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Huggies pull ups trial pack 98p £1.00 included
sasha_108
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Went to boots today and purchased 5 trial packs of huggies pull ups 98p each with 2 Nappies and a £1 coupon which could be used at Tesco or Asda. Bargain!
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sasha_108 wrote:Went to boots today and purchased 5 trial packs of huggies pull ups 98p each with 2 Nappies and a £1 coupon which could be used at Tesco or Asda. Bargain!
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Useful if you are trying to fill your basket up to the £15 level for an electrical voucher and/or a total spend for extra points voucher. When is the use by date on the vouchers?
Mary“Create all the happiness you are able to create; remove all the misery you are able to remove. Every day will allow you, --will invite you to add something to the pleasure of others, --or to diminish something of their pains.”0 -
Ooh, there's a further twist to this!
I saw these in Sainsbury's today. Also, on the nappy shelves, there were loads of £1 off Huggies Flexi-something nappies, only valid in Sainsbury's (although some - very few - Tescos and Asdas might take these). Anyway, Sainsbury's tills (but not necessarily the assistants) will accept vouchers for things you don't buy, so I bought a trial pack for 98p, along with a couple more things, and innocently presented my voucher at the till, thinking that even if they question me, I can always pretend I didn't realise the voucher is for a diffrent type of Huggies. The woman didn't say anything and just scanned the voucher, and voila, they paid me 2p to take away 2 nappies and a £1 voucher! :j
Now this would only work if the checkout person is not paying attention to what they are doing. If you were doing a big shop, I'm pretty sure they'll accept these no problem. Besides, Sainsbury's are going to get their money back anyway, so everybody's happy.
HTH someone and other Sainsbury's stores have these vouchers too 0 -
Has anyone else seen these any where as i can't seem to find them?? I am in Oxford, Banbury, Aylesbury, Milton Keynes area and could do with stocking up on nappies!!
Which Sainsbury did you use Dormouse?
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Hatch Warren, Basingstoke.carray wrote:Which Sainsbury did you use Dormouse?
When you're looking for these packs, they are usually not on the shelf with the other big packs of nappies, but they hang on the sides of the shelves on those hanger thingies (you know what I mean?). Also, they don't seem to have all the sizes available, I only got a medium (I think?) but would rather have had a bigger size. Hey ho, for a free nappy I'm not complaining! HTH 0 -
Right, yet another twist...
In Boots, there are signs saying all Huggies are BOGOF. All Huggies! I don't think the trial packs are meant to be included, as the tills didn't take the BOGOF discount off, but I told the guy on the till about the sign and he manually took the BOGOF off.
I'd say it's worth arguing, they shouldn't have misleading signs saying it's all Huggies. The poor guy in my local Boots must know me so well, he doesn't even argue with me
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Thats even better Dormouse! I can stockpile nappies for both my nieces who are expecting and money off my shopping too. Speaking of nappies - any news on jellyhead.0
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Hmm, strange. I was in a different Boots yesterday, and they didn't have the BOGOF signs for Huggies. Didn't buy any trial packs then (they had a few).
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