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

m4rtin

yorkygal wrote: »

Is that what youve printed today???? If so how did you mange it, I tried different names an email adresses but could still only print 3 out

No that's since it started! I would say getting a freebie twice a week on average but as I am blocked on my main PC at home I'm not pushing it on the others that I do still have access to!;)

pinkprincedss1980

m4rtin wrote: »

On PTS you can't swap Couponnet types but as far as I know any genuine one's are fine

Mind you there are some real chancers on there, I put some on and the best offer I got was something like 30% of the value of what I had to swap! Threw them in the bin :eek: in the end as more trouble than it was worth!

We do swaps on PTS and so far we have always got the value we have asked for for our mocs. It's definatly a good way of getting different mocs and passing on any you have got loads of. :T:T:T:T

However I do understand why we can't do it on here and that's why we use PTS :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

kev180

techspec wrote: »

I think i blew it when i said "by ‘eck, i feel a reight bobby dazzler"

My T-shirt doesn't exactly help

http://image.spreadshirt.net/image-server/image/product/8185561/view/1/type/png/width/280/height/280:rotfl:

Anyway, ive started drivelling - so i'm off to the drivel thread.

Sithee!

An inquest in Wigan was told that the deceased had bought Ecstacy tablets, ground them to powder, mixed the E with water and injected into his gum. The Coroner recorded a verdict of " DEATH BY EE BY GUM"

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

neas

How can you signup for the Dolce Gusto coupons. Do you need a code? :O

SandDancer

neas wrote: »

How can you signup for the Dolce Gusto coupons. Do you need a code? :O

no , you only need a code to get the extra 200 points in your account
just sign up and then click on the link they will send to your email addy , then just sit back and wait for your £3.28 voucher to arrive :j

gill377

neas wrote: »

How can you signup for the Dolce Gusto coupons. Do you need a code? :O

https://www.dolce-gusto.co.uk/UK/myd...s/default.aspx


needs an active email/or several addresses.

bullshot

Hope everyone has checked the box at the bottom to let MSE know that they like the thread....great shop just now, used 3 from the Mail( £1 off snacks/£1 off cereal/£1 off bread) no probs, used 1 from Warbys for free 6 pack of Walkers and various others..shop came to £16.74, only moc that would not scan was Pepperdew and SA had it to one side and had forgotten about it, so paid cash 4p and then she said forgot this 30p..so she took it and gave me 30p cash for it....free shop and made 26p....but made £4.26, really as part of my £5 spend on cereals was 2 Pikapaks,( I know, I know)...got Shredded Wheat that was on offer and had Tescos own mocs for those...getting better at this...hope VC is proud of me.....

thistleboon

Do Tesco take manufacturers couponet printed vouchers please?

thistleboon

From the Grocer http://www.thegrocer.co.uk/articles.aspx?page=articles&ID=200260

A dispute over the growing abuse by consumers of manufacturer coupons may end up in the courts after supermarkets were accused of having policies that were "no different from allowing consumers to shoplift".

The Institute of Sales Promotion, which represents manufacturers that issue money-off coupons, said it was taking legal advice because one in six of the 450 million money-off coupons distributed in the UK each year was redeemed against the wrong product, and the problem was costing fmcg companies £50m a year.

The ISP said it was consulting solicitors on whether it could force retailers to only accept coupons redeemed against the manufacturer's product. One fmcg supplier said consumer advice websites such as moneysavingexpert.com had spread the word that supermarkets often accepted coupons as cash.

He said the onset of recession had coincided with a new wave of deliberate attempts by organised coupon fraudsters to scam manufacturers. Tesco last year sent him a bill for spent coupons, £9,000 of which was for random face value sums never issued, he said.

"We issue 20p coupons but we had some coming back with the value of £24.31, another one £1.17. I realised the barcodes had been manipulated [by organised gangs]." Tesco agreed to refund the money after he disputed the claim.

Peter Kerr, chairman of the ISP's coupon committee and MD of coupon-handling company MRM, said he had recently dealt with 15 cases where individual stores had tried to claim back a higher value of coupons than the total value of product sales. "The situation is dreadful for some manufacturers," said Kerr. "Tens of thousands of pounds have been at stake at individual stores."

Tesco said it allowed cashiers to accept "single coupons but not multiples" without checking if the item had been purchased because it was not practical to spend time checking.

Cometdust27

Does anyone know of any coupon friendly stores in the Walsall/Cannock area? Looks like things are getting strict....:(