Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 5 (and chat)

veggiecar

Jen_31 wrote: »

Hm

I dont see why excited about this £5 off a £30 spend in tesco....... please can someone explain.

Well a quick total from the info in the previous thread (this thread is only one day old!....the link is shown in an earlier post!) gives some-one new to couponning, or a fresh PC, couponnet coupons to the value of just over £16.
pdf type ones that have been listed gives over £6.30.
Add the £5 off the £30 spend and you are already above a £27.30 total

With the coupons from products, either listed on or linked from this thread,it is easy to get this up to a free £30 spend, especially if you buy more one of the product, since you can then use another coupon:D

THAT is why some folk are doing a little celebratory MOC dance.:dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance:

veggiecar

kathie1101 wrote: »

Hehehe can just see everyones local freecycle groups - full of people requesting the paper lol! Actually it's quite a good idea, but still don't think I could do it - cos although I wouldn't be actually buying the paper, it wouldn't feel right - I have boycotted this paper for the last 20 years and even touching the paper wouldn't feel right somehow.

How would you feel if someone donated the coupons to you, without the surrounding offensive material?

madmuppet5

veggiecar wrote: »

Q: What constitutes ‘abuse’ of the coupon policy?
A: Examples of abuse are: using out-of-date coupons; splitting shopping into several loads and using duplicate coupons on the same day; photocopying or scanning coupons.

If we don't scan coupons how we supposed to get any money off? :rolleyes:
Regarding the splitting of shopping....this aint in T's policy. However, I don't know about the local off-licence

Princess_Coupon

kathie1101 wrote: »

I have boycotted this paper for the last 20 years and even touching the paper wouldn't feel right somehow.

Did they do something specific to you, or is it just because it's trashy?

bullshot

madmuppet5 wrote: »

If we don't scan coupons how we supposed to get any money off? :rolleyes:
Regarding the splitting of shopping....this aint in T's policy. However, I don't know about the local off-licence

Hey MM...am I right in thinking you do the splits every night in your local Mr T's?

madmuppet5

Split me shop and split me sides Bully

veggiecar

madmuppet5 wrote: »

If we don't scan coupons how we supposed to get any money off? :rolleyes:
Regarding the splitting of shopping....this aint in T's policy. However, I don't know about the local off-licence

Neither is photocopying or printing just the barcode onto a blank sheet of paper.

But then, I seem to recall your store allows you to do it, and has written it down as an in-store policy.

So, hey, that's the end of me re-directing folk to FAQ's

heskpesk

Princess_Coupon wrote: »

Did they do something specific to you, or is it just because it's trashy?

I think it has something to do with the way they reported the Liverpool Hillsborough Tradgedy PC.The paper falsely accused fans of robbing the dead and causing the deaths!!

heskpesk

strawberryberry wrote: »

alena unless you are buying one item for £60 or more maybe it would be best to split theshopand then use all the other coupons after the £5 that way you would get twice as much off . I try to always split my shop into smaller sections now to use more coupons you may get away with 5 to 15 on one shop depending on the sa.

Tutt , Tutt:rotfl:

heskpesk

veggiecar wrote: »

Well a quick total from the info in the previous thread (this thread is only one day old!....the link is shown in an earlier post!) gives some-one new to couponning, or a fresh PC, couponnet coupons to the value of just over £16.
pdf type ones that have been listed gives over £6.30.
Add the £5 off the £30 spend and you are already above a £27.30 total

With the coupons from products, either listed on or linked from this thread,it is easy to get this up to a free £30 spend, especially if you buy more one of the product, since you can then use another coupon:D

THAT is why some folk are doing a little celebratory MOC dance.:dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance:

Hi VC Could you just confirm the breakdown of the £6.30 as I seem to have less in PDF MOCS:

Finish £2
Cif 1 £0.50
Cif 2 £0.50
Cow Gate £0.50

Also a few small 15p , 25p etc

Thank you, although just off to check first page as I usually forget and come straight to the lovely chat and banter