What is the cheapest way to get a Tassimo?

madnis7

ANy one know. Using quidco etc? or Tesco points?

sunflower_2

i wouldnt bother - i think they are a waste of money

the drinks taste awful

mclaren_2

if you really want one - tesco i would say or even ebay. look for shops that do price compason who will "beat the price" and go to several shops with the new price and you will get it cheaper still and you migth get a voucher - (mainly asda and tesco tho)

georgiac

Wait until Tesco misprice it, as they did recently, and claim a free one on R&R !!!!!!!!

madnis7

Okay yeah First, I already ahve one and i know the drinks tatse delicious i am looking for a second one for my mother who currently has a Senseo and can't stand the taste of the coffee she gets form it. Thanks for the opinion anyway. Also i'm not sure if that R&R thing applies in Northern Ireland as i found something that was less when i bought it than it was supposed to be and when i went to customer services the woman told me that i was lucky to get it for that price!

garret1

I don't like the drinks either but have spotted them quite cheaply on Ebay

gentlepurr

i had a similar conundrum when i wanted a frothie maker. i found the cheapest is to sign up on line to a catalogue like freemans, or empire stores, they offer 25% or 30% off first orders, & free delivery. check price first on kelkoo or similar, then check out catalogue. it will usually be a few £'s dearer, but with 25-30% off, it should work out the cheapest bet.

go through topcashback or quidco for that extra few pence if the catalogues are listed.

good luck!

xx

reehsetin

the actual thing is worth it rather than buying a cappachino maker etc etc etc everything its all in one - but consider the cost of the actual discs, they are EXPENSIVE and will work out very expensive if youve got a family using it every day