Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 6 (and chat)

veggiecar

madmuppet5 wrote: »

Mad was correct again then

Don't you just hate it when people say "I told you so":rolleyes:
:rotfl:
cheers, Mad:T:T

kathie1101

CouponWoman wrote: »

son thought I was mad (sorry mad) for putting Vera Duckworth and Julie Walters, and a few other tv or film stars

nothing was said at the tills

Funny thing is OH actually knows someone called Vera Duckworth - she's a customer and I always think if tax man decided to check he would think we were pulling a fast one if he saw that on the paperwork

kathie1101

madmuppet5 wrote: »

should she be drinking whilst pregnant with my child?:cool:

Welcome home Gill. Mad missed ya!:o

How could ya Mad:eek: Leading us all on like that and then you drop a bombshell like that. Hmmm only the other day you were with me trying out a waterbed from that shop that was mentioned on here with the £100 off, and we know you've been seeing Tilly too - so who else have you been seeing? Think we may be seeing you on Jeremy Kyle before long, if not on the Child Support board:D

JenWren

miss-piggin wrote: »

I am so fed up, last week I had £31.95 worth of shopping for just £1.98 and the week before I had £45.76 worth for £4.67, but today got different SA who took one look at the coupons and called her trout sorry I mean supervisor, I had £38 of shopping and although she took all of the coupons except the morrisons £5 cos I used a different total spend one and she said I would have to spend £60 to use both she informed me that Mr T's had changed their policy 3 weeks ago and no longer accept coupons without buying the product, and she would take them today as a goodwill gesture but not to use them again.

Hi Miss Piggin,

I noticed you're located in Nuneaton, can I just ask which Mr T's you shop at? I live locally and shop at Bedworth and so far haven't had any problems!

richmanu7

moyilla wrote: »

Just wondered if there was a cheaper option that you experts know about as my printer has never been under so much pressure :rotfl:

Thanks to a tip from here, I buy the refill yourself pack from T's at £4.86 for all 3 colours in a kit using mocs & it has lasted about 6 weeks bit messy at first but you soon get the hang of it, and saves a fortune on ink.:T

jeferey

moyilla wrote: »

...Just wondered if there was a cheaper option that you experts know about as my printer has never been under so much pressure :rotfl:

I print most of mine at work on a colour laserjet - oooooh the quality :rotfl:

veggiecar

richmanu7 wrote: »

Thanks to a tip from here, I buy the refill yourself pack from T's at £4.86 for all 3 colours in a kit using mocs & it has lasted about 6 weeks bit messy at first but you soon get the hang of it, and saves a fortune on ink.:T

Just a tip on the tip...............wear the plastic gloves provided!!!;)
Even after you get the hang of it:D
I've been spotted out for a drink with "rainbow hands" more than once:beer:

sher60

aallank wrote: »

so is this allowed at Tesco's do we think or not because it isn't named??

None of the Tesco's I use sells it.:mad:

Dr.Who-Who

veggiecar wrote: »

I've decided to risk a fiver anyway, even though I can print all my own.
The link to the welcome is under their contact page....I don't know how I missed it before....but then I was only looking for coupons;)

Hopefully I won't be kicking myself in a few days for losing a fiver, but the idea looks interesting:beer:

VC, do let us know when you get yr welcome pack, whether it is worth the fiver. Before all of us rush in to donate fiver to the site.:rotfl:

veggiecar

Is your pet in shape? Understand why size matters.

I thought it was more spam for viagra.......... it was from Purina:rotfl: