I get a message saying this web using unsupported protocol.

    Any one knows how to fix that?

    • I uninstalled Norton as it plagued me when I first got online, couldn't get rid of it completely, it kept coming back for months, it's like a weed. I had to get someone more knowledgable to help., dunno how we did it in the end. Wouldn't touch McAfee either. Downloaded something else free. which was adequate.

    • McAffee is a virus in it's own right with all of it's false positves & an absolute swine to uninstall completely. I had to go into the registry.

    • I used to get that quite often when my security was either Norton or McAffee, I a must have cancelled one or our tech man may have sorted it.Pretty sure it was Norton free with BT.

    • Email admin@pickmypostcode.com with a screenshot if possible, and details of your device, browser etc.

  • Manic day today. Phone call at 7.30 from the tree surgeon to say they would be there about 8am to take down the broken branch on the oak tree. OK, I was already up, having been awake since 5.30am. Indy went off 8.15am with the dog walker so I walked the boys, fed them, then carried on clearing the floors and hoovering (and dealing with the dust, which had sneaked up over the last … month or so? … ) ready for the carpet cleaning company at 11am. He arrived 11.30, Indi was back just before then, so I had to keep the 3 dogs out of the house where he was working. In the end I put the boys on their long lines, on the apple tree, and told Indi to stay with them. They had their mats to lie on, so they were OK, but when Indi had had a rest I took them all out for half an hour. The guy finished not long after, but we had to stay out for another hour or so until it dried a bit. Lunch, then up to the cemetery to change the flowers, then the dogs’ proper afternoon walk, then feeding them, then I had to bring in the logs from the cut branch ready to stack for drying (5 barrow loads). After tea I am just having a break to watch the news, then off to do the shopping. Tomorrow is dog classes with the boys, and Indi is coming too, to watch with my mate as she looks so sad when she is left home. There are a few more loads of logs to bring in, plus a mountain of chippings to wheel up the garden to the paths and seating areas.

    • Barrie, I can’t remember the last time I paid for logs or bark. For the last five years or so I’ve always managed to find a tree surgeon working somewhere when I am dog-walking, driving around, going past a neighbour etc. i just say, ‘If you need a home for that lot, to save you paying tip charges or carting it anywhere, you can drop it on the tarpaulin outside the stable.’ It saves me a fortune and gets me a Transit or lorry load of bark free -

      I just have the work of barrowing it up the garden before ir heats up and catches fire! Neighbour either gives me a load of logs in return for sorting his car, house and van insurance online, renewing his driving licence and passport etc. Country tradition of barter is still alive!

    • Look on the bright side Beth, if you hadn't spant a fortune making the tree safe you would have spent (a smaller) fortune on logs & chippings plus gym fees too.

    • We'll be doing the same soon Beth. We have a tall pine tree that's developed an ominous lean in the direction of our lovely neighbour's back garden. In the past, we've dealt with this problem our selves with an old grey fergie, a tirfor winch, several ratchet straps and a chainsaw, but we've decided we're too old now to have such fun, so will have to get a professional in :-(

      Just hope Ernie smiles on us on 1st.

    • Glad it wasn't raining for you, with all that going on. 😀

    • Whew! Wears me out just reading about it all Beth

  • I've had a few emails today from members who have @blueyonder.co.uk email addresses, because they are being phased out and they don't know how to change their PMP email, so I thought that putting a post here might help some others too.

    As Virgin Media O2 closes its internal email platform and transfers management to a specialist third-party provider named Junara (owned by Atmail), you might want to change your PMP email address.

    Here is our FAQ article which explains how to do that:

    https://help.pickmypostcode.com/article/31-how-do-i-change-my-email-address-or-postcode

    This change will impact anyone with a Virgin Media email account, including ntlworld.com, blueyonder.co.uk, virgin.net and virginmedia.com email addresses.

    • @CarolineC, My brother changed his from Virgin to Gmail ages ago because he was told it was being phased out. Maybe you missed it ?

    • We got the email yesterday. You can keep your blueyonder address as long as you respond before 15th December. First 12 months is on virgin but then you have to pay them. Plus a 99p charge i think to get set up with the transfer.

    • Broadband providers often offer you email, but don't usually tell you you're going to lose it if you leave them. That's why I never use broadband providers emails.

    • Do you know I have a blueyonder email address and had no idea about this until I saw your post! Shouldn't Virgin Media have notified me? Honestly they are useless! I'll have to look this up now and see what and when it's happening. :-(

    • @Buttercup2 - should not be a problem. Yahoo.com is a generic email provider like gmail.com, not a specific ISP provider.

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    • Hi Emma, my mobile provider is Virgin/02 but my email is still @yahoo.com... will I have to change it?