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  1. 12-21-2011, 07:46 AM #1
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    Leo's had to put his price up....

    Looks like the original BU0836 non x version has gone up by £3. It used to be £16.99 and is now £19.99.....

    It must be that Leo's supplier has put their price up too....

    I thought I would just mention this....

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  2. 12-21-2011, 01:36 PM #2
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    Re: Leo's had to put his price up....

    hi alex........
    well, the BU0836 has been at that price level since i was a boy (and that's a very looooooooong time). so we really can't complain.
    leo's a very genuine guy and he would only raise the price if he had to. and for what it does, it's still great value.
    where would we be without these cards
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    Re: Leo's had to put his price up....

    I agree with you Ian.

    I sure do have a few of these cards now, and always needing more...

    I am not complaining at all, I just noticed they were £16.99 each the last time I looked.

    A few quid to Leo is a few quid well earnt I say....

    Happy Christmas to you too Ian....

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    Re: Leo's had to put his price up....

    OK Alex,

    Can you translate some English into American for me? How much is a quid?

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    Re: Leo's had to put his price up....

    Quote Originally Posted by AK Mongo;
    Can you translate some English into American for me? How much is a quid?

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    a quid = $1.55c

    have a great christmas Reid

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    Re: Leo's had to put his price up....

    Quote Originally Posted by ian@737ng.co.uk View Post
    a quid = $1.55c

    have a great christmas Reid

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    So is a quid a British pound?

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    Re: Leo's had to put his price up....

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    Yes, that's exactly what it is.

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    Re: Leo's had to put his price up....

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    So is a quid a British pound?

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    Re: Leo's had to put his price up....

    Quote Originally Posted by Matt Olieman View Post
    So is a quid a British pound?

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    similarly the same way a buck = 1 Dollar.
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    Re: Leo's had to put his price up....

    And at the risk of thread drift

    Bonnet = hood
    Boot = trunk
    Pavement = sidewalk
    petrol = gas

    ete etc- As Alaister Cook said "two nations separated by a common language"

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