Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 8 (and chat)

Hope this helps. When you register on oxy face wash site, you get a free sample and a 50p coupon.

I registered at http://www.oxy.co.uk/index.php?option=com_rsform&Itemid=60
and got the following message. Hope it helps!

Thank you

Thank you for your OXY Face wash sample request which you will receive shortly. We would like to thank you for visiting the OXY website, so we are also sending you a 50p off voucher for your next OXY purchase.

jaymoe wrote: »

Dom

Thank you for letting us know about this. Although I may be deemed a lurker I do contribute sometimes to the discussions on here and I sincerely hope others take this information on board. People may find it funny walking away after their 5th shop of the day but they risk ruining it for others like myself who only shop once a week.
MOC have helped me greatly in these tough times and I really hope those who have abused it calm down and allow the rest to get on with our responsible couponing

I can't imagine going to my T's more than once a day. They do my head in. I usually only call 3 times per week to my local T's (who only accept one coupon anyway), and once per week to a store that follows policy.

My family often ask why i don't go more often, but i just cannt be bothered. I am happy just saving a few quid every week.

Obviously some people are now doing it for a living an making a lot of money.

Shame. I perferred it when hardly anyone knew the policy.

Ah, them were the days. :cool:

DomtheMon wrote: »

Freefall, from reading your posts I assume you are an internet print user

Well I use whatever coupons I can get my hands on and use legally and within Tesco's own coupon policy and without abusing the system. And the vast majority of them are internet print coupons. I use to coupon in 2005/06 but only came back since I have had money problems

and your posts read as if you are saying if you can't play with your toys then nobody else should have toys either?

No. My posts read as they are written. In short, I think if you go Tesco asking them to ban all internet coupons you will ruin the policy (if your suggestion is taken up by Tesco) for those internet coupon users who stay within the the letter and spirit of the Tesco coupon policy and who use it to make life a bit easier.

Normal MOC's are not, in the main, forged or a problem. The problem with internet mocs is greedy people want something for nothing. Not just something but lots and lots of it.

No. A select few people who use internet coupons may be like that but not the vast majority. Furthermore, given the current economic climate I cannot blame people who take advantage of the Tesco coupon policy frequently - as in many times a day. And in the whole I don't think there are a problem with internet coupons generally, just a select few (for example forged couponstar coupons which would be solved by my suggestion of just banning these).

Even if they had to pay 50-£1 for a paper or magazine it would be deterrent, and I doubt as many would be bothered to actually pay money out, heaven forbid!

Perhaps. But they would still be saving a lot of money so most would continue.

I suspect most would move onto something else, mugging old ladies or credit card fraud perhaps!

Erm. Hardly. However, even if you were correct then the protection of the elderly would be more than sufficient reason for you not to try and persuade Tesco to ban internet coupons.

Update as promised for PC ref post no 3367

For Cow and Gate £1 register with cow and gate (child around 14 month, no idea if matters),
http://www.cowandgate.co.uk/register?tr=lop&track=3
then click on the age 12-18 months at the top RHS.
On the next page on the RHS Free Cow and Gate Growing Up Milk.
Whilst still signed in click on this link to print your 50p coupon
http://www.cowandgate.co.uk/coupons/0070/17365

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