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

amy0807

The coupons you recieve in the Huggies box, can you only use them at asda or can you use them at Tesco too??

pinkcloudnine

amy0807 wrote: »

I have looked and can't seem to find it otherwise i wouldn't have asked, i don't have much time to look on here as i have two young children to look after..

Hi OP if you look at post number 1230, I think this is what you are looking for. HTH x

Coupon-mad

amy0807 wrote: »

I have looked and can't seem to find it otherwise i wouldn't have asked, i don't have much time to look on here as i have two young children to look after..

I have 4 kids and 3 part time jobs (if you count couponing as the third job, lol!) but I'm still on here all the time...:rotfl:

Anyway, off the top of my head, you are looking for a red box 'Huggies Newborn starter pack' in Asda. It has nappies and wipes in it and is about a foot square (roughly).

Then turn it over and check the date on the bottom of the box. I haven't even done this yet but I memorised the useful info. So IIRC (correct me if I have remembered this wrong anyone):

the very best date is 03/2012 (£9+ in mocs)

next best is 02/2012 (varies but a small profit apparently)

avoid 04/2012 as there is only £2 in mocs so a loss (unless you need the nappies anyway).


Ooops, I see it's already been posted by NMRUN. Must keep up!

HTH, don't be put off posting, we are lovely really.xx

Lovely_Lisa

amy0807 wrote: »

Did you do each of them as seperate transactions through the till?

Yes, had to buy one box first without any MOCS, then did two further shops of three each, buying each one seperately - taking MOC out and buying next one, a bit embarrassing and stressy but SAs were v patient with me. So made £42 profit (i think?..)

pinkcloudnine

oops!!!!!!! noticed others have already answered your question amy0807,

amy0807

Lovely_Lisa wrote: »

Yes, had to buy one box first without any MOCS, then did two further shops of three each, buying each one seperately - taking MOC out and buying next one, a bit embarrassing and stressy but SAs were v patient with me. So made £42 profit (i think?..)

Thank you Lovely Helpful Lisa :D

Coupon-mad

amy0807 wrote: »

The coupons you recieve in the Huggies box, can you only use them at asda or can you use them at Tesco too??

They are all non-store specific so you can use them in Tesco or Waitrose against your general shopping.

But if you find the boxes, the cheapest way to buy them is to buy them one at a time, open the box, remove the £2 red Huggies newborn moc, use that immediately at the Asda till against the next box, etc., etc.,

Then go home & count your remaining lovely mocs.:D

bullshot

amy0807 wrote: »

Could someone please post the link on here to the original post that explains about the Asda Huggies nappies with the certain date etc,
Many thanks..

We are very friendly on here, in fact I believe it to be the best and friendliest site ANYWHERE on the net..the first reply was from someone that is one of THE most helpful people on here...maybe like just you this morning they didn't have the time to go searching on your behalf....so please thank them for their suggestion, you can use the 'search' box as a help tool...the others had to 'go search' for you...they probably had the time...if you register for email updates , then you will know exactly what is happening all the time on this fantastic thread.

veggiecar

sher60 wrote: »

Right folks, I've found the Robinson's Fruit Shoots coupon problem. You can do 1 of 2 things, either go to www.fruitshoot.com and click on the Parents section at the bottom of the page and sign-up for newsletters and 50p coupon or type in http://www.couponstar.com/c/fruitshoot/index.php which will take you to the coupon sign-up page. HTH:D

Well found Sher60!:T
If the kids like them then it works out nice and cheap..
4 bottles = £1.46 2 coupons gives another £1 off so only 46p for 4 bottles

If anyone still has the coupons from the collar of the washing-up liquid...£2 off fairy platinum it's 1/2 price in my local...so £3.39 for 22 tabs less £2 means only £1.39.
(not as good as finish with Sainsbury's/Asda though!)

I can see a lot of cupboards filling up with dishwash tablets!
and car boot sales awash with them.

BabyFratelli

On the fairy washing up liquid bottles in Tesco they have a £2.00 off next purchase.

It has Tesco on the MOC but I used it in Asda yesterday :j