Money off vouchers

drstonk

Hi, just thought i'd float an idea how about a local voucher exchange pot in a local shop or post office.
I get tons of vouchers for stuff i'm never going to buy and it seems a shame to bin them so...
put all your unwanted vouchers in the pot and grab a few you do need. Due to the low actual value of these vouchers it would be pointless doing this thru the post so spread a little moneysavingness locally.
There is a less than altruistic slant to this also, i know some vouchers are named but you can get round this by paying cash, also i'm sure that if the issuer notices that "you" use the voucher that they'll consider you for more.
Sorry bit long winded but hell, i think it's a good idea, what does anyone else think?
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Dormouse

I get tons of vouchers for stuff i'm never going to buy and it seems a shame to bin them so...
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Don't know if you know this but some Asda and Tesco stores actually take vouchers for stuff that you don't buy... so you don't have to bin them! ;D

HTH

jockettuk

but our local asdas and tescos in peterborough getting a bit strict on it now.. only taking if you buy the product.. managers progative so they say.

maiden_scotland

I use tesco self scan to use coupons on items I don't buy.
at the end of the day tesco get their money back and also a handling fee per coupon

loafer_2

but our local asdas and tescos in peterborough getting a bit strict on it now.. only taking if you buy the product.. managers progative so they say.

e-mail tesco customer service - the only prerogative the managers have in the policy is the self-printed internet coupons... according to them

Russ66

Prerogative. ;D

drstonk

Pedant

bubbles_2

does self scan work in sainsburys does anyone know..and if so, how much does it let you put through per transaction please?

bubs x