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New weekly freebie Asda.com in exchange for a review
I recently discovered Asda.com is offering a full size freebie every week, in exchange for a review. I’ve snared a pot noodle, a pack of teabags and some instant porridge. They currently have Linda Mckartney veggie sausages, a large yoghurt pot and a large bottle of old Jamaica soda to choose…
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Closing Jacks Stores
Tesco are going to close all there Jacks Store. Some will reopen as a Tesco store, but others will remain closed
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Wilkinson's Laundry Liquid
Has anyone tried this? £1 for 28 washes seems a bargain. Just wondering whether it is too good to be true!
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Morals and ethics from Supermarkets
Hi chaps, whilst I appreciate that this site is about saving money I read that the boss of Sainsburys is giving himself a big pay rise whilst paying his staff as little as possible. Makes me want to not by from his store and made me wonder, is there a table of good shops that respects workers rights, animal welfare, buying…
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Fresh fish no it's frozen !!!
Forgive me for asking but do you assume fish from the fish counter is fresh or frozen. Today I was looking to get some fresh fish from supermarket fishmonger and only a couple pieces where on tray so asked if they had more - soon six more were placed on tray and as I picked them I was told they were still frozen as just…
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Co-op cuts meal deal costs for members, but if you don't have a loyalty card you'll pay more
Co-op has lowered the price of its meal deal from £3.75 to £3.50 for members of its loyalty scheme, but it's increased the price for non-members from £3.75 to £4. Read the full story: Co-op cuts meal deal costs for members, but if you don't have a loyalty card you'll pay more If you haven’t already, join the forum to reply.
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Greengrocers selling fruit & veg in bowls. Is it a scam?
With all the talk of weights and measures today, possibly going imperial as well as metric, I've been thinking about greengrocers. They always used to sell by weight, but many now sell by the bowl. I feel that this must work heavily in favour of the greengrocers otherwise so many wouldn't have turned to this method. Has…
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Strange hot cross bun & Easter egg flavours
Starting to see a few intriguing flavours pop up in shops in the lead-up to Easter. MSE James spotted this Co-op 'Hot Cross Bun Egg': I bought a Cadbury's Dairy Milk Hot Cross Bun bar from Poundland a few weeks ago (it was very tasty). (Keep in mind that luxury eggs and luxury hot cross buns don't tend to be MoneySaving -…
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Where has all the Aunt Bessie's Chips gone?
Are there supply issues with Aunt Bessie's Homestyle oven chips at the moment? I've not been able to get any from either of my local Sainsbury's or Morrisons for a while now. The last packet I did buy had a "new recipe" label on them and they were a definite step backward, I wonder if this has anything to do with Sunflower…
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Asda or Tesco?
We have both in our nearest town. For years I've favoured Tesco, as the range seems to be wider and the produce better. I am currently trying out their delivery pass-£7.99 a month. Now I see Asda has a midweek annual pass for £35- that's a saving of over £50 a year, and midweek suits me just as well. I order once a week on…
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Asda refund and customer services
i did an online shop with asda which didnt turn up phoned customer services and spoke to a lady with very strong eastern European accent who was very very difficult to understand i just got the part where she said go back onto site and confirm order again which i did and low and behold i was charged twice for my shopping…
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Lidl mispricing: check your receipts
I am just returning from my local Lidl (like the Asda in walking distance). I have bought just eight product lines of which a grand total of three were mispriced: the eggs (one pack) were shown as £1.18 on the shelves, £1.29 at the till; French camemberts (two) were £0.99/£1.19 and the 720g pork loins (also two)…
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Morrisons to reserve 5% 'deposit' on online orders - here's what's happening and how it affects you
Online shoppers at Morrisons will now see a 5% holding "deposit" taken on top of their total bill to help cover the cost of substitutions, the supermarket has said. So ensure you have the extra money in your account to place an order and bear in mind you can't access this cash until your final bill clears. Read the full…
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Boots and Co-op hike meal deal prices
Boots has upped costs from £3.39 to £3.59, and from £3.99 to £4.19 in its London shops, while Co-op's meal deal has jumped from £3.50 to £3.75. Read the full story: Boots and Co-op hike meal deal prices If you haven’t already, join the forum to reply.
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Asda multi buy ready meals gone?
I am just doing an Asda online shop and for the first time in years there are no multi buy discounts on ready meals. Is this something to do with the government cracking down on multi buy deals for "unhealthy" food? This will raise my shopping bill quite a bit.
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Nectar & Sainsburys account blocked for security reasons
On Friday I had an error message from Nectar’s App and website: ———— Your account is not available right now For security reasons, your account is currently blocked. To access your account again, please contact our team on Nectar Live Chat. Error code: 7135JSO ———— On Friday, Saturday and again today Nectar’s Live Chat…
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Morrisons becomes the fourth major retailer to hike meal deal prices this year
Morrisons has increased the cost of its meal deal by 50p from £3 to £3.50, making it the fourth major retailer to up prices this year. Read the full story:Morrisons becomes the fourth major retailer to hike meal deal prices this year If you haven’t already, join the forum to reply.
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£17 million of unspent Tesco Clubcard vouchers will expire this month, but there’s a trick to extend
Some £17 million worth of unused Tesco Clubcard vouchers are set to expire at the end of this month. Read the full story: £17 million of unspent Tesco Clubcard vouchers will expire this month, but there’s a trick to extend them If you haven’t already, join the forum to reply.
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Morrisons drops minimum order value to £25
After all the supermarkets raised the minimum order value to £40 morrisons has now dropped it back down to £25 and they've also added some £1.50 late evening delivery slots I wonder if the other supermarkets will follow suit
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Iceland 10% off for over 60's
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/iceland-offer-special-new-discount-27004080 To summarise - 10% off in store for over 60's, only on Tuesdays, starts next Tuesday, bring proof of age. I was tempted to add this to the long thread about how discriminated elderly people who refuse to use smartphones are, but I decided…
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