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

CouponWoman

sher60 wrote: »

That was a great shopping result but not my best. For the first week of this month I had £261.25 for £1.04! I'd love to have a week for under a pound so that is what I strive for every time I shop!!;)

I stand by what I said before, you are an amazing couponner.

well done

:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T

CouponWoman

ella_ella_ella wrote: »

Hi

Please could somebody point me in the direction of Tescos coupon terms - the one everybody carries with them Im not lazy, I just cant find it

Look on page 1, post 4, of this thread

CouponWoman

Mum2Hannah wrote: »

That would be fab Sher60!! But I imagine how much this would cost? Would it not b far easier for T's (as they do in many, many stores) just not to accept internet coupons? Also, when (whoever can) uses the PDF's internet coupons how would T's system b able to tell if these r photcopies? They don't bring any ID on them...

If Mr T's stopped taking internet coupons, I, for one, would be gutted.

these coupons are worth a lot of money to me and I use some of them every shop.

Need_a_break

hogshead wrote: »

Just print the MOC & use it against your normal shop. I have used several of these, we never drink the stuff eother but £2 off your shop can't be sniffed at & you have the kit to eat up too. Enjoyed one last night.

Ooh can i do that? Is it just tesco that will accept this? Cause we only have sainsburys and waitrose near us thanks in advance.

ella_ella_ella

CouponWoman wrote: »

Look on page 1, post 4, of this thread

Thank you, Im having problems printing it off, im saving it as a picture but my PC wont print it unless its saved as a xps something file and I dont have a clue what its talking about!! arggghhhh :mad:

ella_ella_ella

No matter, swearing seemed to fix the problem :rotfl:

kathie1101

gill377 wrote: »

yes thanks we did really well, it was worth turning out at 8 this morn til 3 in afternoon, we took £1765 altogether,(£900 was on the raffle) we alway have a great raffle,about 50 prizes, all donated,
and yes the mars balls went well,we sold 3 mail bags full, and thats b4 they were blown up,lost count how many went, had folk waiting for them whilst I was blowing them up with my bicycle pump,lol,

Glad you had such a good day Gill and raised a lot of money for such a good cause. Well done:T:T:T I was hoping to come up, but I'm not in the best of health at the moment and OH's driving is bad enough at the best of times - don't think I could have coped with it with my bad back as well lol! Shhh don't tell him I said that though:D:D:D:D

sher60 wrote: »

I forgot to to you what one of the cashiers told me during our 4 store run the other day!
She was telling me that soon the tills will be able to detect if the internet coupon is legit or not!:j Yippee, it's about time they programed the tills to detect when a coupon with the same ID number is being used. This should put a stop to photocopies!!!:T
I assume the coupon ID number will be stored in a central database or hooked up to the coupon clearing house database when it is used and if someone tries to use another coupon with the same ID number the till will not accept it!! I think this is fantastic news!!!!!!!

That is good news, anything that stops photocopies and forgeries being used has got to be good but makes you wonder if that means they will stop taking the pdf type coupons Although maybe not cos I suppose they are freely downloadable there is no need to forge them or photocopy them (unless someone is changing the values of them) whereas the couponnet ones are limited and thus the temptation to photocopy etc is a lot greater and the stores probably take a lot more forgeries/photocopies on these.

djrich1

sher60 wrote: »

I've been couponing now for over a year and I have saved literally thousands of pounds and we eat very well now. Before couponing I had to buy the value brands and cheap meats and wouldn't even think about buying steak but now the store is our oyster! Good luck couponing!

Same here.... i tell friends and family menbers, but they think its too much hassle.... i dont agree, work is hassle, couponing is easy and saves thousands!:money:

kathie1101

sinw wrote: »

Is the badger beer moc on the bottle?

We have nosey neighbours who stretch there necks to look at all our swag in the garage, they even reported us a few times.

Would love to know who they reported you to and what for (I'm just as nosey as your neighbours lol!)

Next time tell them they should report you to Martin Lewis for being an excellent money saving expert :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Mum2Hannah

Need_a_break wrote: »

Hi all, first of all i would like to thank everyone that contributes to this thread, you have been very helpful and entertaining:T.
I have been reading the thread every now and then but family commitments dont allways let me catch up properly so do forgive me if i am posting this in the wrong place.

Discovery Fajita Kit ( £1.2x in Home bargains) Has a unique code for a £2 moc off sol beer that can be claimed via their website WWW.sol-beer.co.uk/rewards.

Hope I've done this right and thanks again.

xx

Nab


(I have not used it as we do not drink, so pm me if you want it)

WELCOME NAB!!!! 'Seen' u on the previous Boots thread... good 2c u here... Thanks 4 the above, think it's on the 1st page but ur offer to send the code to some1 is very kind...:o tho u could have, possibly, used the voucher against ur own shop without buying the product...;):D this thread is all about how to use coupons...;) So read the 1st few pages & u'll be surprised with the wealth of info on here... thanks to every1 on here for their input...:T:T:T