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

madmuppet5

bulgariafairy wrote: »

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Mad I think you just made my day!

Mad has edited the post just to keep us warm and friendly:p Must say though I will always back me pals on here that have helped me save sooo much dosh and whom I love to pieces :A

System

m4rtin wrote: »

http://www.isp.org.uk/news.php?pid=623

Bit odd to report in pounds and pence when you're discussing billions!

madmuppet5

Princess_Coupon wrote: »

Went to T's 1st time since Friday, only a Metro store though just wanted to see the yellow signs for myself, sure enough there they were. Spotted out of the corner of my eye the uber trout grabbed a pack of walls skinless sausages the baby likes and positioned myself in her Q.
She swiped them and asked for the 97p, I handed her a folded 50p Walls coupon, without opening it she started barking "Well from now on Tesco DO NOT accept coupons unless you buy the product, that'll be 97p!"

Now pre Friday I wouldn't have said boo to a goose trying to stay under the radar, but today was different and she had fallen into my trap.
I barked back, (not shouting but loud enough for a few people to hear) "How very rude! I have bought the product if you had cared to check before you lectured me,"
Woohoo it felt good!:T

OMG PC:eek: What about the boycott?:eek: You've crumbled already :rotfl:

System

Princess_Coupon wrote: »

She swiped them and asked for the 97p, I handed her a folded 50p Walls coupon, without opening it she started barking "Well from now on Tesco DO NOT accept coupons unless you buy the product, that'll be 97p!"

Is that the Walls 50p coupon from the scouts or is another one doing the rounds?

(If the scouts one I thought it wasn't supposed to be in the public domain?)

lubylwu

jeferey wrote: »

Follow up - They had quite a few Baxters in at 57p, also condensed Baxters at 35p (never tried it before - bought 1 Chicken) and another make I've never heard of for 29p. They also had Doritos for 15p and big bags of Walkers Sensations for 59p (only 2 flavours though). Big bag of stuff for just over £3 - excellent.
Back to MOC's - I've got 6 x 50p off Badgers Beer MOC's from couponnet (last 3 weeks) from some neck collars I found in a drawer. Which supermarkets will take internet coupons now - do Morrison's or Asda:question: TIA

My local Asda, Morrisons & Sainsbury's all take coupons (including internets) if you buy the product.

Just been exploring Aldi & Lidl a bit more today - looking promising

Dr.Who-Who

Lunch is on us (sort of)
The path to high veg enlightenment can be long and rather windy at times. So we’re giving away a mighty 1,000 free veg pot vouchers and a further 10,000 £1 money-off vouchers to help you along the way. All you need to bag your voucher is :???????????????? (even if you click on the link you wont get it), wing up a quick prayer to the giant carrot in the sky and chant ‘om’ for a bit. May the veg be with

This is the link :
http://www.clicktools.com/dashboard/survey/response.jsp

when you clicked the link this is what you will get :-


We are sorry, but the survey URL appears to be corrupted. Depending on how you accessed the survey, the following tips should help resolve your problem:
Link on a website

• If you clicked a link on a website to access this survey then please contact the website administrator and inform them of the problem.

Link in an Email

• If your email system allows you to click on the web address it may have split the URL across multiple lines. If this appears to be the case, highlight the entire address in the email, copy it, then open a web browser and paste into the location/address bar.
• If your email system does not allow you to click on the web address, highlight the entire address in the email, copy it, then open a web browser and paste into the location/address bar.
• To report this error you should reply to the email invitation you received including the entire text of the email invitation message.

I think this is only for those who signed up with them ages ago.

madmuppet5

Our Aldi's opened up lst year sometime ~I think. Went in, products everywhere you wouldn't expect, expensive too and the staff absolutely clueless ....not for Mad x

judy2357

Thanks to Hotpot4 on PTS

"In Morrisons (and ASDA) today I noticed that blue comfort has a 30p off Comfort vapouresse stuck to the lid. Valid till 30/6/10 will go nicely with the 1/2 price MOC I got through the post the other day (shaped in the shape of an iron base plate). Comfort on offer too at £1 in some stores"

Hope this will be of use to someone

madmuppet5

Mad always gets "infracted":eek: when he goes on PTS:rotfl:

Dr.Who-Who

I used to post all my finding & bargains on Drivel b4 coupon fiasco. Here are 2 more good deals :-

This is only for those who have an account with Quidco (or maybe you can check your own preference cashback webby). I used to go with Rpoints (but the cashback was not that great) but now I am with quidco.

1) £1 free for requesting free SIMS

Read T&C : if you abuse the system all your cashback will be gone!!

2) £70 cashback car insurance via co-op (this is my preference on cashback & value for money basis after comparing Aviva, HSB, RAC & many more).

Fully comprehensive £254.00 (including legal aid & £30 full breakdown cover).
Less : £70.00 (cashback - the only downside with Co-op insurance with quidco is
the tracking takes up to 14 days & the payment up to 90 days :mad:).

Total paid £184.00.

note :
We've teamed up with AXA Assistance to offer 24/7, 365 days a year car breakdown cover, and for a limited time only, we’ve cut our price in half from £59 per year to £29.50 for the first year only! This offer is available to new customers who buy Co-operative car insurance online. Offer ends 30th November 2009.
With this cover, if you breakdown at home or when you’re away from home, with one quick call to our UK call centres, assistance is never far away. Plus, because we get to over half of breakdown call-outs within 40 minutes, you can rest assured we won’t keep you waiting for long. And it's comforting to know that whatever happens, help is less than an hour away or we'll give you £10 to say sorry for being late.
Our optional breakdown cover is a full Europe-wide rescue and recovery service for breakdown and accidents, so there’s no need to arrange any additional cover.