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Re:What shops/supermarkets would sell maltodextrin? 22 November 2009 17:48 (permalink)
im sorry iceman but what the f*ck are u callin me out here for??
i dont have clue who UKMAN is and it definately isnt me, or any of my mates seein as none of my mates use this site!!
what would i want t get back at u for???
think u need t get ur facts straight before u start accusin people like that mate
 
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    Re:What shops/supermarkets would sell maltodextrin? 22 November 2009 21:11 (permalink)
    *The_West*

    oh really? sounds good. does this new economy postage take longer than the regular dpd delivery?
    i make an order usually every 2 weeks, but rarely over 5 kilos. (2.54k whey, 1k oats, 1k malto usually)


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      Re:What shops/supermarkets would sell maltodextrin? 22 November 2009 22:41 (permalink)
      If i was ordering some whey i wouldnt mind, but i just need a little malto and im not paying 6.95, i know its not your fault mp, ill just get some from boots or superdrug or something, thanks.

      Mr.m ill PM you later or 2mra mate.
       
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        Re:What shops/supermarkets would sell maltodextrin? 23 November 2009 09:47 (permalink)
        Icemansoldier


        MP charging me £6.95 for postage for 1kg of maltodextrin which comes to £9.94, gotta say i done fancy paying that. And i imagine other supplier online would charge a hefty postage too.


        ALL supermarkets sell maltodextrin.
         
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          Re:What shops/supermarkets would sell maltodextrin? 23 November 2009 17:00 (permalink)
          uj - if only uj, they dont mate lol
           
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            Re:What shops/supermarkets would sell maltodextrin? 23 November 2009 17:24 (permalink)
            I've never seen it anywhere. You might have to bite the bullet on this one mate.
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              Re:What shops/supermarkets would sell maltodextrin? 24 November 2009 14:31 (permalink)
              Just to point out that generally speaking the supplements industry does have some of the lowest p&p rates of any online industry.

              When you compare a charge of £6.95 for upto 30kg with that of some other sites for example an equestrian store charging £15.00 for 1.5kg to NI you do see the benefit of the supplement sites.

              Iceman - I know where you are coming from mate - you don't want to pay more for p&p than the cost of the product itself.

              I can say that even if you were buying it off a website based in NI then you would still be looking at a charge of around £3.25 and that would be subsidised as well mate.
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                Re:What shops/supermarkets would sell maltodextrin? 24 November 2009 18:15 (permalink)
                Yeah you absolutely right about bulk postage mate.

                The only way i can get it cheap is to find some in a store like superdrug or boots if the ones in town do it.
                 
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                  Re:What shops/supermarkets would sell maltodextrin? 25 November 2009 19:03 (permalink)
                  Icemansoldier


                  Hello mr.m or his friend.

                  No you spelt my name wrong its 'icemansoldier' not the way youve spelt a shame you cant read or even simply copy and paste my name. Iceburg no youve got my name wrong again, twice at one time you must be pretty dumb. Is that me in my pic hmmm, The third time youve been silly now. However i do agree with you on one point, i am very cool thanks


                  IMS - we don't speak to each other like this on MT.  You can't just go around accusing members on a whim.
                   
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                    Re:What shops/supermarkets would sell maltodextrin? 25 November 2009 19:05 (permalink)
                    Yes james, me and mr m are cool now and have sorted it, i explained to him why i thought it may of had something to do with him becasue of comments on another thread.
                     
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