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

veggiecar

m4rtin wrote: »

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

I find disposable plastic gloves much quicker and easier....:rotfl:

kathie1101

Brightness wrote: »

LMAO Go on, do a quick calc for me...... Wish I could just feed them cereal. I detest being the one who has to decide what they wnat for dinner every night. Kids are no probs (18 & 23 yr old sons who either get their own or eat what is given them), but hubby .....:mad: Threatened to poison his dinner tonight and told him if he wanted a Stepford wife who had diner on the table at 5pm every night he should have gone to bl**dy Stepford to get one!

Brill, brill, brill Thanks everyone else too - I can see me clearing the shelves in Mr T's tomorrow hahaha.

Well what you need to do is turn Veggie and refuse to cook meat. If your hubby is owt like mine then he can't do without his meat - so he will cook from now on. Problem sorted!:D:D Works for me, mind you the fact that I am a lousy cook might also have something to do with it :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

If you're gonna buy some of the pic a pacs, here's a little tip for you. Most of the packs have mocs on every box, but not all of them do. So before you buy them, turn the packs upside down and then gently push each box up slighly - you should then be able to see the perforations on each coupon (if there is one). The 1st time you do it it is a bit fidly, but after that you get used to doing it and it only takes a couple of seconds.

techspec

Got 'Now thats what i call music 73' today - 250 bonus points so £10 in deals back on a £12 ish spend.

Bought the last of the finish rinse aid, the last few 100% free quantums, paid with coupons, and got loads of £3 coupons back.

Only annoying thing was i filled up with petrol on the way in, and was given a 5p of a litre of petrol on the way out.

veggiecar

KarenBB wrote: »

The pick 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 74p profit each time you bought them.

beat me to it m4rtin

m4rttin might have beaten you too it, but he couldn't be bothered with a quick calculation:rolleyes:

I make it 64p though;)

But anyway...they are better than the finish rinse-aid.....they only give you 50p...and it tastes awful.....:rotfl:but it might clean your windows...:rotfl:....better than the tablets.

Have a good night folks:wave:

Coupon-mad

norman_n wrote: »

I could not believe Tillman that high value ones were there...BUT after an extensive search on the web last night I FOUND links on RAPIDSHARE SEARCH ENGINE!!! Type in COUPONS. I am going shopping today guys to check them out!!!
Tillman which Mr T you work for? My local Mr T is reducing limit on moc.
Please let us know.

Mind me asking how you stumbled across these fraudulent coupons, norman n?

It's just I was wondering if someone was trying (and failing) to set us up? :mad:

I have reported the fraud to Rapidshare under the 'Contact Us' link on there, maybe some others would like to do the same and call for them to remove all those crappy coupon links and to ask them to report the perpetrator to Couponstar.

m4rtin

veggiecar wrote: »

I find disposable plastic gloves much quicker and easier....:rotfl:

Unfortunately we strip them down and completely service them. (Not me thankfully) but I've seen one of my guys do it. Scrapes out mountains of black goo (Epson printers so real ink wasters!!) changes all of the internal 'nappies' empty's the dump tank, flushes all the pipes, changes printer carriage, print heads etc etc etc - Takes him about 3 Hrs to do each one. Real nightmare and says he can't do it with gloves as wearing them for hours makes his hands go numb and loses feeling (Oh err missus) - Ergo Swarfega needed;)

SandDancer

Coupon-mad wrote: »

Mind me asking how you stumbled across these fraudulent coupons, norman n?

It's just I was wondering if someone was trying (and failing) to set us up? :mad:

I have reported the fraud to Rapidshare under the 'Contact Us' link on there, maybe some others would like to do the same and call for them to remove all those crappy coupon links and to ask them to report the perpetrator to Couponstar.

i have given the details to couponnet via phonecall , so they will probs be contacting rapidshare aswell :beer:

olipot

Blimey bullshot what a nightmare of a day, you must have been frantic, hope all is well now, sending you some calming vibes, makes a change from you sending me the lucky ones:smileyhea

BLUEWKD

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swannee_D_3

Coupon-mad wrote: »

Mind me asking how you stumbled across these fraudulent coupons, norman n?

It's just I was wondering if someone was trying (and failing) to set us up? :mad:

I have reported the fraud to Rapidshare under the 'Contact Us' link on there, maybe some others would like to do the same and call for them to remove all those crappy coupon links and to ask them to report the perpetrator to Couponstar.

yes, I reported this to couponnet too as soon as norman n posted the details...also wondered if it was a regular using an AE... as it was a first post...v suspicious....