Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 4 (and chat)

sher60

McVities Minis 30p coupon is working again!!:D On the down side though, Cathedral City Cheese has ended.:(

sher60

Not sure what is going on with the Robinson's Fruit Shoot coupon but when the page opens it is blank!:rolleyes:

veggiecar

heskpesk wrote: »

Sorry to go back over old ground but I am playing catch up after my life threatening man flu!!

Am I correct in thinking you can purchase Finish at Sainsburys that is on offer at £1.85 and use the £2.00 MOC??

If so how do you get over the fact the MOC is more than the product?

Thank you (cough splutter)

Presumably, it will take 15p off the rest of your shopping...try the sweets/confectionery aisle, there are usually things there to make up the difference.
(I haven't done the Sainsbury's run yet...so if anyone knows different,please post and correct me;))

As an aside, when one of my local Tescos started a silly rule of one coupon for each item you bought.....I ended up buying [STRIKE]shed loads[/STRIKE] bags full of haribu horrible sticky sweets. They were only 6p a bag, and meant I could carry on using higher value (even 15p:p and 25p coupons)
10 items and 60p on sweets meant 20 coupons could be used.... they soon realised it was a silly rule

veggiecar

sher60 wrote: »

Not sure what is going on with the Robinson's Fruit Shoot coupon but when the page opens it is blank!:rolleyes:

Maybe, it's just tired and having a lie-in......I'll see if it's woken up later:D

amy0807

Sorry i haven't had a chance to read through all the previous posts, i just wondered if the £1 till spit for frozen food that Tesco's have been giving out has to be used on frozen food or can it be used on any shopping??
Many thanks..

jeferey

amy0807 wrote: »

Sorry i haven't had a chance to read through all the previous posts, i just wondered if the £1 till spit for frozen food that Tesco's have been giving out has to be used on frozen food or can it be used on any shopping??
Many thanks..

Got to be frozen food I'm afraid - I tried to use a 75 points on toiletries against some sun tan cream (summer is approaching ) and it didn't work.

jeferey

Lovely_Lisa wrote: »

Thanks to OP Cheapie on PTS
http://www.couponstar.com/press/press2009/15Apr09.php

I had to laugh at the bit where it says about many people printed coupons for the first time - I wonder how many as derivatives of the same person :rotfl:

veggiecar

jeferey wrote: »

I had to laugh at the bit where it says about many people printed coupons for the first time - I wonder how many as derivatives of the same person :rotfl:

:shhh: shhhhhhhhh

Browntoa wrote: »

I've been deleting posts that suggest ways to reprint (defraud) couponet vouchers

please don't do this any more

:cool:

"Our goal in 2009 is to bring coupons to as many digital platforms as possible so that consumers can readily find savings in these difficult times.”

Isn't it nice to know that we, too, are helping consumers in difficult times:T give yourselves a pat on the back:rotfl:

gill377

just read this link from martins latest email,so of it is very funny

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=82664

gill377

BLUEWKD wrote: »

How did it work in Sainsburys with them being £1.85, did it knock the other 15p x however many off the rest of your shopping?

Can anyone explain the bounty "mum- to- be essentials pack" redeemable in adsa please. I have the coupon but haven't been yet. Do you have to actually purchase anything or just get the pack and where is it? Must be thick or something cos don't quite understand it, but seems like may have coupons in.

just take it to customer services and hand it over, they should have the packs :j