BensGrandad
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We always did very well, but my point is that I do not wish to be told how much I should give be it 10p or £4. and I believe the setting of a price is wrong and not in the spirit of this very worthwhile appeal.
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Brighton Poppy pin from British Legion
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We always did very well, but my point is that I do not wish to be told how much I should give be it 10p or £4. and I believe the setting of a price is wrong and not in the spirit of this very worthwhile appeal.
Don’t buy one then and leave the thread.
bn1&bn3 Albion
Well-known member
Just bought one, not sure why postage costs £3.99 though..
bn1&bn3 Albion
Well-known member
Buy a paper poppy and not the pin badge then..
studio150
Well-known member
Brilliant got 3,
BensGrandad
New member
Which is what I will do as I have no wish to be seen to appear better than anybody else by buying a metal pin. Another example of people wishing to look superior as I see it.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Don't be silly.
bn1&bn3 Albion
Well-known member
Buzzer
Languidly Clinical
- Oct 1, 2006
- 26,121
I think you've jumped to the wrong conclusion here. No-one's trying to be superior. It's just a very smart badge and pretty reasonably priced too.
Ugh. Site is buggy as f**k.
If you want to use PayPal - you know, easy/quick payment - it asks you to set up site account with password, address etc, THEN asks payment method, then bypasses account details anyway (!).
And then, for me at least, it bombed out because the delivery info wasn't set up correctty.
Poor.
If you want to use PayPal - you know, easy/quick payment - it asks you to set up site account with password, address etc, THEN asks payment method, then bypasses account details anyway (!).
And then, for me at least, it bombed out because the delivery info wasn't set up correctty.
Poor.
BensGrandad
New member
It may well be but I want to donate how ever much I wish for a poppy. I will leave at that or somebody will start me on large poppies on cars
Buzzer
Languidly Clinical
- Oct 1, 2006
- 26,121
That's fair enough. I don't go with your argument but if that's your view then okay but it's a pretty low blow to accuse us of trying to be superior just for disagreeing. Speaking for myself, it's an extremely worthwhile cause and I don't begrudge the RBL sticking a price tag on something.
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,075
What do B&HA have to do with Remembrance Sunday? Really? Why not just buy a poppy?
The Birdman
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Remember those friends who all went of to both W1 & W2 wars and since.
It's to remember those who fell in WWI and WWII and those who ACTUALLY went to Bournemouth on Tuesday. Heroes.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Our goalkeeper was killed in WW1. Pom Pom Whiting. There are others engraved on the memorial in the Memorial garden at the Amex.
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Official Old Man
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Just bought four. Hardest purchase I've ever made on the net. Just kept going round in circles asking for log in and password.
At no point have I ever thought, ' oh I'm better than anybody else' because I have a pin badge instead of a paper poppy.
I actually buy a paper poppy but I don't get on with the pin, so I don't actually wear it, I find fixing a pin badge onto my coat a lot easier.
Ah, I'm glad you have posted this, I thought it was just me.
What am I missing?
I tried twice to purchase 2 badges and couldn't get past the password bit, I'm not actually sure why I have to log in.
