NEWSPAPER SUMMARY - Saturday 17th October 2009

stilernin

barneydog wrote: »

No, this is a conditional spend coupon, (i.e. x pounds off a xx spend @ whatever shop), Tescos should take these

Oops - sorry - reading far too quickly. You are quite right

carray

I have just phoned my local tesco and they confirmed they will be accepting these conditional spend Somerfield moc.

smiggers

Page 31 Coupon and Token 1 of 2 needed from Daily Express
for Free Digital Alarm Clock from WH Smiths, valid to 21/10

Just to say the second voucher is in Mondays Express. The alarm clock looks quite nice with large black numerals.

Old_Gold

barneydog wrote: »

No, this is a conditional spend coupon, (i.e. x pounds off a xx spend @ whatever shop), Tescos should take these

Sorry are you guys saying that Tesco will accept this five pounds off voucher? What is the significnce of the 99?

3KIDSNOMONEY

Does anybody know if Waitrose take the £5 somerfield voucher?

Old_Gold

3KIDSNOMONEY wrote: »

Does anybody know if Waitrose take the £5 somerfield voucher?

Dont you think that 4 is a little too young to be a mum.

andrione1

Just to let you know that my local Somerfield does free delivery if you spend over £25, you do your shopping in-store as normal and they bring it round for you later. perfect for car-free people, plus with this Sun offer, an extra bonus of free food.

barneydog

Old_Gold wrote: »

Sorry are you guys saying that Tesco will accept this five pounds off voucher? What is the significnce of the 99?

Yes my Tesco is accepting the Somerfield MOC, just spend £30 at Tesco and you can use the coupon to get £5 off that £30.

It's always a good idea to check with customer services first though as some of them can be funny and refuse it even though they are supposed to take conditional spend coupons.

The 99 signifies refund I think

Coupon-mad

3KIDSNOMONEY wrote: »

Does anybody know if Waitrose take the £5 somerfield voucher?

I don't think so, as it's only a Tesco policy to allow other Supermarkets' conditional spend vouchers.

But with any Supermarket you could try asking for the Duty Manager at the CS desk on the way in and barter with it (effectively it's like asking for a percentage off...I still expect most Duty Managers would not have the authority and would say no - but if you don't ask...).

HTH

Coupon-mad

Nudge wrote: »

Daily Mail

Free The Graduate DVD inside todays Daily Mail

Cash Bonus £1000
Cash Winfall 609

Link to a separate thread by The Old Bag about the Daily Mail DVD offer, there are 14 DVDs to be given away. The first is as posted above by Nudge and the second one will be in tomorrow's Mail on Sunday. Then the rest to be collected from Sainsburys or Tesco using a voucher from the Daily Mail each day:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=2015881

HTH, please thank the OP in the link.