Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 8 (and chat)

Perranlady

gill377 wrote: »

not here mad, we were going to do another carboot, but we'll have to go to tesco instead, hee hee

Raining in Rosudgeon Gill!!!!!!!

Mum2Hannah

mrs_angry wrote: »

with regards to the huggies coupon, why then are you allowed to print multiple times, they state do not copy, do not sell but it doesnt state you cant print say 4 or 5

it says
You can only retry the online print up to the maximum number of times specified, but you can always request them by post

I was quite confused with the above 2... as I understand, it actually allows one to print upto a max amount tho I don't know what/how the max amount is calculated... and then 'u can always request them by post'... can 1 request more then 1 coupon by post?

veggiecar

neas wrote: »

I think you might get away with 3-4 maximum but with any more and it will flag up multiple netries of the 'redemption code'... .

I, personally, won't use more than ONE, with a unique PIN number.
I see no point in risking the long-term local store and national policy for another £6-£8 in the short term.

Previous post stated the terms were for a single PRINT although multiple reTRYs were allowed to get that one print.

The ebay one has been reported on PTS as being all the same code, so use up any Huggies you have now, it will, as pedicted previously, be blocked soon now.

_sleepless_

Check your emails for a message from Kit Kat Caramel Chunky

Link to get a new free caramel kit kat

Links to couponnet, prints twice, exp 2/9/2009 looks like you need to purchase product too

Have browsed kit kat site but can't find a non personalised coupon

sleepless

mrs_angry

The ebay one has been reported on PTS as being all the same code, so use up any Huggies you have now, it will, as pedicted previously, be blocked soon now.[/QUOTE]

what is PTS please;)

idlesaver

http://www.paidtoshop.co.uk

bullshot

Just back from store that I had probs with F/food mocs....all sorted now , message on each till to take 'em....

Had a nice chat with manager, he explained probs the mocs cause...peeps using photocopies and out of date mocs etc, usually at self-scan.They take around £30,000 a week and they are all sent to Poland for sorting and crediting...(so much for stories on here re peeps at clearing houses here in the UK!!)

The problem this is causing is the use of the continental 7 especially for the coupons taken at the petrol station where the amount of the discount is written on by the cashier....in Poland a 7 is taken to be a 1 ( their 7's have a line throught them) and if the discount is , say, 71p, this is credited as 11p...causing a very large cash shortfall...he was very nice and apologised for misunderstanding re F/Food moc, but as he explained customers tell him one thing and the policy in it's written form says another , Farm Food mocs have crept into the system, supposedly as a short term thing, like the Morrisons or Lidl, and his store was not informed of the policy re F/Foods to be taken all the time....had a brilliant shop, all non food to use the Mail H&B and household , plus the £5 off £25 and paid £2.05 for £26 of stuff..treated myself to some stuff to strengthen my nails that was £10.20...would never have bought that if hadn't had all those lovely mocs to use....then went to loal Tesco and used more Mail mocs for frozen food/F&V /cereals....
GFS voucher arrived today, used CC vouchers..it has day to be used printed on it.

veggiecar

Just gone to get a new huggies coupon from a dnother registration, and it is now back to couponnet:T:T:T
That has to be beneficial to the coupon policy we know and love:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T

:beer::beer:
Also different barcode, so watch and see what happens at the till with the old barcode;)

veggiecar

:rotfl::rotfl:I can't stop laughing at the thought of the faces of the huggies coupon ebay sellers, when they realise they have just posted out colourful bits of paper that are worth nothing....and will have to refund all that money:rotfl::rotfl:and get lots of negative feedback:rotfl::rotfl:and have to buy more paper :rotfl:and ink:rotfl:

That has a certain Karma:A:beer:

jdj_2

veggiecar wrote: »

I, personally, won't use more than ONE, with a unique PIN number.
I see no point in risking the long-term local store and national policy for another £6-£8 in the short term.

Previous post stated the terms were for a single PRINT although multiple reTRYs were allowed to get that one print.

The ebay one has been reported on PTS as being all the same code, so use up any Huggies you have now, it will, as pedicted previously, be blocked soon now.

Also, these coupons are personalised and have a second scannable code, so seems like the store will easily catch anyone trying to submit more than one.