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

hogshead wrote: »

Is it possible to use multiples of the same mail vouchers from last week in 1 shop?
Spend £8 on household stuff so say I spend £24 can I use X 3 of the £2 off household vouchers in the same shop. My store doesn't like/allow split shopping so this would be easier but if needs must,

Think it does work, but depends on the cashier. Some will just take whatever scans, others will look closely at them and say...these are one per transaction. I recall last week using two of the soft drinks ones. The week before I tried two of the dairy ones and the lady gave one back....

I find that the 18 year old male is your best bet:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:. He doesn't appear to have a vested interest in the store's profits. I always thought their objective was to maximise sales:rolleyes:

madmuppet5 wrote: »

This is a normal day for Gill and Pink:rolleyes:

Yes, that is exactly what I thought and since I had my daughter with me I thought "we are the Midlands version of Gill and Pink!!"

nahteb20 wrote: »

Hi all, im new to this site and find this amazing! Congratulations to you Sher60 on a fab shop, i was just wondering if you had any tips for a newbie and what sort of moc's did you use? many thanks Joe-Ann

We used internet, Daily Mail, coupons from magazines & newspapers and any coupons we get in the post. I also have some good contacts for swapping coupons with so I have a good assortment of coupons to use. When we shop we know exactly how much our "packs" of coupons are worth so we use a calculator to add up what we are buying and when we get to the exact amount or just over (by pence) we go to the check-out. I very often have shops where I don't have to pay anything. I always try to carry spare coupons (ones not already in my "pack" in case a coupon from my "pack" doesn't go through for whatever reason) so I don't have to pay much more than a few pence. I did get caught out yesterday though as I ended up paying £1.02 for my shopping instead of 2p. I've been couponing now for over a year and I have saved literally thousands of pounds and we eat very well now. Before couponing I had to buy the value brands and cheap meats and wouldn't even think about buying steak but now the store is our oyster! Good luck couponing!

THRIFTY_GIRL wrote: »

Hi all

I've received some conditional spend vouchers from Tesco:j:j

Problem is they require a minimum spend of £90:eek::eek:

Does anyone know if they will work if the total is £90 before multibuys/Bogofs? (My Tescos don't take the Lidl vouchers which are better value:mad:)

Many thanks

AFAIK for T's conditional spend vouchers to work u'd have to spend £90 after multisaves/BOGOFs for them to work...:(

hogshead wrote: »

Is it possible to use multiples of the same mail vouchers from last week in 1 shop?
Spend £8 on household stuff so say I spend £24 can I use X 3 of the £2 off household vouchers in the same shop. My store doesn't like/allow split shopping so this would be easier but if needs must,

Yes you can - I did this earlier this week and I also used a till spit for £3 off wys £15 (plus a few MOCs!) and paid about £2 for £25 worth (I couldn't add up properly as I was going round) of cleaning?household stuff.