Tesco vouchers (is this a scam?)

jeferey

tescoisace wrote: »

Quote:
Originally Posted by madmuppet5
What coupons?

and i've looked everywhere also !!

so have I and I can't find them anywhere !!

CouponWoman

Quote:
Originally Posted by tescoisace
Quote:
Originally Posted by madmuppet5
What coupons?

and i've looked everywhere also !!

so have I and I can't find them anywhere !!





Me neither

techspec

CouponWoman wrote: »

Originally Posted by madmuppet5
What coupons?

and i've looked everywhere also !!

so have I and I can't find them anywhere !!





Me neither

They must be round here some where - have you looked under your pc?

veggiecar

Good2go wrote: »

as i said earlier, surely by this you are obtaining goods that the voucher does cover - sounds very similar to obtaining property by deception !!!

Since they will only accept ONE of each coupon without buying the product ....at worst you are only aiding and abetting a very small crime, or perhaps if the manufacturer isn't chuffed about it, they could just not supply Tesco anymore;)

You are quite right, though.....I don't think I'll risk it:rolleyes:

madmuppet5

Coupons are like green shield stamps. In the past Tesco gave green shield stamps on your purchases therefore effectively giving a discount on other products albeit out of the green shield stamp book.:D

sinw

I think this thread should be left to slide away into the fog...........

madmuppet5

Bright and sunny down Mad's way today:D

a11waysindebt

veggiecar wrote: »

Since they will only accept ONE of each coupon without buying the product ....at worst you are only aiding and abetting a very small crime, or perhaps if the manufacturer isn't chuffed about it, they could just not supply Tesco anymore;)

You are quite right, though.....I don't think I'll risk it:rolleyes:

its not so small though when thousands of people start to do it.

Imagine a bank employee taking a penny out of peoples accounts.:eek:

jeferey

madmuppet5 wrote: »

Bright and sunny down Mad's way today:D

It's dull and overcast in Yorkshire - I think it's a MOC cloud

BeenieCat

I must admit i've always wanted to try using the coupons against something i haven't bought but for some reason i just don't have the bottle. Too scared of refusal cos i feel like i'll go red (still from my childhood:rolleyes:)

To be honest, i get treat like a criminal everytime i try to use my Healthy Start vouchers so i'm wary of the whole thing anyway.

Everytime i use my vouchers the checkout assistant prints off a copy of the receipt and sits back with a pen adding up to the penny if i have spent the correct amount on milk or veg, holding up the whole queue and getting me some nice looks from the other customers :rolleyes: