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Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 11 (and chat)

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  • veggiecar
    veggiecar Posts: 2,101 Forumite
    Just in case anyone wasn't aware: Waitrose have changed their policy and the ISP still thinks it's the mutts nuts;):D

    The Institute of Sales Promotion's campaign against coupon abuse has achieved another victory: Waitrose has now changed its policy on accepting money-off coupons, bringing it into line with the other major UK supermarkets.
    As of the end of January 2010, shoppers will now only be allowed to use coupons if the relevant product is in their shopping basket.
    Waitrose’s marketing director, Rupert Thomas, confirmed the policy change in a letter to the ISP in mid-January. In the letter, he says: “We have put measures in place to step up the enforcement of the Terms and Conditions of supplier product coupons in January.
    Staff will now be “empowered” to check coupons presented to them and refuse them where the customer has clearly not purchased the product. Leaflets explaining the new policy will be handed out to customers.
    Thomas also said that Waitrose Epos system is being updated “in order to be able to match a product coupon to the product in a customer’s basket and this key development will eradicate all coupon malredemption going forward at Waitrose. We anticipate that this change will be in place at the back end of this year.”
    Until the change, Waitrose shoppers were effectively being allowed to use money-off coupons as if there were cash, a fact which was regularly highlighted on consumer websites such as Moneysavingexpert.com. Tesco was also accepting coupons without requiring customers to buy the relevant product, but it changed its policy in October last year.
    However, Thomas stressed in his letter to the ISP that Waitrose never knowingly tried to claim money back from manufacturers for coupons which had been wrongly accepted.

    from ISP site here
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  • madmuppet5
    madmuppet5 Posts: 5,575 Forumite
    Razz the azz, razz the azz :D:D
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  • redagila
    redagila Posts: 6,423 Forumite
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    haineys wrote: »
    i think it is on offer BOGOF in waitrose until tuesday 16th


    No sign of this in my Waitrose today:mad:
  • jeferey
    jeferey Posts: 4,300 Forumite
    Mortgage-free Glee!
    madmuppet5 wrote: »
    Razz the azz, razz the azz :D:D
    Yeah, yeah, yeah :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:.
    Went to T's this morning with DD2 and FD and an envelope full of till spits, MOC's and conditional spend coupons (couldn't fit them in my wallet). Did a biggish shop, handed over all me coupon's to young lad SA who took them all off me (Farm Foods £5, Till spit £9 off £60, £7 off £50 from Tesco mailing, 2 x Dove, an Airwick). I then noticed I'd gone over £75 after offers so asked him if he could take another £2.50 Farm Foods - "yeah no problem" :T - first time I've been allowed in my store to combine Farm Foods with other BIG MOC's :D:D.
    I also used some extra points coupons from mailings and got 372 points as well and a 5p off petrol/diesel till spit (I'd stopped using Tesco fuel but I'll have to use this - be silly not too ;)). So got £32 off and paid £54 - result :T. I happened to notice he took my 30p off Carte D'Or (courtesy of Blue - cheers:D) even though I hadn't bought it - whoops :rotfl:. He didn't really look at the MOC's that closely - I think he was a "happy scanner" and probably would have scanned a few more....
    Unfortunately my experience was marred slightly by the non acceptance of a till spit for 75p off magazines which wouldn't go through. "No problem - I'll take it to Customer Services". Trotted up to CS and they couldn't take it. After much cafuddle, they eventually refunded me the mags and put the transaction through again - used non-scan for the till spit and gave me my 75p - phew!
    Razz the azz, razz the azz :D
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  • judy2357
    judy2357 Posts: 3,744 Forumite
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    edited 14 February 2010 at 9:18PM
    Hi everyone,

    Heres two new coupons to be used at Sainsburys for Calories Exactly products - both are buy one get one free.
    http://www.caloriesexactly.com/sainsbury_bogof.pdf

    Have never tried these products so dont know if its a good deal. I guess if they should be on offer there could be a bargain to be had as the coupons would give £2.03 and £1.99 off your Sainsburys bill.

    Apologies am having problems with this link does it work for you as it doesnt for me. If anyone could help I would appreciate it - just Google "Calories Exactly" and the link should come up as the second item in the list. Thanks
    2008£3002009£13002010£15002011£41952012£21942013£1494
    2014£24402015£10222016JAN£20FEB£210MAR£80APR£26tMAYWillowPouchBag£65BathPillowCrCardcover,Curry
    JUN£10m'shakeJULpennywellAUGCameraFootproducts£27SEPMiniBBQOCTB'let£45Jarm£4Jacket£80GoodyBag£40NOVmealfor2Ace,ScarfTotes£100DECChocs,AsterixDVD,DVD&bk

  • madmuppet5
    madmuppet5 Posts: 5,575 Forumite
    judy2357 wrote: »
    Hi everyone,

    Heres two new coupons to be used at Sainsburys for Calories Exactly products - both are buy one get one free.
    http://www.caloriesexactly.com/sainsbury_bogof.pdf

    Have never tried these products so dont know if its a good deal. I guess if they should be on offer there could be a bargain to be had as the coupons would give £2.03 and £1.99 off your Sainsburys bill.

    Apologies am having problems with this link does it work for you as it doesnt for me. If anyone could help I would appreciate it - just Google "Calories Exactly" and the link should come up as the second item in the list. Thanks

    Works for me :T
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  • idlesaver
    idlesaver Posts: 4,250 Forumite
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    judy2357 wrote: »
    Hi everyone,

    Heres two new coupons to be used at Sainsburys for Calories Exactly products - both are buy one get one free.
    http://www.caloriesexactly.com/sainsbury_bogof.pdf


    What a nice find Judy....!!!!! PDF coupon and expiry is also June 2010 !!!!!!

    The link does work for me....try changing the browser if the link is not working for you....
  • madmuppet5
    madmuppet5 Posts: 5,575 Forumite
    OMFG two years of searching and £5 worth!!!!!

    :j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j

    http://www.caloriesexactly.com/sainsbury_moneyoff.pdf
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  • judy2357
    judy2357 Posts: 3,744 Forumite
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    idlesaver wrote: »
    What a nice find Judy....!!!!! PDF coupon and expiry is also June 2010 !!!!!!

    The link does work for me....try changing the browser if the link is not working for you....

    Well, Ive managed to save it to my laptop, so as long as it works for everyone else, Im happy.
    2008£3002009£13002010£15002011£41952012£21942013£1494
    2014£24402015£10222016JAN£20FEB£210MAR£80APR£26tMAYWillowPouchBag£65BathPillowCrCardcover,Curry
    JUN£10m'shakeJULpennywellAUGCameraFootproducts£27SEPMiniBBQOCTB'let£45Jarm£4Jacket£80GoodyBag£40NOVmealfor2Ace,ScarfTotes£100DECChocs,AsterixDVD,DVD&bk

  • veggiecar
    veggiecar Posts: 2,101 Forumite
    judy2357 wrote: »
    Hi everyone,

    Heres two new coupons to be used at Sainsburys for Calories Exactly products - both are buy one get one free.
    http://www.caloriesexactly.com/sainsbury_bogof.pdf

    Have never tried these products so dont know if its a good deal. I guess if they should be on offer there could be a bargain to be had as the coupons would give £2.03 and £1.99 off your Sainsburys bill.

    Apologies am having problems with this link does it work for you as it doesnt for me. If anyone could help I would appreciate it - just Google "Calories Exactly" and the link should come up as the second item in the list. Thanks
    Hi Judy....this is on the same link you posted in December :beer: but a better offer now....well spotted:T:T
    veggiecar wrote: »
    Thanks for that Judy:T
    The original website link is on
    http://www.caloriesexactly.com/

    then click on "tasty little numbers the special offers"
    then click on the download link in the middle of the page

    50p off normal rsp £1.99
    the purchase of Calories Exactly Cheesy Curlies multipack (6x24g) only.



    valid at Sainsbury's at the following Participating stores
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    Alperton Chippenham Emersons Grn Kidlington Newbury Park Tonbridge
    Park Rd
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    Bagshot Rd Bybrook Crystal Peaks Haverhill Lords Hill Pinhoe Rd Stanway Watchmoor Park
    Bamber Bridge Calcot Darlington Hayes Low Hall Poole Stevenage Water Lane
    Banbury Cameron Toll Didcot Haywards Heath Maidenhead Portsmouth Stoke on Trent Wednesfield
    Barnstaple Canley Dome Roundabout Hazel Grove Maidstone Pound Lane Straiton Weedon Rd
    Barnwood Cannock Dulwich Hedge End Marsh Mills Preston Stratton West Grn
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