Magazines renowned for money off vouchers....(NOT ZING)

Hubb1972

I'm always amazed by how much people are saving on their grocery shopping by using vouchers.
Are there any weekly/monthly magazines that are renowned for printing these - I haven't had much luck with the redeeming the ones that you can print off websites. Any ideas would be appreciated.

WELSH-DRAGON_2

Hello Hubb1972 - there are many places you can get vouchers. I always check this board as it usually tells you which magazines have the vouchers in them. Another good place to look is the daily newspaper thread by Rambler as that will tell you which papers have vouchers in them - I get the majority of my vouchers this way as they are usually over £1.50 in value.

I recently complemented Felix cat food on their products and they sent me £4 in vouchers with their compliments. Another good site is: http://www.mumplusone.com email them and they will send you a voucher booklet

Hope this helps :santa2:

RAMBLER

Traditionally best magazine has been useful in the past. Normally costs 70p and you normally get that amount back in coupons. Newspapers that are useful are the Mail and the Times, but the best tip is just to have a scan of them when your shopping - costs nothing.
Don't forget to post any useful coupons for the rest of us.

RAMBLER

Hubb1972

Thanks for your help Welsh dragon and Rambler.
I have had a look at Mums plus one, I don't have any children and don't expect to be having one until my financial situation gets better (2010) by which time I will probably be too old.......

I'll be sure to post any vouchers I come across

jellyhead

you can use vouchers on anything though, you don't need to buy the product. i save up to ten percent on my shopping every week at asda, depending on how many coupons i have. the mum plus one voucher book will contain around £5 worth of coupons for things like special k cereal, teabags, loo roll etc. you can register with huggies, pampers, organix, persil etc. and just pretend you are pregnant. i've no idea where they got the details from but i've been sent quite a few coupons recently in my rabbit's name, for comfort pure. my rabbit also gets coupons for always ultra and carefree sanitary products.

i bought best magazine a few times recently but the coupons aren't that great at the moment, come to less than the cover price so only worth buying if you want to read a mag. i noticed yesterday that my mums tv guide had a coupon, but it only had a short time to be used. the coupons was worth around the cost of the mag but i haven't a clue which mag, it was one of the cheap ones, not tv or radio times.

B4UgoZzz

jellyhead wrote:

you can use vouchers on anything though, you don't need to buy the product. i save up to ten percent on my shopping every week at asda, depending on how many coupons i have. .

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Hi Jellyhead,

Are you saying that if you take a bunch of coupons for let's say pet food products and you only put fruit and veg in your trolley - then you still get the money off your purchase of unrelated items at ASDA?

jellyhead

yes :-)

different stores might have different rules, i think every tesco has a different rule, but every asda i've tried will take up to 10% of the value of your shopping. i regularly use the coupons that pampers send me but i've never bought pampers. i always ask the assistant 'will you take coupons for products i haven't bought' and they usually say 'one coupon of each type, unless you've bought the product in which case you can use 2' so if all of your coupons are different you can use them all, up to 10% of your shopping. nothing to lose by trying, i didn't know about it until my mum worked on a till at asda and was told of the rule, and there were a few students who used to come in with wads of coupons.

Quasar

I'm sure I'm not the only one on this forum in this, but a few weeks ago I received several vouchers from Sainsburys (not the proper Nectar vouchers), for £2.00 off £20 shopping (ie 10% on £20), each valid for a week. So I've been doing just over £20 shopping in my local Sainsbury, where I stocked up on stuff I'd buy anyway but is in this case cheaper than anywhere else. Still have two left.

On top of that I get my usual nectar points of the full £20 of shopping!

zippybungle

Go to the Pampers website https://www.pampers.co.uk and register, they will send you £4.00 of Pampers vouchers

B4UgoZzz

jellyhead wrote:

yes :-)

different stores might have different rules, i think every tesco has a different rule, but every asda i've tried will take up to 10% of the value of your shopping. i regularly use the coupons that pampers send me but i've never bought pampers. i always ask the assistant 'will you take coupons for products i haven't bought' and they usually say 'one coupon of each type, unless you've bought the product in which case you can use 2' so if all of your coupons are different you can use them all, up to 10% of your shopping. nothing to lose by trying, i didn't know about it until my mum worked on a till at asda and was told of the rule, and there were a few students who used to come in with wads of coupons.

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Very interesting. Thanks for the info Jellyhead.

Addy

Quasar wrote:

I'm sure I'm not the only one on this forum in this, but a few weeks ago I received several vouchers from Sainsburys (not the proper Nectar vouchers), for £2.00 off £20 shopping (ie 10% on £20), each valid for a week. So I've been doing just over £20 shopping in my local Sainsbury, where I stocked up on stuff I'd buy anyway but is in this case cheaper than anywhere else. Still have two left.

On top of that I get my usual nectar points of the full £20 of shopping!

Tesco will take these Sainsburys spend and save vouchers too as long as the conditions (date/min spend) have been met.