Kit Kat anyone ?
07-02-2005, 09:37 AM
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Kit Kat anyone ?
Man spends £3K on Kitkats
An Essex businessman has spent £3,000 on 27,000 KitKats to try to win a car.
Kelvin Bygrave, 43, bought the chocolate in a bid to win a £12,000 Peugeot 206 in an internet contest.
Each wrapper has a different value. They are added together and used to bid for the car reports The Sun.
Kelvin, of Frinton, Essex, says he can now bid highest.
He added: "I'll give the chocolate to schools."
An Essex businessman has spent £3,000 on 27,000 KitKats to try to win a car.
Kelvin Bygrave, 43, bought the chocolate in a bid to win a £12,000 Peugeot 206 in an internet contest.
Each wrapper has a different value. They are added together and used to bid for the car reports The Sun.
Kelvin, of Frinton, Essex, says he can now bid highest.
He added: "I'll give the chocolate to schools."
07-02-2005, 09:39 AM
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just finding my feet
faor play to him, whish i thought of that 
3 grand for a 12grand car
be bitch if he lost though, no amount of chocolate will comfort him
bet the shop owner was in his glory when he got rid of 3k's worht of kitkats, wonder if he got a discount for cash
3 grand for a 12grand car
be bitch if he lost though, no amount of chocolate will comfort him
bet the shop owner was in his glory when he got rid of 3k's worht of kitkats, wonder if he got a discount for cash
07-02-2005, 10:34 AM
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our mams friend at work has spent £500 on kitkats and another couple the same £500 in a syndicate thing, they have won 2 cars 2 5k holidays and other little things our mam said there all sick of her coming in telling them all what she has won now but wish i could do that. There is a proper community of people profesional compatition player that spend all day filling the fookers in, so the likes of me and you have no chance
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07-02-2005, 01:20 PM
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My mams mates husband is a postman so gets home from work about 10am and sits ALL day doing compatitions, wins shit loads of stuff from cars down to a years shopping at tesco
07-02-2005, 07:33 PM
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cadburys cream egg sold a car similiarly thru the same system of points off wrappers for the equivelant of £36 last year!
hmm few grand loss there
hmm few grand loss there
08-02-2005, 07:45 AM
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Re: Kit Kat anyone ?
Originally Posted by turbinator
Man spends £3K on Kitkats
An Essex businessman has spent £3,000 on 27,000 KitKats to try to win a car.
Kelvin Bygrave, 43, bought the chocolate in a bid to win a £12,000 Peugeot 206 in an internet contest.
Each wrapper has a different value. They are added together and used to bid for the car reports The Sun.
Kelvin, of Frinton, Essex, says he can now bid highest.
He added: "I'll give the chocolate to schools."
An Essex businessman has spent £3,000 on 27,000 KitKats to try to win a car.
Kelvin Bygrave, 43, bought the chocolate in a bid to win a £12,000 Peugeot 206 in an internet contest.
Each wrapper has a different value. They are added together and used to bid for the car reports The Sun.
Kelvin, of Frinton, Essex, says he can now bid highest.
He added: "I'll give the chocolate to schools."
08-02-2005, 09:58 AM
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Re: Kit Kat anyone ?
Originally Posted by Uncle Henry
Originally Posted by turbinator
Man spends £3K on Kitkats
An Essex businessman has spent £3,000 on 27,000 KitKats to try to win a car.
Kelvin Bygrave, 43, bought the chocolate in a bid to win a £12,000 Peugeot 206 in an internet contest.
Each wrapper has a different value. They are added together and used to bid for the car reports The Sun.
Kelvin, of Frinton, Essex, says he can now bid highest.
He added: "I'll give the chocolate to schools."
An Essex businessman has spent £3,000 on 27,000 KitKats to try to win a car.
Kelvin Bygrave, 43, bought the chocolate in a bid to win a £12,000 Peugeot 206 in an internet contest.
Each wrapper has a different value. They are added together and used to bid for the car reports The Sun.
Kelvin, of Frinton, Essex, says he can now bid highest.
He added: "I'll give the chocolate to schools."
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