'Home Bargains' Finds - Thread 3.

sumoqueen

Mumto2 wrote: »

Were they down the sweets aisle on the back wall in Northampton ?

Thanks

They were opposite the crisps in the sweet aisle, in a basket at the bottom!

dizzyanne

Hi peeps!

Just thought I'd let you know that I've been in touch with Home Bargains (and Quality Save which I think is the same company with a different name) and they have confirmed their coupon policy (some cheap shops like this won't accept coupons/vouchers) - they'll accept the coupon if you're buying the product but will not give change if the value of the product is less than the value of the coupon. Pretty good considering the bargain prices in there already! Woo :oD

Hope this helps someone!

dizz

quoia

dizzyanne wrote: »

Hi peeps!

Just thought I'd let you know that I've been in touch with Home Bargains (and Quality Save which I think is the same company with a different name) and they have confirmed their coupon policy (some cheap shops like this won't accept coupons/vouchers) - they'll accept the coupon if you're buying the product but will not give change if the value of the product is less than the value of the coupon. Pretty good considering the bargain prices in there already! Woo :oD

Hope this helps someone!

dizz

Quality Save was founded in 1974 by Bob Rudkin.
He started off with a Indoor market stall in Walkden and a small single unit shop in Farnworth (Which is no longer a Quality Save store)
The Quality Save Head Office/Store is in Swinton.
Quality Save stores have a red and sky blue branding which used to be similar to the Home Bargains branding until it was changed to avoid confusion between the two companies, although 11 stores still carry the old signs.
They have a total of 21 Stores including the head store in Swinton with about 300 employees.

They are supplied by another chain of discount chains TJ Morris (Trading as Home Bargains) which are sometimes mistaken to be the same company.

Although the slogan for the company is "Quality Brands at Quality Prices", the stores carrying the old signs display the slogan as "Top Brands at Bottom Prices" which is the Home Bargains slogan.


Home Bargains is a chain of discount stores operating in Northern England and the Midlands, founded by Tom Morris in Liverpool, England approximately 30 years ago.
His 1st store opend in 1976 in Old Swan, Liverpool and shut in September 2008 after over 30 years of business).
It is part of the TJ Morris chain, who also have stores under the name Halfpriceorless.
The original Liverpool stores were called 'Home & Bargain' but the name was changed in the late 1990s, although customers still locally refer to it by its old name.
Home Bargains have over 200 stores and 4500 employees

dizzyanne

quoia wrote: »

Quality Save was founded in 1974 by Bob Rudkin.
He started off with a Indoor market stall in Walkden and a small single unit shop in Farnworth (Which is no longer a Quality Save store)
The Quality Save Head Office/Store is in Swinton.
Quality Save stores have a red and sky blue branding which used to be similar to the Home Bargains branding until it was changed to avoid confusion between the two companies, although 11 stores still carry the old signs.
They have a total of 21 Stores including the head store in Swinton with about 300 employees.

They are supplied by another chain of discount chains TJ Morris (Trading as Home Bargains) which are sometimes mistaken to be the same company.

Although the slogan for the company is "Quality Brands at Quality Prices", the stores carrying the old signs display the slogan as "Top Brands at Bottom Prices" which is the Home Bargains slogan.


Home Bargains is a chain of discount stores operating in Northern England and the Midlands, founded by Tom Morris in Liverpool, England approximately 30 years ago.
His 1st store opend in 1976 in Old Swan, Liverpool and shut in September 2008 after over 30 years of business).
It is part of the TJ Morris chain, who also have stores under the name Halfpriceorless.
The original Liverpool stores were called 'Home & Bargain' but the name was changed in the late 1990s, although customers still locally refer to it by its old name.
Home Bargains have over 200 stores and 4500 employees

Thanks for that, I always did wonder whether they're the same company....they seem to have the same things on offer. The good news is, they both have the same coupon policy :j

shopndrop

Now I know I was right as I always called it Home & Bargain and OH said I was wrong it is Home Bargains.

cuddles123

Baxters Tomato soup 59p a can

chelle333

Bought a box of these yesterday, they were really yummy they very similar to chocolate Raisins but with strawberries instead:j went back for a full carton of them today !!! Only 10p each 65g boxes

duloch

In Home Bargains today i bought a little shoe/trainer boot air freshner for my car at 49p, last year i bought one of these at Halfords and they cost £3.99. They had pink and blue. Very cute!!

Chell

cdodd wrote: »

today I got a 400g tin of branston chick peas in "mediateranean tomato sauce" for 29p .......

I got these today (Corby), they are usually about 59p a can in Asda.

sumoqueen

chelle333 wrote: »

Bought a box of these yesterday, they were really yummy they very similar to chocolate Raisins but with strawberries instead:j went back for a full carton of them today !!! Only 10p each 65g boxes

I bought one of these yesterday, glad I only bought one and only spent 10p as I thought there were disgusting!:eek: Glad you liked them, I will stick to the 29p Hello Kitty mints or the Riesen bags for 65p!