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

CouponWoman

SandDancer wrote: »

http://www.nivea.co.uk/highlights/int_product/show/ips_nvs_dnage_2008 , let the page load and then let the little video play , then you will see the fre sample link once it stops playing :beer:

Thanks Sanddancer

I have just requested the sample, how long did it take to come. Also did you ask for more than one for the same address, if yes, did you get the 2nd one.

thanks for your help.:beer:

SandDancer

CouponWoman wrote: »

Thanks Sanddancer

I have just requested the sample, how long did it take to come. Also did you ask for more than one for the same address, if yes, did you get the 2nd one.

thanks for your help.:beer:

unsure of how long it took to arrive to be honest , and i only sent for 1 sample at that time , but when it arrived today with a £2 MOC aswell i ran straight back to the site to sign up a few more times :beer:

m4rtin

bullshot wrote: »

Blimey peeps lots of things happening today.....I've been very busy all day with the biggest printer problem EVER!!! I changed a black ink cartridge yesterday and then went to print something last night...printer made all sorts of whirring noises and the thingy that goes back and forth didn't budge...it tried but it it just made awful noises and all the blooming lights were flashing...though couponnet have gone too far this time !!!!First they blocked me, then they blew up my cooker...now this !!1Set about trying to sort it out this morning...ink everywhere inside the printer, got it all over my desk,carpet and you should see my fingers and the palms of my hands...nightmare....got it onto the dining table( on an old towel) and got out the screwdrivers and a torch and had a good look inside it...no idea what was happening..hubby said whats that white thing for there? No idea.....he prodded it and it moved and was really loose...thanks for that I said now you've really broken it...he put his blooming great fingers inside the works to try and slide it back and it tipped up a bit....aaarrghhh!!! He lifted it out and handed it to me.....the blooming plastic credit card type thingy that came with my new router, with the security number on it....only bl****y well fallen off the shelf and into my printer....aaaaarghhhh!!! Spent all morning cleaning bits of melted plastic that had stuck to the wheely things inside....then did cleaning print heads and replaced all the cartridges...printed off loads of mocs until they looked OK, (the first 6/7 were very scary all stripey)...just been to Tesco and they scanned perfectly...Woo Hoo!!......very bad day for bully.....need a lie down in a dark room now....my shopping came to £14 and I paid £1.07....no probs with cashier , but woman behind me was quite annoyed and as
I was leaving store cashier was just going on her break....she said the woman behind me wasn't pleased, she thought it disgusting using all those coupons...cashier said she told her, I had done nothing wrong, and was withing my rights as a Tesco customer to use them....that has cheered my up a bit....now have a problem ...how do I get rid of rainbow hands ????

Yes bully Remember to breathe!! (We use Swarfega at work btw - If you do your own refills defo recommend it)

jill36_2

Bought my first pack of Pik a Paks today. It was quite easy to see that they had moc's attached:D

I have a question for all of you who have bought shed loads;).

Do you take the coupons off as you use them, or like me, now have 8 boxes with a neat square cut out the back.:rotfl:

Going to buy a few more tomorrow as I see the use by date is Oct 2010

:T

Brightness

Stupid question but what are pik a paks?

Bootsalebargains

Brightness wrote: »

Stupid question but what are pik a paks?

They are small packs of nestle cereal (8 in a pack I think) on the back of each pack is a 25p coupon of different nestle cereals

Brightness

Bootsalebargains wrote: »

They are small packs of nestle cereal (8 in a pack I think) on the back of each pack is a 25p coupon of different nestle cereals

I did think that but wasn't sure and didn't know they still did them! I remember getting them as a rare treat when I was a kid LOL

Would probably end up costing me more than it was worth as I think my boys eat cereal out of washing up bowls :rolleyes:

m4rtin

Brightness wrote: »

I did think that but wasn't sure and didn't know they still did them! I remember getting them as a rare treat when I was a kid LOL

Would probably end up costing me more than it was worth as I think my boys eat cereal out of washing up bowls :rolleyes:

Well atm they cost about £1.30 and depending on the mix have either 7 or 8 25p moc's on the backs so you can't really lose (I think!) - So just feed 'em cereal for a year or two and you'll be a millionaire :rotfl:(Sorry can't be bothered to actually calculate for you and it doesn't include milk but you can always make them eat then dry!!)

KarenBB

Brightness wrote: »

I did think that but wasn't sure and didn't know they still did them! I remember getting them as a rare treat when I was a kid LOL

Would probably end up costing me more than it was worth as I think my boys eat cereal out of washing up bowls :rolleyes:

The pic a pacs would be great they would actually save you money. Each pack of 8 costs £1.36 (used to be £1.18 even better bargain then), each packet has a 25p coupon on it so £2.00 in moc, you would actally make 64p profit each time you bought them.

beat me to it m4rtin

bullshot

Brightness wrote: »

I did think that but wasn't sure and didn't know they still did them! I remember getting them as a rare treat when I was a kid LOL

Would probably end up costing me more than it was worth as I think my boys eat cereal out of washing up bowls :rolleyes:

Now I'm not owning up to exactly how many I have bought...(:obut think 3 figures...thats outers...so times that by 8 for packets, have carrier bags full of the packs minus the boxes and piles of the mocs all sorted into the various mocs, have sore fingers from all the cutting out:o)
They were £1.18 when we all started buying them and the mocs redeem at £2...no brainer, buy them and either eat them or give them away...82p profit or as someone posted on here,you get 10p for every packet you eat....they went up to £1.36...maths slightly different but still make a profit...some of the mocs are repeated so you cannot always use £2 of mocs now, but I can usually use £1.50 every time I shop...the mocs are valid until 2011...