Free £2.50 smoothie & 70p litre of milk!

akadruid

The voucher for the milk will not print for me.

Whoops, can't print online
At the moment it is not possible to print a coupon using Firefox 3 on Linux. We're sorry for the inconvenience - we're working on this as quickly as we can.
If you happen to have Internet Explorer or Firefox on Windows, or Safari on OSX, you can print from there.

Amethy5t

I took this into my local Asda in Hyde, Cheshire and was mortified when the customer service assistant shouted loudly across the shop floor that my coupon was a photocopy and a fake and it was illegal for me to try and use it! I felt like an absolutel criminal. When I tried to explain it was a legitimate print out I was basically called a liar and told that if I tried to use a fraudulent coupon again I would be arrested! This was the first time (and last) that I shall ever try to redeem one of these coupons.

topofall

Both these voucher websites crash Firefox so no vouchers for me!

harryharp

l33tsp33k wrote: »

While it may be true that 1.5m children die each year because they are not adequately breastfed, it does not necessarily therefore follow that Nestle is responsible for the death of 1.5m children. That is broken logic, as broken as saying that the Catholic church are responsible for every AIDS death because they oppose contraception.
Mike

Yes, but I believe that Nestle are INDIRECTLY responsible for these deaths, by exploiting the poor and uneducated. If they didn't aggressively market their milk, the mothers in these countries wouldn't buy it, would they? Nothing wrong with THAT logic!!!

It's common knowledge in this country that breastfeeding is best because the mother's antibodies are passed through the milk and will help to resist infections. Breastfeeding is also FREE. These are reasons enough for breastfeeding to be the only way in third world countries. But to make it worse, because of the poor sanitation in many areas and general ignorance of how to prepare the formula safely, babies not only cannot resist infection but are actually being subject to UNNECESSARY infection. Where is the logic in that?

dazza12

Amethy5t wrote: »

I took this into my local Asda in Hyde, Cheshire and was mortified when the customer service assistant shouted loudly across the shop floor that my coupon was a photocopy and a fake and it was illegal for me to try and use it! I felt like an absolutel criminal. When I tried to explain it was a legitimate print out I was basically called a liar and told that if I tried to use a fraudulent coupon again I would be arrested! This was the first time (and last) that I shall ever try to redeem one of these coupons.

I think this is more a problem with the uneducated idiot at your local Asda, rather than the coupons. I'd take it up with the store manager next time you're in.

I've used online coupons many times at all of the main supermarkets without problem

If your Asda was to call the police, the police would not arrest you as you've done nothing wrong - if anything they'd be annoyed at Asda. Don't be put off of online coupons - it's no different from cutting one out of a newspaper and using it.

Biddswood

neas wrote: »

Cant seem to get the coupon to work. Says Does not recognise the promotion when couponstar loads up.

Anyone else get this?

I couldn't get the voucher either and i selected all the tick boxes

worldwheeler

Bungarm2001 wrote: »

Can't get the coupon printing thingy to work..it does seem a bit flaky and very unstable.

Shame as I was looking forward to trying the drink.


Anyone else having trouble?

Yes. I have just filled in a coupon entry. At the end it said I needed a coupon printer download to print the coupon. After download and installation it returned the blank form again. I filled it out again and got the error message you have already registered this email address. NO COUPON

Carman777

Just printed off the Candia voucher & everything worked perfectly. However, I had to email them about the smoothie - no joy with the voucher there.

D_e_n_i_s_e

supermarkets are very reluctant to accept these 'printoff' vouchers.

i tried in asda yesterday for the smoothie and was told that
'we only accept original manufacturer vouchers'

that was in asda bolton.

tesco bolton pretty much had the same attitude 'im sorry we dont really accept this kind of voucher'

if nestle and the like are to make arrangements with internet coupon companies such as couponstar maybe they could tell the UK supermarkets to accept such coupons if presented?

mandy43_2

Having problems. Went to site and it says my print limit is reached on 5 of the coupons. I've never visited this site before!