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Norfolk Retiree Wins £885 on the Main Draw

Jools Tinsley, a 62-year-old retiree from Caister near Great Yarmouth in Norfolk, won £885.71 on the free online lottery, Pick My Postcode!


Pick My Postcode Winner Jools Tinsley and her husband

Jools, who has lived in Norfolk for the majority of her life, is retired from local government and now runs an Etsy shop, creating handmade crafts. Jools first joined Pick My Postcode in 2015, and finally after years of checking daily and building her bonus through surveys, her postcode was picked on the Main draw, winning her an amazing £885.71, completely for free.

When asked how it felt to win, Jools said: “It’s awesome. It will allow us to treat our close family.” Jools said the win was a particularly welcome surprise after what had been a difficult day. She planned to go to bed early after she’d had treatment that day on a retinal tear, she decided to check her emails, and after seeing her daily email reminder was shocked to log in and see that she had in fact won the main draw. When asked how she planned to spend the winnings, Jools said: “We’d already decided to go camping together so as well as covering the pitch costs we’ll look after the cost for everything.

 The site offers multiple opportunities for your postcode to be picked every single day. Pick My Postcode has 6,369 active members in Norfolk and since 2011, the residents have won a total of £63,308.07. Jool’s win proves that checking Pick My Postcode takes only seconds but could make a huge difference. Join thousands of members who check daily and start growing your own bonus today!


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  • It's really no wonder that cinemas are dying out. They charge £13 for an adult (£1 off for a senior, whoop-de-do!) They charge a fortune for a skip of popcorn or a bucket of fizzy drink (which they call "regular") and most films now are either remakes, sequels or prequels.

    There's a film I want to see which was cancelled by Warner brothers although it was "in the can." The rights were bought up by an independent distributor who hasn't got the same financial muscle as WB.

    The film is a semi-animated film called Wile E Coyote vs Acme. It's the story of the roadrunner's arch nemesis trying to sue the Acme corporation for all the injuries their products have caused him. If you remember the roadrunner cartoons, you'll get the joke.

    Local Cineworld this week is showing it on two days in the middle of the afternoon, when I'm at work.

    Somebody must realise that the Coyote is a favourite of the grown-up big kids like me who watched him in the 1970s and 1980s being splatted, blown up, or dropped off a cliff at every opportunity?

    Those cartoons were about Extreme Violence. They're not for today's precious little snowflakes who need a trigger warning before anything a little bit nasty happens.

    • Little ones needing trigger warnings? You must be kidding, Lol. They watch things that would have me hiding behind the sofa - but then, I’ve never seen a Dr. Who. Music’s too scary.

    • Remember the time they also showed a short film as a trailer, well now they don't.

      And not usually any interval unless the film is very long, They don't like people messing their plush velvet armchairs with ice-cream, lollys & sticky popcorn.

      As soon as the end credits start to come near people rush for the doors, spoiling everyone else's view..

    • It might have been stopped due to the ongoing court case.

      It could prejudice the case for one side or the other.

  • I have ads for Hero Wars all over my Pick My PostCode pages. The ads show some sort of puzzle with pins you need to remove in the right order to avoid our hero drowning etc so I thought yeah, I'll give it a go. When I click the link it takes me to some sort of RPG nothing like the advert so not interested why advertise something you are not????

    • I've had that "you only have 2 moves" & "How to Loot?" for months now (unless I click on something else for them to spam me with). how does the guy get the treasure without being burnt by lava or drowned, or get a drink by tipping rocks down the well... . It's click bait .

    • I appreciate the ad you've seen may be misleading but those games are out there. If you want one that works I just tried "Pull the Pin" by Popcore games, on the Play Store and it seems to work fine. There are others as I've tried them in the past.

    • Just looked it up as I know someone else mentioned this. The Puzzles: The pin-pulling puzzles only appear as occasional mini-games during the early campaign chapters or specific special events. They account for less than 1% of the overall gameplay experience.

    • I have found that most of the game ads are nothing like the actual downloadable game. The puzzles in the ads are completely different from any pop up puzzles in the games.

      Click Bait to get you to download their game, with in app purchases preferably!

      🧙‍♂️🧑‍🦯🤣

    • This might have been a genuine game advertised by Google ads. It was not advertised by us, we just rent out the spaces to Google ads.

      I once downloaded a game on my Amazon fire tablet after seeing an ad where you are a farmer and you have to walk around a field chopping down sweetcorn (or sometimes tulips) and walk back and forth from the field to a till to see to the queue of customers who are waiting. I found it a nice time killer, as you build up money and could expand the farm. But when I downloaded the game, it was actually called Township and you run a town, making goods to sell to those who live there. So it was slightly different than the ad but occasionally a mini game-within-a-game pops up as a bonus way to make more funds for the town and those mini games are the same as the ad.

      Maybe it would have turned out to be the same with the RPG and they have the pin moving puzzles come up within the game.

      But I do agree with your sentiment of why advertise the bit which is not the first thing which people see within the game itself.

    • PMP only make the ads for their other sites Win A Dinner & PMPCompetitions and for the Games & Puzzles page. The rest are just ad spaces which they rent out to Google ads. They are generally scams and should be ignored.

  • Drat, the £3 survey didn't like my age.

    • I'm dreading my next birthday, I'll feel so old, and I can't even swap the figures as it will still be the same.

    • I had the same thing too. Entered my age and screened out. 🙄

    • My postcode confused because nothing happened but I put it down to a flakey connection.

    • Definitely not in the market for us dinosaurs.

    • I don't like my age either. The numbers are the wrong way round.

    • Didn't like my postcode.

    • Nor me. 😩

  • Sad day today, my wife has run off with my neighbour without telling me, I'm really devastated, I'm so going to miss him.

    • 😂😂

    • 😂

    • Let's hope he left your mower.

    • 😆

    • :-)

    • Maybe your next neighbour will be even better!

  • I hope that yesterday's bank holiday was a good one for those of you who had it. For those who are Scottish, I hope you had a good Monday.

    I wanted to let you all know that after Mon 14th, you won't see me for 3 weeks. I am doing something to honour Simon. It will be hard, but I'm trying not to put off those things which are hard. The ship which we honeymooned on, the Disney Dream, is in Southampton. It has been since July and I don't want to let it sail away from me. I am going on a Transatlantic cruise on this ship which means something to me.

    Simon had always wanted to do a Transatlantic cruise. We had booked one for 2020, which naturally got cancelled and then just as you started to feel safe travelling further afield, he was diagnosed and his Oncologist said European holidays only. So I am doing this for him.

    I know that there will be times when I want to go on holiday and don't have anyone to go with. My mum works for a small company and can't take leave at the same time as others. My friends have children and their own family holidays to think about. So I am going on my first solo cruise.

    Once I am in Florida, I am doing another cruise on the Dream as its next cruise visits Disney's private island and private resort /destination on Eleuthera. So I figured I would do something from my own bucket list while I am out there.

    I will be gone from Mon 14th Sept until Sat 3rd Oct. I'll be back at work on 5th.

    I didn't want anyone to worry about me when they don't see me for a period of time.

    • Sounds like you've really got things organised Em. So enjoy your cruise. Miami has some fabulous art deco buildings. So if that interests you, there's bound to get a walking tour, or there's probably a ho ho bus to take you round the major sites.

    • We spent a couple of days in Miami before Driving up to Orlando. Can't sat it was my favourite place, but I certainly had one of the most bizarre conversations with the Hotel Receptionist !

    • Check your documents are all in order Em, digital passport with visas etc Phone & charger, suncream, & emergency stuff. 😎 I'll be tracking the ship & posting where you are. Some fellow passengers & staff may even remember you & Simon from on honeymoon, though they would get quite a few on ships. Hope not too many screaming kids, you could meet someone & make friends, having a great time.

    • Oh yes, great day. Called 111, spent enough time being asked questions then told they'd have to pass me to a clinician. More questions, many repeated, then said they'd have to send someone out to see us. Eventually someone turned up, more questions, again many repeated, gave us a prescription for two items but not the one we really felt would help but said we'd have to speak to our neurologist. After explaining there's no chance of that as they never call back, she said she'd send a letter to our GP for him to liaise and for us to call the GP tomorrow (now today). I called in to the surgery and was told they'd get the doctor to call us. In the meantime I'd gone to two chemists to get the two items, only to be told one had been out of stock for ages and didn't know when it would be in. Eventually the GP called us and we got nowhere. The only thing I did get was to be told to call the chemist, find out the name of whatever alternative they had for our prescription then call the GP back and they'd get the on-call GP to issue another prescription. Done that so hopefully tomorrow a second visit to our local chemist to get that, but still never got what we felt was needed and asked for when I phoned 111. What a great service, and they wonder why the NHS is failing. Goes back to another question on here "Would you give advice to someone?" Yes, because I'm far more experienced than any medical person I speak to whether GP, hospital or anywhere else.

    • Happy travels Em. I'm sure you'll be treated like a princess.

      @csikijanos - The 6 foot tall mice are not usually seen more than two at a time.

      It's the Dalmatians you need to worry about, there's loads of them. Probably 100 or even more.

    • Ditto what everyone has said.

    • Well done Emma. I don't think there's anything I can add to the previous comments/sentiments so I'll just echo them. You are doing a very brave thing & I hope it brings you all the experiences you hope for 🩷

    • Em, Have the best time you can and tell us all about it when you get back. Hugs and best wishes xx....

    • You have achieved the biggest hurdle - making the booking. Just concentrate on the rest of the trip for the pleasure it will bring. However, a word of warning regarding Miami airport - the "officialdom" is VERYslow and the check-in process time-consuming, so you may wish to allow even more time beyond the suggested 3 or so hours.

    • I have bought magnetic photos of Simon & I to put up in my cabin, so I'll be taking him with me,

      I have joined the Facebook & Whats App groups for the sailings and have already started chatting to some of the other guests/passengers. There will be a solo travellers meet up on the first sea day and an Ice Cream Social at some point too, organised by the group and not Disney.

      I will go to the Disney organised trivia sessions etc and keep myself busy.

      I have made a request that I be sat on a table with other solos, so I am sure they will do their best to accommodate me.

      I am not going to Disney World while over there, the trip was expensive and long enough as it is and Fort Lauderdale is a couple of hours away, so it wouldn't be worth it for just a day or half day before I fly back. After doing the back-to-back cruise, I fly back from Miami. While I am waiting for my flight, I might find somewhere to sit on Miami beach or go for a walk or something. I've never been to Miami, so I might as well see something of it. I've heard there are storage companies who I can pay to keep my suitcase for a little while.

      I typed up a bullet point itinerary for my family and best friends, but it's on my personal laptop. This eve I'll try to remember to share it here.

    • Well done Em. It will be hard doing something on your own for the first time, but Simon will be so proud of you and I am sure he will be with you all the way. 🥰 we look forward to hearing all about it on your return.

    • This is amazing news Em, a well thought out and meaningful trip. I hope you have a very good time making more lovely memories to treasure and maybe some quiet contemplation will bring you further steps forward. Well done!

    • Hope you have a wonderful time Em

    • That's the right spirit - good on you, well done. That is another box ticked in the right direction. I have no doubt you will manage OK.

    • Hope they don't have too many 2-metres-tall mice on board.

    • Well done Emma,

      Hopefully it will help you take another step in the right direction.

    • Em, that is brilliant and brave. I know I couldn’t travel solo but that’s just me. We have friends who do and it opens up all sorts of opportunities. You know Simon would approve. He would be so proud of you.

    • A hard thing to do. Hope you have a good time.

    • Hope you have a truly great experience.

      If Disney Cruises are anything like Disneyland, you won't be alone for long.

      Enjoy your Happy memories, and make new ones.

    • I wish you all the above and hope you make good memories.

    • Good for you Emma. Hope it helps in some way. Do your best not to hide away

    • Hope you have a lovely time Em and a healing experience.

    • It will be a memorable experience, Em. You will find there are other people on their own who will reach out to you. Hope you will able to have a day at Disneyworld while you are in Florida. It is going for meals on your own which can be traumatic so being on a ship it will be less stressful as they will seat you beside people you can talk to. As a single traveller, I often used to have room service as I couldn't pluck up the courage to go for meals on my own - especially if it was a buffet where you had to help yourself. I am sure Enver will keep us updated with ship movements - have a lovely time (Simon will be with you).

    • Good for you, Em. Every decision, every important step you can take will give you strength.

    • Have a lovely cruise Emma. Some memories will be bittersweet but hopefully you'll make new ones & maybe, like us, lifetime friends. 🫂😘

    • I know how you love Disney so I hope the trip will bring new friends and a little healing.

    • Hope you have a really good time. Bittersweet as it will be. ❤️

    • It will be a bitter-sweet holiday. I'm sure that you will make friends on board who will give you the support that you need. ❤️

    • What a lovely thing to do in memory of Simon! ❤️