NEWSPAPER SUMMARY - Monday 29th June 2009

sad_dog_lady

£3.00 sorry

in fine print it says wh smith sainsburys, waitrose and other voucher accepting independant stores...

Unintended_Muse

sad_dog_lady wrote: »

todays daily telegraph pg 18 vanity fair coupon get mag for 1.00...... dreamy johnny depp on the cover .........................

Is this a general nss moc, or does it have store restrictions please?

-MRS_T-

sad_dog_lady wrote: »

£3.00 sorry

Is this a 99 barcode please, and does it have any restrictions on it ie does it have to be used in certain stores and what is the expiry date please.

Sorry for all the questions

tia

Coupon-mad

sad_dog_lady wrote: »

£3.00 sorry

in fine print it says wh smith sainsburys, waitrose and other voucher accepting independant stores...[/QUOTE]





Unfortunately it's not NSS, this point has already been answered by sad dog lady, in the quote above.

Having a 99 barcode and being scannable aside, this moc is not OK for Tesco to redeem. I know some people will ignore this fact...but hopefully most will see the bigger picture and would want to keep their Tesco store OK with coupon-acceptance longterm.

So it's a good one for Waitys!:T:T

Does anyone know the expiry date please?

sad_dog_lady

sorry im still new at all this.... its bar code starts 9914 its worth 3.00 for the july issue valid till july 1st .....hope this is ok anything else please ask.

Coupon-mad

sad_dog_lady wrote: »

sorry im still new at all this.... its bar code starts 9914 its worth 3.00 for the july issue valid till july 1st .....hope this is ok anything else please ask.

Don't apologise...thankyou thankyou thankyou for posting! That's some spending money at my local Waitrose! :T

My local store allow 3 coupons against your shopping (which can be duplicates and you don't have to buy the magazine), so that's £9 each time against maybe a £10 shop, for a couple of days. Lovely!

Cheers again for the info. :T:A

mummym_3

hi, just a quick question on the mail vouchers sat? does nappies count as health and beauty as the voucher states not against formula milk???? tia

The_Old_Bag

This morning I have ordered my free 50 digital prints from Asda, and booked for my free hair cut at SAKs -
Love this thread and all you guys and gals:T

None of my family and friends can believe how well I live, knowing how little money I have coming in, and how much things cost these days.
I have told them about MSE and all the newspaper coupons, but some people seem to think it is all just too much effort.....
Their loss, our gain

Coupon-mad

mummym wrote: »

hi, just a quick question on the mail vouchers sat? does nappies count as health and beauty as the voucher states not against formula milk???? tia

Hmmm...I don't know for sure but baby toiletries do NOT usually work with Tesco H&B vouchers. So not even baby talc/wipes/lotion etc, let alone nappies.

I think the 'not formula milk' wording is quite standard but seems irrelevant on that voucher doesn't it?

But things like Sun tan lotion, hair brushes/accessories, and toothbrushes should all work along with most plasters, creams and basic cold-cure medicines etc. (but not pharmacy-only or prescription meds). Also all beauty & cosmetics, shower gels, shampoo, hand-wash and other easy-to-stock-up-on items will work.

mummym_3

Coupon-mad wrote: »

Hmmm...I don't know for sure but baby toiletries do NOT usually work with Tesco H&B vouchers. So not even baby talc/wipes/lotion etc, let alone nappies.

I think the 'not formula milk' wording is quite standard but seems irrelevant on that voucher doesn't it?

But things like Sun tan lotion, hair brushes/accessories, and toothbrushes should all work along with most plasters, creams and basic cold-cure medicines etc. (but not pharmacy-only or prescription meds). Also all beauty & cosmetics, shower gels, shampoo, hand-wash and other easy-to-stock-up-on items will work.

thankyou, i think i will ask at customer services on the way in, i will then post on here when i return