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familyhampers.co.ukNewest Review: ... I thought. A friend of a friend was an agent for Family Hampers. So I got a catalogue and had a browse through it. I ended up ordering over £700 worth of foodstuffs (including the "Tuck Box" for the children to dip into as they felt like). I paid more than the minimum each month, so my last payment was due in August. Towards the end of August I was given notice at work. You can imagine the relief I felt when I realised that although I was now out of work, Christmas would not be spoiled. The pantry is fully stocked, the fridge freezer and the deep freeze are full to the brim, I won't need to do any food shopp... more |
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by - written on 14/12/00 (Very useful, 267 readings)
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Last year I was stressed beyond belief. My Christmas present shopping wasn't the problem, I'd done all of that online in October. It was the food shopping. It took me 4 supermarket trips before I had everything we needed, then another couple of quick trips for things I'd forgotten. I'm not exactly the most organised person in the world. "Enough is enough!" I thought. A friend of a friend was an agent for Family Hampers. So I got a catalogue and had a browse through it. I ended up ordering over £700 worth of foodstuffs (including the "Tuck Box" for the children to dip into as they felt like). I paid more than the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/11/00 (Very useful, 894 readings)
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I have been shopping with Family Hampers for a few years now, I cant say there has never been a problem with my hampers, but I can say that no matter what the problem was it has been fixed to my satisfaction quickly. I am not very good with my money, as soon as I have some it seems to disappear; the only way I can make sure that we have everything we want at Christmas is to pay for hampers. That way a bill comes in and I have to pay it. I am sure if you have the will power you could save the money each week and at Christmas you will probably be able to buy more for your money, but one of the other major advantages of hampers is the fact that everything is well ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/10/00 (Very useful, 391 readings)
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Last Christmas I was stressed, and totally unorganised. I had a young baby and didn’t buy things in advance like I normally do. Instead I relied on a credit card to see us through. It also didn’t help matters that my husband wrote the car off, and we had to fork out the excess, and also find other means of transport. After Christmas we were left with a big credit card bill that took a good few months to pay off, never again! This year we decided to get organised early so that we didn’t get into the same mess as last year. I decided to become an agent for Family Hampers as I thought that it would be much easier to spread the cost of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/10/00 (Very useful, 413 readings)
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I was introduced to Family Hampers by an agent where I work. the principle is simple enough, you browse through the catalogue, find the hamper which suits you. Pay weekly and just before Christmas it is delivered to you. The range is excellent, hampers come in all sizes and types - there is something to suit every pocket. You can have mixed Hampers, with a range of foodstuffs or go for something specific such as drink, frozen meat or just biscuits , crisps and cakes etc. As an agent there is a good level of commission paid and good support from the company. I suppose the only hassle is with collection of the money. Hampers can be sent direct to the ... Read the complete review

