Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 7 (and chat)

bullshot

MILLYMOLLY wrote: »

Just tried printing persil coupon and message came up saying I needed to install- coupon printer install, but it failed because it said I wasn't connected to internet
when I was anybody got any idea what to do.
Thanks

Do you mean the Surf coupon or is there a Persil moc lurking somewhere?

techspec

ampersand wrote: »

Apologies for repeat ?,but really would like to print out copy of Mr T's coupon policy as on first page. Can't do it; it won't copy. Techspeak simple instruxns rqd,:o if poss.
Thankyou in advance.

Put cursor (pointy thing on screen :rotfl:) over the policy.

Right click on mouse.

Choose 'print picture'.

Voila!

OR - when right clicking on mouse, you can also 'save picture as', and put a copy on your PC, to read or print any time .

kiraroo

well i tried the coupons today for the first time. I just took £2.50 of coupons and included one of something i actually buy and the cashier took and accepted them all. i really couldn't believe it!!!

KarenBB

Well done kiraroo, the first time is quite nerve racking. It does get easier. I just wish I'd been aware of Tesco's policy years ago.

kiraroo

i was a little nervous but i decided if they didn't take them then i'd just accept that a try a different cashier next week. just printing off some more coupons now

hillybilly22

Checkout Manager at my T's told me today they'd received notification last Friday of change of national policy. :eek:
10% only, need to buy the product, don't take anything that looks like it could be a photocopy (ie all computer prints in black and white). blah blah blah.
Hope she's wrong. I've emailed Dundee for clarification on their latest policy.
Hilly
xxx

Old_Trout_2

kathie1101 wrote: »

Just got the details from facebook of the £10 M&S voucher that's going to be in tomorrows News of the World:

Who says being green isn't glam?
Clear out your cupboards, donate to Oxfam and get £10 off at M&S. Bonus!

Been meaning to clean out your bulging wardrobe for a while but haven't quite got around to it? Well, we have the perfect incentive for you!

Fabulous has teamed up with M&S and Oxfam to bring you a brilliant Glad Rags to Riches offer.

All you need to do is recycle your unwanted clothes at Oxfam and you'll get money off new ones at M&S.

So not only can you look glam but someone benefits from your old clothes


GOING GREEN, EASY AS 1.2.3
1. Rummage through your wardrobe, drawers, under the bed for all those clothes* you no longer wear.

2. Take your unwanted items - including at least one item from Marks & Spencer - to your nearest Oxfam store, along with the completed coupon in this weekends Fabulous.

3. Head to M&S with your £10 voucher and redeem it when you spend £50 or more on clothing, home or beauty products before August 15, 2009.

Hope it helps some of you - will also post it on the newspaper thread

I think I'm right in saying, if this is a conditional spend coupon, it won't be accepted at Tesco for all those wanting to use it against their shopping.

Old_Trout_2

kev180 wrote: »

How do you make your own butter?

I know some Tesco trouts ( SORRY OT) make their own yogurt. They just stare at a pint of milk for 10 minutes

:T:T:T:TYa forgiven Kev:T:T:T:T

madmuppet5

hillybilly22 wrote: »

Checkout Manager at my T's told me today they'd received notification last Friday of change of national policy. :eek:
10% only, need to buy the product, don't take anything that looks like it could be a photocopy (ie all computer prints in black and white). blah blah blah.
Hope she's wrong. I've emailed Dundee for clarification on their latest policy.
Hilly
xxx

A load of cobblers (tell him Mad said so). If T's were going to stop taking coupons they wouldn't be trialling giving vouchers out of their cashpoint machines.

madmuppet5

Mad defrosted his freezer for his own personal butter mountain:T:T:T

Can ya freeze cheese?