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Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 10 (and chat)

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  • mrs_angry
    mrs_angry Posts: 608 Forumite
    edited 6 October 2009 at 10:23PM
    Mum2Hannah wrote: »
    Also PCN, am quite curious re T's accepting coupons for sooo long as I came across the policy accidently, about a year ago... In your past experience (I hope you don't mind sharing with us) have T's taken this stance re permanent ban if not buying the correct product?


    good evening all
    Ive stated this before i know, but many moons ago:o:o when i was a young whipper snapper, my mum used coupons,dad had an accident and times were hard, the fact that you could use coupons was not hidden back then, but seemed to be reserved for the poorer in society, if you used coupons you were looked on as poor,scrounging etc...that didn't matter to my mum back then, she wanted to feed her kids and save where she could.

    well with times even harder now, because of the economic state of this country, that isn't the case anymore, it doesn't seem to matter about looking cheap as everyone wants and needs to save money.

    it used to be looked on as an embarrassment if you tried to save money, now you are applauded if you save money.

    I'm 37 (38 on Thursday:o) and Ive always known tesco would accept coupons (not always internet though as this wasn't around when i was young)

    so why has it all changed, well times have changed, every tom, !!!!!! and harry will give over coupons now regardless of their money circumstances,sometimes down to pure greed so its not exclusively for the poorer anymore;) tesco have obviously realized this and taken action.

    I'm afraid its true, we are a victim of our own success;)
  • m4rtin
    m4rtin Posts: 3,185 Forumite
    nahteb20 wrote: »
    HI mad,
    Yeah they did put the prices up!! i noticed on Friday on my last Shop to T's that the value jelly had gone from 7p up to 18p!!!:eek::eek::eek:

    I have not been back to t's since last friday and i wont go again any time soon!

    xx

    Not only that but the 9p shortbread was showing as 15p on the SEL in my local Extra.....Went though the test scanner at 9p though.....Shame they don't do DTD both ways, would have been a nice little earner :rolleyes:
    :p:p Have a good [STRIKE]Tesc[/STRIKE][STRIKE]Asd[/STRIKE]WHO? day - Err....I still wish Mozzies had a better website even though they are now on MyS! :p:p :rotfl:;)
  • m4rtin wrote: »
    Any ideas if the current bun are doing these again this week :confused: Didn't bother last Sat as was not expecting to go to Waity's but got me trip & moc's planned for Saturday and no £5 vouchers vouchers :o Extra insurance should any of me moc's be refused.....First time in Waity's so bit hesitant..... :o Like starting again really :D

    Mum was talking to lovely SA in her Waity's today, she said that this Sat? you have to buy the Sun in Waitrose and then they will hand you a £5 off coupon :confused: She was talking about the Tesco change in policy and telling mum that they are now the only supermarket to take coupons without buying the product.

    HTH
  • moyilla
    moyilla Posts: 1,834 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    What's going on guys? every other post starts with "went to T's today" we're supposed to be boycotting for 4 weeks not 4 days, is the pull really that strong?

    Hi PC,

    Not me I haven't been in and won't be. It's very hard to get out of the habit of doing ALL OF MY SHOPPING in there and I mean ALL of it.

    I have not stepped foot in Boot's, Netto's (bar yesterday :rolleyes:), Morrison's, Asda, Co-Op (visited every single day after on way home from school run), and other shops since discovering coupons.

    I have forgotton what these shops look like :eek::eek:
  • mrs_angry
    mrs_angry Posts: 608 Forumite
    edited 6 October 2009 at 10:43PM
    alot of regulars offline tonight,wheres mad? and gill? nothing good on telly:confused: so what are they doing!:confused: yes i am being nosy;) hi everyone who is here;)

    will await for a quote from chantalle:p:p :p:p:p she usually turns up when no ones around;)
  • What's going on guys? every other post starts with "went to T's today" we're supposed to be boycotting for 4 weeks not 4 days, is the pull really that strong?


    Totally agree with you. I have been asking everyone I know including workmates to boycott. If all do this it will surely hit them in the pockets when sales go down.
  • moyilla
    moyilla Posts: 1,834 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    mrs_angry wrote: »
    alot of regulars offline tonight,wheres mad? and gill? nothing good on telly:confused: so what are they doing!:confused: yes i am being nosy;) hi everyone

    will await for a quote from chantalle:p:p :p:p:p she usually turns up when no ones around;)


    Hello Mrs Angry :D:D
  • mrs_angry
    mrs_angry Posts: 608 Forumite
    moyilla wrote: »
    Hello Mrs Angry :D:D

    hi moyilla, have you totally unpacked yet?;) did notice you were about, so you must have a bit more spare time;)
  • madmuppet5
    madmuppet5 Posts: 5,575 Forumite
    SADIE wrote: »
    I agree PC but I'm not as disappointed as you, I didn't expect people to last 4 days, great idea but in practice people will do what 's cheaper, easier and suits them.

    I bet the peeps who voted Nope won't be spending a penny bar2-l.gifbar2.gifbar2-r.gifclear.gif139 56.28%

    bet half will be.:eek:
    Mad used to like getting a few cans in the after. Was tempted today but could see Coupon-mad going :naughty: so I declined :rotfl:
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  • heatherks
    heatherks Posts: 854 Forumite
    edited 6 October 2009 at 10:55PM
    wrote:
    people are going to asda because they are cheaper,tesco was only better to use when they accepted the coupons:mad:
    don't think its anger just common sense;)

    just a general ?????..If all supermarkets had a 10% moc policy which supermarket would you use
    .... our Asda moc store policy was ruined by some coming in and putting anything in the self serve slots including blank peices of paper that they are now taped up ... for the past yr it has only been 10% of total bill .with .tesco it depended on store / sa ..wether they even took the moc
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