Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 12 (and chat)

swood75729

sinw wrote: »

HI FOLKS - shopping day = no where near Tesco - although i'm quite pleased with stupid Tesco atm - cant say ne more lmao

6 packs aero bubbles Asda 97p - 50p coupon - woop woop
2 packs birds Eye Pies Asda - £2 minus 50p coupon "that's asda price"
500g Flora Butterly 70p x 6
chicken n prawn curries 4 for £3 - nice too

Boots = reduced deodrants, some bogof, mach 3 blades 15 & free moisturiser £10

f/foods
bread n milk

goosed now xx

Hi Sinw

How did you get the mach 3 so cheaply, £20 on website, did you have coupon

thanks

sinw

swood75729 wrote: »

Hi Sinw

How did you get the mach 3 so cheaply, £20 on website, did you have coupon

thanks

CLEARANCE from £20 to £10 xx

sher60

Forgetful wrote: »

when printing these coupons... i have wondered how much its actually costing us to print each one?? my printer hpf4280 only takes original cartridges and no refills... !!!
are we really saving??

If you use a lot of coupons then it would probably be worth buying an Epson or another printer that takes cheap ink.;) I now have 2 Epson's with continuous ink systems so my printing is very cheap. The reason why I have two is because the 1st one I had needed the counter to be re-set but I'd have to drive quite a distance to get that done plus pay £20 to have it done so hubby said just buy another printer. Then recently my "new" printer reached it's counter limit (Haven't had it a year yet either!!:mad:) so while I was at the computer fair I told the guy I bought both printers from. He told me that they could re-set both for me so I took both over to their shop and they re-set both printers and I had a 100ml bottle of black ink and it only cost me £20, plus I didn't have to drive to Timbucktoo!;)

swood75729

sinw wrote: »

CLEARANCE from £20 to £10 xx

Lucky you, my Boots never ever has any decent clearance items

swood75729

sher60 wrote: »

If you use a lot of coupons then it would probably be worth buying an Epson or another printer that takes cheap ink.;) I now have 2 Epson's with continuous ink systems so my printing is very cheap. The reason why I have two is because the 1st one I had needed the counter to be re-set but I'd have to drive quite a distance to get that done plus pay £20 to have it done so hubby said just buy another printer. Then recently my "new" printer reached it's counter limit (Haven't had it a year yet either!!:mad:) so while I was at the computer fair I told the guy I bought both printers from. He told me that they could re-set both for me so I took both over to their shop and they re-set both printers and I had a 100ml bottle of black ink and it only cost me £20, plus I didn't have to drive to Timbucktoo!;)

There is a way to reset yourself, you can download the software to do it, my OH's old 1160 needed reseting about 2 year ago and we managed it ourselves, bit messy as you have to replace the ink pads but worth it to save money.

Busylizzie

Was just about to recycle my Tesco Healthy Living magazine when noticed coupon on the back for 50 Tesco points when you get a free Blood Pressure check at Tesco Pharmacy. Had it done this morning. Apparently you can get a free check even without the coupon.

sher60

swood75729 wrote: »

There is a way to reset yourself, you can download the software to do it, my OH's old 1160 needed reseting about 2 year ago and we managed it ourselves, bit messy as you have to replace the ink pads but worth it to save money.

I looked everywhere for the software to do it myself but couldn't find it. Even asked on the techy thread but still no joy so when I got both done and a bottle of ink for the price I was quoted from the Epson approved service center I thought I did quite well.;)

swood75729

sher60 wrote: »

I looked everywhere for the software to do it myself but couldn't find it. Even asked on the techy thread but still no joy so when I got both done and a bottle of ink for the price I was quoted from the Epson approved service center I thought I did quite well.;)

Certainly better than having to buy a new one, i'll try to get on OH's pc and see if i can find it, may come in handy for future use

MEMBER02

I have some of the money off item specific coupons which sainsburys tills issue with when paying,do tesco accept these if buying the product?i also got a conditional spend coupon whic i beleive they (at the moment)do take

sinw

MEMBER02 wrote: »

I have some of the money off item specific coupons which sainsburys tills issue with when paying,do tesco accept these if buying the product?i also got a conditional spend coupon whic i beleive they (at the moment)do take

no t's won't accept these

p.s i now need a mac 3 handle, i got one but it not vibrate, where is a cheap one i can buy ne ones?