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

veggiecar

madmuppet5 wrote: »

Was not Mad :rotfl:
Mad does not and never has driven (Hence the multiple shops to T's)

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
What a super excuse!;)
And here was me thinking you spilled your tinnies, whilst taking the corners too quickly!:rolleyes:

veggiecar

victoria246 wrote: »

hi any vouchers for 2 4 1 alton towers for sat 2nd thanks

Yes, I know of one.

veggiecar wrote: »

Unfortunately, I have a new bee in my bonnet, and I cannot help anyone on this thread until they have thanked Lori (Honey9036) for the opening post;)

But since you have posted the same question on three different threads, within 10 minutes, you'll probably get lucky elsewhere quicker!;)




ok...for anyone who is after these, the two cheapest ways of getting in that I know are through cokezone (requires 5 points...or less than 2 bottles) for a 2 for 1 voucher....if you have time...just buy ONE full fat coke (cost £1)(get 3 points), use that to get a free coke zero with another 3 points from that bottle
other method
burger king....one adult meal....for a 1/2 price voucher... this is possibly a better deal, since the 2 for 1's normally require an adult ticket to be bought, this just requires one voucher per person...but each adult meal is just under 3 pounds


so...family of 4 would need to buy 2 bottle of coke, and get 2 free (£2) or 4 meals (£8)
normal admission is approx £30 ticket prices here

Bootsalebargains

I've been watching for a while and finally joined up but I can't work out how to thank someone.

Can anyone help me please

never mind, I've worked it out, i'm thick, Lol

veggiecar

bulgariafairy wrote: »

is that walls coupon working, does anyone know?

Which Walls coupon is that one?

Is it the five pound one that was screen copied from a scanned brochure from the Scout Association, (and then removed from the site after they found out it was being abused by people who weren't buying the sausages for the charity), and subsequently sold by unscrupulous sellers on ebay before the Scouts Assoc. and Walls informed ebay?

Or is it the out of date one from the NUS mag?

veggiecar

Bootsalebargains wrote: »

I've been watching for a while and finally joined up but I can't work out how to thank someone.

Can anyone help me please

Welcome Bootsalebargains:beer:
if you are logged in, you should see a thanks button on the bottom right of each message (beside the "quote" button)
Below where you would get the rep button in PTS;))
On here you can read the posts without being logged in....in which case you won't see it......

At the top of the screen if you press remember me (before logging in) it will automatically log you in when you come on:beer:

BLUEWKD

bullshot wrote: »

I posted last week about offer on ink cartridges at Mr T's...Tesco's own brand were on offer , buy any 2 and get extra 250 points.That's no longer on instore( well not in my local store) , but it is still on via Tesco Direct, plus double points for Direct shopping...just ordered 6 cartridges came to £28.98..got 750 points plus 28 x 2..total 806 points worth £32.24 towards my next holiday, and no delivery charge ( £5 if delivered to home) as am having 'em delivered to nearby store that I'm visiting for a Mystery Shop next week.

If anybody wants to order from Tesco Direct, order a sim card as well (abour £5) as most of them are delivered FREE. Then when you next go to T's take it back under their returns policy. This is not a scam, it is well known that it is a way to get free delivery by Tesco's. I recently bought a DVD player and did this, but ended up taking both back cos it was the wrong DVD player delivered and the lady said "oh, you ordered the sim card for free delivery", very nice for a change.

aquarian

do we have to buy that whiskas kitten pouch to use that coupon or is it like all the others wer we can buy anything and still use that coupon to pay???

sher60

Smelly_Feet wrote: »

http://www.tescocampaigns.co.uk/surveys/ad3357/ad3357comp.asp
I have just received my FREE Cholesterol testing kit from Tesco. Inside was also 2x£1 Tesco coupons off Flora pro-active products.:dance::dance::dance:
keep dancing MM x

I got one too but don't make the same mistake as me with the coupons as they have 2 different dates! Dopey me didn't bother to check the expiration dates as I was just really excited to get them this morning as I had planned to buy 2 6 packs today and I ended up taking the one dated for next month with me! I did check to see if I could use them both in the same transaction as the yogurt I wanted is on special 2 for £3 but sadly it stated one per transaction. I don't believe it!, I just thought I didn't even buy Flora yogurt so I just checked in the fridge and found that I bought Muller so even if I took the right coupon it wouldn't have worked anyway! Boy do I feel like the village idiot!!:cool:

sher60

veggiecar wrote: »

Don't worry...most other people just read it, too.:rolleyes:

Saving that much on coupons, without upsetting the applecart, is pretty easy, as most of the regulars will know.
Take OH and £15 worth of coupons each, shop as separate customers = £30 discount in one store in one visit.
Do that in one store each day of the week and you have saved £210. £840 in 4 weeks. £6240 in 52 weeks.
Visit different stores, or use more coupons, and it obviously adds up to more.
When you realise how much can be saved, you will realise why it is best to keep the current coupon policy for the longer term rather than getting a short term gain.

Thanks for coming on here and sharing...
....now don't forget to stop by post 1 and thank Honey.;)

Veggiecar, you really are a nice person and you have a very nice way of saying things.:p

sher60

lubylwu wrote: »

Just been to Mr M's this morning and Finish Quantum / Max are BOGOF - £7.33. For those of you having trouble with Finish coupon scanning presume you could use two coupons leaving £3.33 to pay for 2 packs - not a bad deal and a way of using up coupons. I'm off to Mr T's tonight, will try coupon there and if it doesn't work will be back to Mr M's.

I used one at 3 different Tesco's today without any problems so I'm confused as to why you think they are no longer excepted at Tesco. Did I miss something?:rolleyes: