Try Me Free Hunt

No_Future

Spotted "Rice Dream" rice milk on Try Me Free in Tesco. It was in the long life milk section. They give a freepost address.

Need to send:

- Name + address
- Till receipt
- Part of packaging showing the 'TMF' offer
- Up to 15 words on why you didn't like it

SammenForLivet2

flyer wrote: »

You have to send your circled till receipt, piece of paper with 15 words of why you don't agree, and a piece of the MBG packaging to the address stated on the box. (As noted by Dormouse on first page!)

Hi,

But on the T&C's listed below, it says you need an envelope

It says:-
**How to claim:-
If you don't agree that our McDougllas UpperCrust individual chicken pies (4 pack) 620g are better than BirdsEye individual chicken pies (4 pack) 620g because they contain more chicken per pie, here's how to your refund (by chequewhich shall not be greater than the recommended sales price for a single of McDougalls UpperCrust Chicken Pie (4 pack) (620g). To claim your refund:-

Save your till receipt and circle the purchase on the receipt Cut out one of the 'better than birds eye' yellow panels on the front or the side of the pack On a plain piece of paper, explain in at least 15 words or more why you don't agree that McDougalls UpperCrust Chicken Pies (4 pack, 620g) are better than BirdsEye individual chicken pies (4 pack,620g) because they contain more chicken per pie. No judgment will be made as weather to agree to you, we just want your opinion Send your till receipt, your better than birdeye yellow panel, your 15 words or more statement and a STAMPED addressed envelope to McDougalls UpperCrust Money Back Gurantee offer, PO BOX 1079, Hemel Hampstead, HP1 1GY to arrive no later than 31/08/12 Claims that do not meet these conditions will not be valid.

Terms and Conditions:-
1. The 'How To Claim' conditions listed above form part of the terms and conditions with which your claim must comply in order to be eligible for a refund.
2. Only one entry per household,per product type (2&4 packs of the same product are two different claim types) - duplicate claims will be invalid
3. Only one Claim per Envelope
4. No bulk or third party claims
5.Proof of posting is not proof of delivery
6.No responsibility is accepted for claims lost,damaged or delayed in the post
7. Claims must be received by 31/08/12
8. Offer only valid in the UK
9. The Promotion does not affected your statutory rights
THEN JUST STND LAW T&C's

jennet1

There is a money back guarantee on large tins of aero hot chocolate, although these are only available from cash and carry type places. I found it in Bookers for £5 something

http://www.npextra.co.uk/AeroMoneyBack.aspx

mimi1234

jennet1 wrote: »

There is a money back guarantee on large tins of aero hot chocolate, although these are only available from cash and carry type places. I found it in Bookers for £5 something

http://www.npextra.co.uk/AeroMoneyBack.aspx

OMG. I so want this! I don't have a cash and carry card though!
:mad::mad::mad:

saving-mad

mimi1234 wrote: »

OMG. I so want this! I don't have a cash and carry card though!
:mad::mad::mad:

i managed this from booker but havent had any money back from nestle, sent it off before xmas,
please note it has to be sent off within 14 days of purchase

flyer

macfamilyent wrote: »

Hi,

But on the T&C's listed below, it says you need an envelope

It says:-
**How to claim:-
If you don't agree that our McDougllas UpperCrust individual chicken pies (4 pack) 620g are better than BirdsEye individual chicken pies (4 pack) 620g because they contain more chicken per pie, here's how to your refund (by chequewhich shall not be greater than the recommended sales price for a single of McDougalls UpperCrust Chicken Pie (4 pack) (620g). To claim your refund:-

Save your till receipt and circle the purchase on the receipt Cut out one of the 'better than birds eye' yellow panels on the front or the side of the pack On a plain piece of paper, explain in at least 15 words or more why you don't agree that McDougalls UpperCrust Chicken Pies (4 pack, 620g) are better than BirdsEye individual chicken pies (4 pack,620g) because they contain more chicken per pie. No judgment will be made as weather to agree to you, we just want your opinion Send your till receipt, your better than birdeye yellow panel, your 15 words or more statement and a STAMPED addressed envelope to McDougalls UpperCrust Money Back Gurantee offer, PO BOX 1079, Hemel Hampstead, HP1 1GY to arrive no later than 31/08/12 Claims that do not meet these conditions will not be valid.

Terms and Conditions:-
1. The 'How To Claim' conditions listed above form part of the terms and conditions with which your claim must comply in order to be eligible for a refund.
2. Only one entry per household,per product type (2&4 packs of the same product are two different claim types) - duplicate claims will be invalid
3. Only one Claim per Envelope
4. No bulk or third party claims
5.Proof of posting is not proof of delivery
6.No responsibility is accepted for claims lost,damaged or delayed in the post
7. Claims must be received by 31/08/12
8. Offer only valid in the UK
9. The Promotion does not affected your statutory rights
THEN JUST STND LAW T&C's

1. I never sent a SAE and I had 5 refunds
2. I was only quoting Dormouse :D

Dormouse

flyer wrote: »

1. I never sent a SAE and I had 5 refunds
2. I was only quoting Dormouse :D

Erm... just checked first post and yes, I missed out the bit about the SAE. In my defence, I was probably copying & pasting someone else. :eek:

The T&Cs definitely ask for the envelope, so that's the official line. I'll change the 1st post.

I've sent SAEs for this but the reply never comes in my envelope, they use their own. Interesting that Flyer has had theirs without the SAE though! :think:

It's one of those TMFs/MBGs that's not truly free, unless you have free stamps or can post stuff free from work etc.

laddujaddu

Where else can shaken udder milkshakes can be found, except Waitrose, please? Waitrose is a bit far from my place.

shazam

Nescafe 3 in 1 Try me free. Saw a poster today, cannot find anything on the internet yet but will keep a look out

http://www.nescafe.co.uk/3in1

flyer

shazam wrote: »

Nescafe 3 in 1 Try me free. Saw a poster today, cannot find anything on the internet yet but will keep a look out

http://www.nescafe.co.uk/3in1

Where does it say Try Me Free? I can see Try Me. Some marketeers are very clever at creating eye catching slogans. Are you sure the poster said Try Me Free, rather than Try ME?