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Boots Grabbit Bargains Part 32 - Post your finds here

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  • Ettenna
    Ettenna Posts: 639 Forumite
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    Thanks for the coupons Broclo :)
  • -MRS_T-
    -MRS_T- Posts: 2,033 Forumite
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  • -MRS_T-
    -MRS_T- Posts: 2,033 Forumite
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    wehey managed to get it to work

    sorry if its a bit long though
  • zoescrims
    zoescrims Posts: 2,865 Forumite
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    Has anyone one used the printable huggies vouchers on the standard nappies and not the walkers range?
    2020 Jan: storage box,£150 pots & pans, £50 restaurant voucher,dining experience,19 tubes of Pringles Feb: £50 food giftcard,
  • should think not, says on them for walkers so would bleep if the right items was not bought ???
    im not allowed to say what i think so ner!:p
  • Palice
    Palice Posts: 82 Forumite
    cookie334 wrote: »
    Hey everyone. Went to a Boots today which isn't really local to me. I had a make up lesson type thing booked with the lady at the Benefit counter, so went and she did my make up for me. Obviously it was a sales pitch, but I knew that it would be. There's an offer of 500 points wyb 2 products just now so I bought 2 that she used on me, however, since I left the shop my face had a bit of a reaction. Obviously I don't know what product has caused the reaction, so I now want to return them both, but my local don't stock Benefit.

    Do you think my local will refund me anyway? Or will I have to go back to the shop I was at today?

    Yeah I second what's been said about phoning CS first. They're usually much nicer (and have a better grasp of their own store's policies :mad:) than some in store staff. Ask for a reference number which you can then give to the SA if they argue with you, I think it allows any CS member to see what you were originally told by CS, so they can confirm it to the in-store SA... if that makes sense? :confused:
    Just because they can be reeeallly funny about a: returning items which aren't sold at that store (I'm just guessing your local doesn't have a benefit counter?) and b: returning cosmetics. I know because I've had so much hassle just trying to return a few Clinique skincare items - one of which was sent by boots.com in error! :mad:

    Actually if you see this in time, which products did she use? Although they'll probably have used loads, you might be able to narrow it down. Powder/eyeshadow type products are least likely to cause a reaction as they are not absorbed by the skin to nearly the same level. The cream/gel/liquid products are most likely to cause the reaction, so if you bought something like that I would return it.
    ;) One of these days these boots are gonna walk all over you! ;)
  • Jellybaby i asked a few days ago but no one posted back so i wasn't sure if i was being cheeky asking as i am a very new newbie!I would be very greatful for either the £3 off huggies or the free gift pack one when you buy huggies at sainsbury's. I can't seem to get either to print.ho hum!pm me if it was me you were replying to!!

    smithyjules

    Sorry I must have missed you asking, I tend to read backwards through the thread when I've not kept up properly and sometimes even then, I skim through for important glitches. :rotfl:
    I messed up the first print out I did so only now have the one I've promised to yummymummycat. Although broclo kindly offered copies of the Huggies voucher via email a few pages back titled Unlimited Huggies. HTH.
    Welcome to Bootsing! :j



    Broclo,
    Thanks for working out my No7 spend earlier. :beer:
  • anta
    anta Posts: 1,117 Forumite
    I know, it's not Boots related, but i know how we all love bargains.
    Sorry if posted before:
    http://www.bounty.com/good-luck-mum/samples.asp
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  • Ettenna
    Ettenna Posts: 639 Forumite
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    Thanks again Broclo for even more vouchers :P
  • Aesop
    Aesop Posts: 23,773 Forumite
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    :T
    LOL he sounds like my DS. DS understands firm "no", stops what he is doing, looks at me, cries for 3 seconds then does whatever it is again. seconds. If I put the cupboard locks on I know he will just pull them harder. He's very willful!!!!!!

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    mi55moneypenny!!!! I am sitting here with tears rolling down my face! We are having a very bad morning in our household, so I have longed on for a bit of TLC by reading MSE, and saw your post! I haven't been able to stop laughing and my DS started off smiling at me, now thinks I have gone completely bonkers.

    Mine does the same! He stops when you say no, cries, then carries on! I don't know why, but seeing it written down by you, has really tickled me. Even now, when I read "cries for 3 seconds", it cracks me up again.

    Children are brilliant! I love them! Boots extend the Boots parenting offers until they are 16 please!

    Thank you mi55moneypenny!:T
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