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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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Your Bonus is an additional pot of money that we add to your winnings. You can build this up as you continue to visit the site, take up our sponsored’ offers, complete market research surveys and help us grow by sharing your personal referral link below. We aim to give away tens of thousands of pounds every day for free one day.  So please get sharing, but most of all, good luck! 🙂

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Tribute to Simon White, (1988 – 2026)

Tribute to Simon White

In honour of Simon, we are sharing the memorial tribute page for anyone who would like to see the photos and messages shared for Simon. It includes the details about the funeral and information on the live stream to attend virtually, if anyone wishes to do so.

It also has details for the two charities Emma has chosen to support in his honour: AMMF and Cancer Research UK. As of 22/05, over £1,000 of donations have been made through Simon’s tribute page.

Emma is extremely grateful to those who has donated, as well as everyone on site for their continued support.


We are sharing this tribute and fundraising page with Emma’s blessing. Donations are managed through MuchLoved and the charities chosen by Emma. Please note our company is not responsible for the administration of donations, fundraising activities or third-party content.

  • Just bumped into an old school pal of mine who now makes clothes out of old maps.

    A bit strange but you always know where you are with him!! 😜😜

  • My boss told me to have a good day, SO i went home!! ....

    • 🤣🤣

  • I haven't won from PMP 🥺😔.

    I double if this is really.

    I hope win someday

    • Please remember that this free prize draw giveaway is like a lottery, you're best to hope you'll win, not expect to! :) Each member’s entry has the exact same chance of being selected in a draw. The system completes the draws from a database of active account ID numbers using a random number generator and the parameters of the smallest ID number to the largest. It then displays the postcode on the chosen account number as the winner of the draw. All it ‘sees’ is the account numbers of active members, it is not influenced by any other data or outside factors and is as random as a computer can be.

      We're definitely real. We’ve been running since 2011, are funded by advertising and now have over 62% of the UK’s postcodes registered!

      Please check out our Trustpilot and Money Saving Expert reviews. Martin Lewis features us and independently reviews us. He wouldn’t do that if we weren't real.

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    • Cast your eye to the foot of the page, over £3.4 million paid out to date!

      https://help.pickmypostcode.com/article/6-how-do-i-know-this-isnt-a-scam

  • £2,097.50! Thank you so much to everyone who has donated in Simon's name. Still 20 days until the funeral. I can't believe what the current amount is and I wonder what the final amount will be. I'll have to make a note to check it the morning of and thank everyone in my speech.

    • https://pickmypostcode.com/blog/tribute-to-simon-white-1988-2026/

    • I've not had much time to read any comments recently so I'd completely missed this awful news. I am so very sorry to hear about Simon. Wishing you strength and happy memories Emma.

      Thank you to everyone who has posted to explain about the memorial page and where to find it.

    • V, if you click on the BLOG page above all the draws, it has moved to there with all the links 👍🙂

    • You are very welcome Em .🩷

    • 💞

    • Could someone please tell me where the link/Memorial page has gone ?

      It was on the main page but now seems to have disappeared. Thank you.

    • ❤️

    • Em, I for one are glad

      to hear from you, as I was a bit concerned, as always in my thoughts at the moment.

      I'm so happy for you, that we have all managed to raise this amount in Simon's name.

      He would be so proud of you. And over the moon at the amount raised in his name I'm sure.

    • It's a true indication how much people thought of him.

    • So pleased for you .

  • Puppy Tails update on Police Dog Saffie:

    Hi Jane

    Little Saffie is now little Lexi...

    ( name changed by puppy socialiser).

    She is absolutely gorgeous and a little fire cracker. Her energy levels are off the chart and she loves playing with her other puppy friends here in her very own adventure playground.

    She handles the boys too - German shepherd pups twice her size are no problem for her!!!

    She is ear marked for victim recovery starting in April next year ...

    I hope to see her next week - when I do I'll send you an image 👍👍

    Thank you again for kindly donating her, I could not have wished for an excellent prospect to successfully pass out as a police search dog. ( hopefully!!!)🙏

    __________________

    I will update more later - ploughing through my essay.

    • That's an incredible account of dogs' ability. The most stunning one I heard was a bloodhound in USA tracking a little girl kidnapped from her garden. They got the dog in to see which way she had been taken but he then took off alongthe grass verge beside the highway. They worked out that he was picking up the scent that had been emitted through the air-con vent and fallen onto the verge. He tracked it for 14 miles, although they did start taking short-cuts to save him from exhaustion - once they passed a slip-road they loaded him into the car, drove to the next slip road and took him out again to see if the car had stayed on the highway or turned off. They finally had to stop him as he was worn out, 14 miles on, and he signalled a small track off the slip road. They went back the next day and found the child's body down the side track.

    • So glad to hear that Saffie aka Lexi is doing so well and what a great achievement.

    • What a great update.

    • Good, I was worried about her. Beth, there was a Danish documentary/drama series about the murder of journalist, Kim Wall, who had boarded a mini submarine to interview the inventor and was never seen again. The police thought he had disposed of the body at sea, but couldn't prove it. They spent weeks diving in the area and found nothing. A decision was made to bring in some Cadaver dogs from Sweden. The dogs were taken out to sea and showed no interest. Their handler said his dogs were never wrong. After 2 weeks they were running out of time and money then an expert in ocean currents was brought on the scene. He calculated that the original charts were wrong as they hadn't taken into account the unusual currents in the area and he thought the dogs sensed something carried within the currents. They extended the search area and took the dogs out again and they reacted strongly. The divers went down and found black bags containing some body parts. It was very sad, but gave the family some closure. The dogs were amazing.

    • Good news .

    • Great news on the little firecracker. 😁

      Good luck finishing your essay Beth. 🤞

    • I am really chuffed - there are only 30-odd victim recovery dogs (cadaver dogs!💀🦴) in the country so she has reached a high threshold just to be considered. I told him she was the one they needed - trying to get him to take Storm now. He has a better nose than Lexi had but is not as manic or energetic at fetching toys, which is what they use to train them. I told him that Storm doesn't bother fetching - he races Shadow to the ball, lets him bring it back then demands his biscuit. Delegating!

    • Nice to get an update on how Saffie/Lexi is doing, she sounds like she will be a very useful police dog.

    • See what you did there, Beth. :-)

    • I like Lexi - easier to call than Saffie. Thank goodness Indi only had 6 puppies - she could have been Lexi' leven

    • That's so good to hear. Well done to Saffie (or Lexi)!

  • If the goo goo dolls and Lady Gaga started touring together would it be called the goo goo gaa gaa tour?? 😜😜

    • The eighties band Kajagoogoo originally wanted to call themselves Gagagoogoo. Their lead singer went to my middle school and used to turn up occasionally during Geography lessons.

    • 😂

  • RIP Simon, taken too soon.

    • Thank you FourC21

    • 💕

  • Oh gosh, I have just read about Simon and wanted to send my deepest condolences to you and your family, Emma. You are in my warmest thoughts and prayers. Losing a loved one is never easy, but please know that in the short time I have known you, you have always been such a beautiful person. I truly hope things go as smoothly as possible in the days ahead.

    Love and prayers,

    Dharma xxx

    • Thank you Dharma, I really appreciate it.

    • Thank you on behalf of Em for your kind words.

    • So sorry for your loss Emma sending condolences to you and all the family xxx

  • Just had a message to say I've won tickets to an Elvis tribute act. I could have the tickets or the monetary value just phone and confirm.

    Once you're through press 1 for the money or 2 for the show!! 😜😜

    • And then you'll be Cryin' in the Chapel.

    • If you don't accept you could be lonesome tonight.

    • You'd cut a dash rushing in with Blue Suede shoes on!

    • Think about it carefully before making your decision. As any wise man would tell you, only fools rush in.

    • Is the concert in Heartbreak Hotel or the Jailhouse?

      🧙‍♂️🧑‍🦯🤣

    • 🤣😂🤣

    • Very good! 😀

    • love it !!!

    • So are you going to get ready and go, go, go?

    • Giggle did i :-) :-) :-)

    • 😅

    • 😂

    • 🤣🤣

    • 🤪🤣

  • Still yet to see my post code hopefully soon!

    • Keep checking and you never know when it might happen.

    • Good luck! 🤞

  • We are so sorry and sad to hear this, Emma.

    I just wanted to let you know that you are in our thoughts.

    Love and best wishes to you, your families and your friends.

    Chris & Berny xx

    • Thank you Chris & Berny.

    • 💕

  • Thank you, Chris for posting the tribute page for Simon. Many of us have been following Emma's updates and hoping for a better outcome. In fact THOUSANDS of us. So, for everybody reading this, spare a thought: the Cancer Club is one that NOBODY wants to join- #MeToo. We perish the thought even though it's free - #MeToo. But more than half of us get's press-ganged to join - #MeToo. We wobble on about early screening but ignore our aches and pains - #MeToo. If we cannot yet find a cure we can fund that screening by making a small donation- #MeToo. You are not all wealthy but please can I recommend this opportunity; PLEASE give (at least) a quid to one of Emma's chosen charities. As I say, there are THOUSANDS of us. A quid - it's less than the coffee we buy in our local shops - it's less than the 'one for the road' we sink so indulgently on a Friday night - it's less than the lottery ticket we buy hoping to get rich but never sparing a thought for the needy people.

    • I would come too, Em, but that is the day of one of my hospital checkups following my MRI, so can't afford to reschedule it. I want to know why my hand's not working!

    • I just want to point out, after A Nick Name's reply, that I am not begging. I am collecting in memory of my 38 year old husband who died of a rare cancer. There is no obligation.

      I agree with Nick's point of view, for example I don't give to the homeless on the streets who are actually, physically begging, but I do give to charity. Giving to charities who could help fund research in the future and try to find ways to beat the disease which keeps mutating and finding a way to get around chemo and immunotherapies, can only help. Not only that, it can have the ability to help a great many people.

      I didn't want anyone to think I was begging. I also shared his tribute page so that the PMP community could see the pictures and memories which might be shared of him, if they want.

      Also, I have had one member of the PMP community who is Southampton based ask if he can attend the funeral, which is incredibly kind of him to want to do so. (I hope that he is a hugger, because I am one and I am going to want to show how much it means, but I will ask him first)

      My aunt, uncle & cousins get back from a family wedding in California on Friday, so I am sure that next week they will find their favourite images and post them.

    • I tried to get something similar going a couple of years ago - if there are 60 million people, say 50% under age or not working (ties up with your 34.5m) and everyone contributed £1 that would be £34.5m. The problem was that the collection companies - just giving etc - wanted about 60p so it really wasn't worth doing. It needs a big organisation, already set up, like the BBC or similar, and it would happen, I'm sure.

    • There are about 34.5 million working adults in the UK.

      If every one of those donated a penny a day to charity, that would be £12.5 million over a year. For an outlay of less than £5 a year each.

      Just saying.

    • FORGIVE CAPS PMP.

      THERE'S A WAY TO GO BEFORE ANYONE BECOMES A TRILLIONAIRE.

      WHILE IT’S TRUE THAT SOME WEALTHY PEOPLE ONLY GIVE TO CHARITY AS A TAX WRITE-OFF, MANY OTHERS DONATE MASSIVE SUMS COMPLETELY ANONYMOUSLY ASWELL AS THEIR TIME - WE DON'T TRULY KNOW THEIR HEARTS.

      IT’S A GOOD MIRROR FOR US HERE ON THE FORUM, I WOULD IMAGINE NO ONE ON HERE IS ANYWHERE NEAR THE RICH & FAMOUS IN WEALTH (I COULD BE WRONG), YET WHEN THERE WAS A POSSIBILITY OF SOME SORT OF A PAID LOTTERY, MANY LIKED IT EXACTLY AS IT WAS BECAUSE IT'S ‘£ FOR NOTHING’ & MANY LIKED THE FACT THAT THEIR BONUS DOESN’T RESET TO ZERO AFTER A WIN.

      IF WE WANT TO THINK ABOUT WHAT THE RIGHT & FAIR THING TO DO IS, BEFORE POLICING OTHERS, IT STARTS WITH OUR OWN HABITS. TRUE CHARITY IS ABOUT THE HEART NOT JUST ABOUT MONETARY DONATIONS.

      IT WOULD BE AN AMAZING TEST OF CHARACTER TO SEE WHO WOULD BE WILLING TO GIVE THEIR WINS TO CHARITY OR A LARGE PORTION?

      BEFORE ANYONE ASKS I ALREADY MENTIONED ON A PREVIOUS POST I WOULD BE DONATING ALL OF MINE.

    • As has already been said, there are many with health problems of one type or another and I'm sure we've all lost people, so I'm one that as much as I'll help others I won't be browbeaten into giving to anyone, whether that's charity or beggars, which are often the same. I was brought up to help others but it's interesting that many that beg for money need it much less than some others. It's always been the case that the louder you shout the more you seem to get, which in my opinion really is not a fair system.

    • With you Beth. ❤️

    • I wouldn't want to ban them, just wish they would do a bit more good with it than just hand it down.

    • Agree Beth8it!

      If we rid the world of scammers and banned anyone being a trillionaire, the world would surely benefit?

    • If one footballer and one F1 racing car driver gave one week's pay (even a day's) it would do so much good. I know some do, but honestly, how much does a person need? Musk could probably cover all the charities in the country to the sum of £10k each. Think what that would do. In the meantime, I will keep giving where I can

    • 👍🏻

    • Biggus Rickus you are of course right: if everyone made a small donation to charitable causes it would make a difference but also remember cancer is not the only disease taking lives. There are many people with diseases or chronic conditions causing serious difficulties, problems and death, many with inherited or genetic conditions which don't attract the same attention and funding as cancer charities. Lets not forget them and make our contributions where we can.

    • Just waiting for pay day (tomorrow) and then I shall be making my donation to Cancer UK in Simon's name, a charity I have supported for over 40 years, ever since my dad died of liver cancer in 1985. As is rightly pointed out above, even a small donation by many makes a difference. I've already lost way too many people I care about to this awful disease, so what little I can do, I will do.🤗

    • 👏👏👏to both.

    • Very well said. 😊

      I wish the world could get together

      If everyone who had an income contributed a tiny amount every year and all the best scientists, researchers and medical experts worked together, surely cancer would be a thing of the past.

      I hate to think of the trillions wasted on warfare and greed while lives are unnecessarily cut short. 🥺

  • Our Queen 👑 Princess Sis: Emma, the dear Lord👑👑👑👑👑👑👑 said “Be of Good Cheer Because I Have Overcome This Old World🌍 . [KJV] John 16:33

    In his future Kingdom, there will be no more death, no more sorrows, no more tears😔, no more bad news, no complicated issues for the former things have passed away.

    What a glorious day that will be📢

    Last Clause: 🌸🌺🌻🪷

    Talk to your dear Heavenly Parent👑, be honest about how you’re feeling he understands. Treat him as if he were sitting on your sofa or anywhere in the privacy of your home. Tell him everything he is waiting for, because he is a true Parent by faith.

    BATTLES: Always be ready to drive back the enemies the devil👿&👽his fallen angels in the invisible realm who will whisper in our ears. They are wealthy liars & excellent at telling the human race lies.

    See please my favourite scripture to war back - [KJV] James 4:7. I mostly war in my mind or sometimes speak out ]

    My condolences to you on the passing away of your precious beautiful husband King 👑 Bro: Belo💚ed Simon -

    Esteeming You All Highly 💂🏾‍♀️ Salute

    Love & kisses, hugs always ✝️🛐🖤

    In dear Christ Jesus, who has many names. Alpha & Omega, Jah, Jehovah. Yah, Yhwh, and Yeshua are original Israelite Hebrew names as Jesus is a Greek name, as seen in historians' online research & heard on Premier Christian Radio Station MW 13:32 14:13

    • Thank you for your kind, comforting words. I appreciate you sharing them.

    • FORGIVE CAPS PMP.

      RED RIDING HOOD,

      THANK YOU FOR SHARING SOME VERY THOUGHTFUL ADVICE.

      IT IS SO GOOD TO HEAR SOMEONE WITH FAITH WHO KNOWS THAT NO 'CHURCH' OR 'RELIGIOUS SETTING' IS NEEDED TO CONNECT TO YESHUA & OUR HEAVENLY FATHER, AFTER ALL ‘HE’ DID TELL US THE KINGDOM OF GOD IS WITHIN YOU.

      Luke 17: 20-21 And when he was demanded of the Pharisees, when the kingdom of God should come, he answered them and said, The kingdom of God cometh not with observation: 21 Neither shall they say, Lo here! or, lo there! for, behold, the kingdom of God is within you.

      SENDING YOU LOVE & LIGHT.

  • Puppy Tails: a diary entry for today:

    11.00 pm Last night out to garden a bit early. Pups tired. Storm widdle and poo. Good dog Storm. Shadow asleep on garden path. Bad dog Shadow. Back in their bed. Return to essay on computer.

    12.00 pm Computer off, bed 12.15.

    3.15 am ‘Squee(out of bed, alarm off)ak’. Shadow into garden for widdle and poo. Matchsticks required to keep eyes open to watch him. Indi and Storm go too.

    3.25 am Round up dogs, inside, decide to let them sleep on bed for rest of night. Reset alarm.

    4.20 am Shadow falls off bed into clothes horse. Much crashing and scuffling. Shadow to french door. Turn alarm off, open door. Shadow looks out, goes back to bed. Bad dog Shadow. Door shut, alarm left off.

    4.40 am Storm slides off bed onto ottoman, cushion and Storm slide onto ground, Storm stays there. Good dog Storm.

    4.50 am Storm jumps back on bed, walks over Indi and sits on Shadow. Bad dog Storm. Shadow gets up. Much rearranging. One settles next to Indi, one on my outstretched arm. Bad dog whoever.

    5.10 am Fall asleep.

    5.30 am Alarm goes off to get up early, put bins out including one neighbour’s who is away and walk dogs while it is cool. Stagger round walk with eyes shut. Return and feed dogs. Make coffee. Wake up.

    • It's not hot in here, the windows are wide open at night (with three dogs, surely one would wake me up if somebody climbed in onto them? Do you think?) Generally this place stays cool - blinds and curtains shut as soon as the sun moves round, then open again as soon as it has passed round.Haven't had much sleep because of my year-end essay - sent today! late nights, and early mornings to take the termites out while it is cool. Indi is going with the dog-walker at 5.45am so no chance of a lie-in until the weather breaks.

    • I am sorry to hear that not only are you not sleeping because it's hot, you're not sleeping because of pups. I'm also sorry to say that this was slightly amusing to read.

    • I'm tired just reading this! 😊

    • I had to do ironing yesterday - the mountain avalanched, and stepson needed his work clothes doing. He would do it, I know, but I agreed to include it when he started paying for his keep. I don't mind ironing, and I shouldn't have let it pile up like this. Just unfortunate weather!

    • Hope you have a better night tonight Beth! csikijanos that sounds far too energetic for the heatwave but I'm sure you got a sense of achievement from sorting it all out - hope you have a rest tomorrow.

    • It's a Bank Holiday. Around here, no bins are collected on BH. Routine collections are then generally a day later than usual.

      Woke many times (not the dog's fault), got out of bed at 2am and stopped the fan swinging (left it blowing across Csikiedit as she had clearly wanted it). Up at 5 am, out at Csikiedit's shed early. Quietly emptied shed of childminding resources. Then removed (very) old shelves and put together racking (delivered in kit form). She sorted stuff, shed now tidy. Had to choose a 🥵🥵 day of course.

    • I was laughing while I read that. I guess they are banned from the bed for now but they make great heaters in Winter and you will have at least two.

    • Maybe they are worried that you are not up often enough for a pee during the night. My cats have a technique of jumping on top of my bladder.

    • I’m tired out imagining it all! 😆

    • Maybe the heat is making them more restless….including you!

    • At 5am is was lovely & cool, broad daylight & not a cloud in the sky, I was sitting outside on my balcony with a cuppa & a toasted sandwich.

    • 🤣🤣🤣

    • ..,and there’s me, never heard a thing and slept right through the night. Good girl tetley. 😂

  • Been doing this years now ,i understand how chance works,I get it,but all the postcodes that never claims shows that people get sick of trying to see if they win over time,I get that,,,,,,but for all the extra tasks or surveys people do who don't return is that a fair way of making your money lol,if people have a pot of say 50 quid it would be nice to have the option to withdraw that.its a gamble to ever get yout own postcode show up which I get,its a lottery in a way......also before anyone starts hating on me lol lol,I can see how its nice when you win but the amount of unclaimed postcodes and name on winnadinner every day shows people don't keep coming back after a while,if u had cashout option id do loads of the surveys which would make us both money,,anyway p.s I know ill have loads of hate of this message

    • The bonus doesn't actually exist until it is paid out alongside somebody's winnings.

    • Is the company 'making money' out of people's bonuses? I assumed it was a theoretical sum which is accumulated on each person's account but doesn't materialise until drawn. I can't see how that would benefit PMP. Maybe it does? But how and when would you be able to take it? when someone leaves? What if they came back - would they start from scratch? It's not something I had thought of before - not that I would object to PMP claiming a bonus that someone had abandoned anyway.

    • It's not intended to be patronising. I'm just explaining that we have a different business model to sites that allow people to cash out.

      I would not say it is common for people to build up a reasonable bonus and then disappear. If they are a potential winner then they must have visited the site at least once in the previous two weeks anyway otherwise their account would have gone dormant.

    • I get that about survey sites that pay for cashouts,please don't patronise me lol.I get u have to make money,I get that,but the amount amount of unclaimed postcodes which we can see shows that alot of people join then do tasks to get their ballance bigger then dissappear, it's a good way of making making money,I get it

    • There are dedicated survey sites if you want to complete surveys and cash out the money you earn for doing so.

      This FAQ explains that we’re not a cashback site and more about why:

      https://help.pickmypostcode.com/article/22-how-do-i-withdraw-my-bonus

    • I think in that situation Barrie, as a regular user, you would be forgiven for getting someone to tell you what the postcodes were. I should hope so, anyway.

    • Don't forget unforeseen circumstances. I had a week with no internet, days in hospital, people turning up, forgot the time & local outages.

    • As the reminder email lands you on the main draw page, many still don't know there are other draws despite a link to the next draw right under it.

      A few people have said they don't bother with the smaller draw prizes, they only check the main draw (whith has the biggest cash sum) cos they don't have much bonus.

      Others are waiting mistakenly for someone to tell them they have won, or don't even bother to check regularly..

    • I was wondering if all the members who rely solely on the one email reminder a day only check once a day, thus missing many draws. This would explain the accounts being active but the huge numbers of missed prizes?

    • And, of course, only people who log in regularly are actually in the draws, so it's puzzling why so many wins are missed.

    • But it’s not a cash back site and has never claimed to be. The bonus is what it says - a bonus that doesn’t actually exist unless/ until you win

    • It puzzles me why anyone would join something with a very successful and original business model, works well and is hugely successful and want to change it. Chris started this from nothing. I’m sure anyone who thinks they could do it better could have a go at setting up something with their own vision.

    • The reason the site has survived 15 years must be because the business model works.

      Cashing out bonuses is totally unsustainable. Instant bankruptcy. Have a look at the Bonus Leaderboard…

      There are several thousand members on the Leaderboard and not all members are represented as many of haven’t put ourselves on it.

      Even just the top 20 claiming would be £144,000.

      Would anyone come back after claiming?

      No traffic or surveys completed equals no site income = disaster.

      Don't skip your check or walk away,

      Your prize might be a day away!

    • No hate from me you are entitled to your opinion.

      I think if it worked that way they would go bankrupt ?

    • The problem with taking your money out is that the site would not be viable - at the moment there is £x won plus bonuses for the main, survey, video and 3 bonus draws, plus however many stackpot and one mini draw. That’s the maximum per day - if we could withdraw the money there would have to be a lot more given out as many people would do so without winning. It’s a bit like a bank - they rely on people not all wanting to take their funds at once, and a run on the banks would deprive them of operating capital. I think, if withdrawal was allowed, you could look at fewer draws and a minimum applied, and even then it might become impossible to maintain as a free site.

    • How many would build their bonus if they could cash out at anytime , & at what stage would they cash out, & would they come back as it would have to be zero'd on cashing? Anyone can leave anytime they wish.

      Yes, it gets boring doing lots of repetitive surveys, but you can also build your bonus to whatever you would like to win with 3p/day, taking offers & doing referrals (everything is optional), so plod on, keep checking, & your fingers crossed that your postcode appears.

      The site relies on revenue from surveys & advertising etc to pay out prizes & bonuses, support its hardware & running expenses, staff wages, etc so it needs the footfall of as many people returning as possible to make it a success.

      If everyone could cash out anytime the site would not be able to exist. We also have a great community here on the comment pages with help, info, games & laughs, etc which most of us would hate to lose.

  • I let my car unattended with my accordion on view in the front passenger seat. When I got back, someone had broken into my car

    and left another accordion.

    • That was very kind of them, I hope it was a good one.

    • Probably Simon Cowel - he doesn't like accordions.

    • No, 4 faults and a refusal ....... this one has missed me by a mile 🤷‍♀️

    • 👍🏻😊👍🏻

  • I set my self a challenge to build a car from spaghetti.

    The wife says don't be daft, that's stupid, it'll never work etc etc.

    You should have seen her face when I drove pasta!! 😜😜

    • Worth a smile.

    • 😂

    • :-)

    • 😊 I'd forgotten that one.

    • 🤣🤣

    • 🤣🤣🤣

  • Me and Mrs were around her brothers in the week, he has just spent a small fortune on hearing aids, so much better now we don't have to keep repeating ourselves. Sitting chatting his wife said " it's going to be hot at the weekend, best get your shorts out " him looking a bit puzzled replied "why do i need to get insurance for the weekend " we just cracked up, that was money well spent.

    • Interesting, if you read the comments from the bottom of the screen upwards instead of downwards. I read ‘OHs are rechargeable’ - wondered where you plugged them in.

    • Yep, OH's are rechargeable. Tetley, on the first month of wearing his OH complained they irritated his ears. He went back and the audiologist swapped the spheres which were the recommended size for smaller ones which stopped the irritation.

    • The more modern rechargeable ones are easier as you recharge them overnight. The NHS provide rechargeable ones. My hard of hearing relative sings the praises of the local audiology dept. Everthing provided at no extra cost. 😀

    • I went to Specsavers for my first and only test, and it was so frustrating I haven't been again - bad idea, I know. They say that defective hearing contributes to dementia - that may explain a lot! I had to stand around for ages, not even acknowledged by the staff - they were very busy, but how long does it take to look up, say, 'Be with you shortly'? The 12-yr old foreign girl who tested me spoke in a very quiet voice and I couldn't hear her instructions, particularly when I was told to watch the screen and ... do something...? They did give me a fair number of batteries, and I got more from them a few months later, but that was back in 2016.

    • I went to a local Boots to be assessed for hearing aids. I had to queue for ages despite being the only one in that queue. When I was finally seen I was told they could make me an appointment but not see me then. I made the appointment having told them I did need hearing aids and returned on the day, to still be kept waiting too long in my opinion. I finally got in and had tests and was told yes I was partially deaf so I'd need an appointment to arrange a further test. I gave up and went to Secsavers, the only problem with that was they needed certain proofs I didn't have on me and I was later taken ill so I've never got them even now. Specsavers are very tight in our area on batteries. They gave a friend a box full at the start but later they're rationing them so you constantly have to return for further appointments just to get new batteries.

    • Am waiting for a response from 'the system', having been assessed by Boots audiologist as qualifying for aids (i.e. deaf enough). Clearly not a priority, which seems fair enough.

    • Now you mention it…..I think oor wee local hospital does the same every second Tuesday or Thursday .I’ll have to look into that. Thanks.

    • Our local Audiology clinic has a drop in session every week. My relative says they recalibrate, repair, tweak etc the aids until they perform correctly. If all else fails, they replace or suggest a different model.

    • I have an NHS hearing aid. I find I don’t wear it as it irritates my ear. It also works when I put it in then after a few mins stops working until I open and shut the battery compartment. Very annoying so end up not wearing it. Subtitles are a boon. 🙂

    • Agree Buttercup2, my OH was told the same. He's got the sphere ones , not cheap. I've had to declare them on house insurance as a separate item worth £5k.

      His are very good. The TV is now at a sensible 18, rather than 30. He can take calls through Bluetooth directly into the aids. He adjusts via the app depending on location , eg restaurant, crowds etc. So it's been very good and the Boots audiologist is excellent. She's made several adjustments to them. He says it took him 6 months to get used to them. He's due back next month for a retest after having them a year.

    • @Purple anonymous I was told there was a two year waiting list for NHS ones and I had already put it off too long, and the NHS ones I've seen have all been big clumpy things behind your ears, not smaller neat ones. Also the stories I heard of the time people wasted waiting for appointments etc it just seemed so much easier going into Boots in the shopping mall

    • There is a scam on the internet from some guy, I think he was supposedly an audiologist who decided to build some himself and he now sells them. Watch out for him. I can't understand why they haven't come up with something better than battery ones that need new batteries every five minutes, or others that recharge when you put them back in the case which last for even less time when in use. I did buy some earbuds that the wife is very happy with for reading in bed which she pops back in the case and they recharge, and the case itself rarely needs to be plugged in, so it works for earbuds but probably not for hearing aids.

      If people aren't aware, when you peel the sticker off the back of the battery leave for a few minutes before putting in the aid and the battery will last longer.

    • Eh?

    • A bit puzzled as to why people are buying them. The electronic ones are free on the NHS if you have a hearing problem? 2 of my relatives and 2 neighbours have them. They got them from the Audiology Dept at the local hospital.They look the same as sets you buy and they hear very well. Am I missing something?

    • I got mine from Specsavers free on the NHS. They are pretty good.

    • Buttercup2, my neighbour bought some, tried them a couple of times, now back in the box. As they say, actions speak louder than words. Perhaps you would be better off getting some actions. Sorry couldn't resist.

    • Yeah, I spent over £1,000 last year on Boots cheapest private ones, only because I got a 0% option to pay over 2 years, and I'm not impressed with them at all, despite many visits back and forth to the audiologist, I still have to use subtitles on the TV unless it's blaring, and don't always catch conversations if people speak too fast or too low. Has anyone tried the Hidden Hearing ones they rave about on the Internet? You can't always trust the reviews...

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  • I can't believe that the donations in Simon's name have reached £1,206.25 and the site was only shared 5 days ago. Simon would be very surprised and grateful for the love shown to him.

    I'm certainly grateful for the love shown to me. A great deal of the donated amount is thanks to this community and I don't have the words to express what that means. Thank you to everyone who has donated.

    • Thank you Beth for thinking of me. The funeral director deliberately didn't set an end date when she created the page. It will always be available for me to look at.

      Thank you all for your kind words.

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    • Going up nicely.

    • £1,836.25 Now. 😀

    • All that Tiseye said for Em 💞

    • 💞🫂💞

    • I hope you are doing ok Em.

    • Thinking of you Em🥀

    • Em - do they send you a copy of the page, or can you print it off at some point? One day it may be taken down, and you might want to keep the messages and photos.

    • I just visited Simon's page, the photos are beautiful Em. Sending love and hugs. xxx

    • Big hugs Em.🤗😘🤗

    • Tiseye.. I couldn't have said it better x 😢

    • Yes - mine too.

    • I agree Tiseye xx

    • Hi Em

      All our thoughts and love are sent to you xxx

    • ❤️

  • For some reason the last few days I have been getting Thai dating ads and they are not even for men.

    What on earth have I looked at to give them the idea….🤔😳

    • Just in case an ad is inappropriate: https://help.pickmypostcode.com/article/113-what-to-do-if-you-see-a-dodgy-or-inappropriate-advert

    • Enver, I used to know a woman who ran a gym and she had the same opinion. Showing me around, she pointed to the cars in the car park and said "I always wonder why they drive all the way here, spend an hour on the exercise machines, then drive home again. They'd get the same amount of exercise if they left their car at home and pedalled a bike around for an hour" "And they'd save money on the gym fees." I piped up. "And I'd be out of business." she shot back. She was happy to take money from fools!

    • No need to do that - I’ve got a big garden that needs a lot of weeding if anyone wants exercise.

    • Ha ha Maddadof.🤣

    • Naughty maddadof.

      I have often thought that Enver.

    • We laugh at them driving to the gym only to pay fees to walk run, cycle or row on a machine, & lift weights, when they could naturally have done all that shopping !

    • Jaffa, Could you give more detail please ?? ;-)

    • To go with those adverts I have also been getting one for exercise for men over 50 who haven't been to the gym in a while.

  • Answered my front door today and there stood a man 3ft 3inches tall.

    "Who are you?" I asked.

    "I'm the meter man" he said!! 😜😜

    • When Outfox's installations lot keep trying to sign me up for a smart meter I tell them that I send in the meter reading anyway (and they do tell you to check it is correct monthly, so what are you saving?) and it tells me whether I am using more or less energy. It won't SAVE me money itself, it will just tell me what I can do to save money - I already know that anything producing heat uses the most power, and LED lights are more economical than halogen, and using a microwave is more economical than using an oven ... I would still check my usage, just as I do the solar power income, so no, thank you very much. After a few more pointless bleatings, they finally gave up - for now.

    • I recently phoned a meter read in as B.Gas state "send us a reading and we'll correct you bill and send a new one so you don't have to pay more than you should." I then phoned every day for a couple of weeks to check automated balance, no change, and also called and spoke to a person three times. Six week later I finally got the amended bills, gas and electric. One was corrected, the other they had estimated the bill up to the date they finally corrected it all so although using my accurate read from 6 week earlier they'd added units for a further six week. Makes no sense at all.

    • I usually have two cars marked Morissons Data parked most nights at the motel next to my estate, meter readers - they only read the meters by power company request, gone are the days when they used to go down each & every road reading everyone's meters. . I often get a card through the letterbox saying send the readings in online, even when I was in.

    • No more “lovely Rita meter maid”..

    • A lot of younger people won't get the joke because they won't even know what a meter man is 🤣 I haven't had one for about 20 years as we had to submit our own readings, now have had a smart meter for a few years so no need even to do that...

    • Take a photo next time if you can then forward it to the company.

    • We keep getting a card through the door saying ‘we called but you were out. We will call again to verify your customer’s own readings, or you can phone in to verify them.’ Logic, anyone? I sat in the window as he walked to the door, pushed the card through and walked away. (No, I didn’t have a red light shining, I was invalided at the time.)

    • Very funny Kenny.

      Anyone still have a Meter man call ?

    • If maddafof hadn't said it I would have done. Maybe I should talk about the footman I used to have.

    • The fact that you said that maddadof….says different! 😂

    • :-) :-) If i was pedantic " 3.28084 ", but i'm not ;-)

  • Just seen the post about Emma's husband, Simon, passing.

    My thoughts are with you & your family Emma.

    Sorry for your loss xxx

    Su.O.

    • Em, so sorry to hear of your sad news. My thoughts are with you and your family x

    • Thank you all. I really appreciate your kind words.

    • Beth, I have been trying to find the right words to type that will bring some comfort to Em, and you have succeeded beautifully. I can't think of another word so I won't try, other than to express my sincere condolences to you Em.

    • This is so sad 😞 he was so brave 🌹 My thoughts are with you Emma 💝

    • I've just been reading the tributes and donations. Lovely messages. To bear the diagnosis, treatment and final prognosis that Simon did so bravely takes a special person. I only met him briefly but it was obvious how well suited he and Em were. Any disease where someone is taken too early is a cruel theft of a life that had so much to give, but their time together will bring the special memories for Em that she worked so hard to build.

  • Can someone please explain this to me? Our unesteemed Chancellor has increased the amount of tax relief people can claim for using their own car for business use from 45p to 55p for the first 10,000 miles. Fair enough, straightforward. However: quote on memes this morning goes on to say: ‘But the rate for bicycles - which is 20p for those doing under 10,000 miles and 20p for those doing over 10,000 miles - will stay the same.’ 10,000 miles a year on a bicycle on business use?? Even at 12mph, a reasonable speed, that’s 830-odd hours. Really?

    • I wonder if those bike couriers manage to do this though? They are riding around all day, even if covering a relatively small area.

    • You should obviously have pedalled ten times further.

    • I had a racing bike with a wee wheel rotation counter, it equated to about 1,000 miles a year.

    • Fair point 😉

    • Maybe it's to stop people trying to clock up over 10,000 miles on the pavement.

    • When you think of the price of a car compared to the price of a bike,even a good one it does seem a little unfair ?

    • I can't see many reps trogging up the A-roads to their next appointment on a bike and arriving all hot and sticky.

    • Or to look at it another way, 27 miles a day, every day of the year.

  • Quick Puppy Tails before my battery dies - just tried to put the boys in the garden for a final de-tanking. Storm lay there in his bed and said, ‘Nope. Staying here. Bye.’ Shad got up, came to the back door, turned round and went back to Storm. I doubt I will ha ve a clean puppy pen in the morning!

    Update: I did! They went from before 11pm to 5.30am and were still only half-awake in the morning. We are definitely getting through house-training at last. About time too.

    • That first bit was posted very late at night, but today I have kept them in a lot. We walked early today - out for a widdle at 5.30am, long-ish walk 7am, then just a few wanders round the garden or sitting under the apple tree in the shade until 7pm. That was them - I had to unblock the drains and then clean the pond filters - messy job, not to be recommended when wearing a white shirt.

    • I work in our village community shop and we were selling doggie ice-cream a lot.

      Many owners said they would be walking theirs earlier and later in the heatwave.

      I expect yours were thinking they would stay in and be cool…

  • Not to brag, but i made six figures last year. I was also named worst employee at the toy factory...

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    • LOL indeed 😀 said Lol

    • @ Maddadof. That was very funny. LOL.

    • I was a bit slow with that one. Had to read it twice but then made me laugh out loud

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    • 😂😂 nice one !!

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