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

veggiecar

katie1991 wrote: »

if youve already printed them how do you get more?

You could either use a different computer, or for some of them, you can re-register...and sometimes get lucky.
They are also for sale on the internet, but I don't see that there is any way of guaranteeing that they are not copies.

katie1991

veggiecar wrote: »

You could either use a different computer, or for some of them, you can re-register...and sometimes get lucky.
They are also for sale on the internet, but I don't see that there is any way of guaranteeing that they are not copies.

i cant find any on the internet
can anyone give me a clue and how much i should pay?

bullshot

Another visit to Mr T's( hubby has had theTelegraph everyday for MP's expenses info, so have used my Times moc) Shopping total was just over £14 and used £7.55 of mocs...the only moc that wouldn't scan was the 25p off Olives...guess what? It was the only product I had actually bought!!!But even better, we only drink de-caff coffee and there were 3 packs of it reduced to clear with over 12 months date...normally £3.75 clearance price £1.04. and the lovely Lemon Infusions tea was reduced to clear at 32p, so had 2 packs of that..,somehow a Pikapak fell into my trolley as well..(I know , I know , I'm very sad , but we're eating 'em and enjoying 'em ,and making money as well)...nice SA as well, who looked surprised at how much I had saved but didn't flinch when scanning them...

sher60

katie1991 wrote: »

i cant find any on the internet
can anyone give me a clue and how much i should pay?

Coupons are sold on eBay. I would never buy internet coupons though. When I have bought coupons on eBay, I set a 1/2 of what the coupons are worth limit for myself. Such as, if the coupons are worth £10 I won't pay more than £5 for them. Also if you have any to swap, paid to shop is a good place to swap. Ask family and friends to print them off for you.

poshnosh

just managed to print yet another coupon for herbal shine, icy white gum, cathedral city and canderel.

This couponing is very addicting. Sometimes I feel like its my 2nd part time job! I'm addicted!!

Dr.Who-Who

Gain FREE access to the Foodies Festival at Hampton Court Palace on May Bank Holiday Weekend: Saturday 23rd, Sunday 24th, and Monday 25th May.
We've teamed up with the Evening Standard to give you an offer you can't refuse.
To get your free ticket simply click the image below, print off the ticket, and bring it with you to Hampton Court, it's that easy

http://www.foodiesfestival.com/evening-standard-offer/


Btw, Heinz bake beans @ asda 3 for £1. Hp bake beans @ Netto 1 pack of 4 cans for 79p. Your cupboard are full of Finish tablets mine are full of bake beans.

bullshot

poshnosh wrote: »

just managed to print yet another coupon for herbal shine, icy white gum, cathedral city and canderel.

This couponing is very addicting. Sometimes I feel like its my 2nd part time job! I'm addicted!!

Different computer or just different details?

poshnosh

different details, same p.c

nanna38

I had a quick calculation its works out that 40.00 in one hit gives you ink carts for approx 50 pence so i am quids in and its saves time on constantly having to change your ink i have printed no less than 1000 coupons and still going strong

nanna38 wrote: »

I got a cis system cost around £40.00 to set up but have not regretted it so much more value for money check out google for continus ink systems worth investing in

nanna38

McCain is launching a 'save £10' voucher initiative to encourage cash-strapped consumers to buy its products instead of own label.

A coupon booklet offering consumers 30% off 12 selected McCain products throughout May, June and July will be...
McCain is launching a 'save £10' voucher initiative to encourage cash-strapped consumers to buy its products instead of own label.

A coupon booklet offering consumers 30% off 12 selected McCain products throughout May, June and July will be delivered to more than a million UK homes at the beginning of next month.

The initiative aimed to raise brand awareness and would highlight McCain's 'It's All Good' positioning, product management chief Mark Hodge said.

"We have used sophisticated buying data to profile which consumer groups are feeling the pinch the most and are considering switching to own label," he said. "Over the past eight years we have done one-off doorstep promotions but this is our biggest door-drop coupon activity to date."

Hodge said McCain had written to retailers to "provide early warning" and ensure availability was good.