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Another tesco glitch go go go !
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siamesecats wrote: »This evening spent £37 on clothes and used 2 x £5 off £25 clothing spend.in total i spent £69 in tesco so the £5 are either scanning on ANYTHING over £25 or just scanning at £5 off mocs
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So for every £25 you spend in Tesco you can use a £5 MOC, which is supposed to be for clothes but can be used against anything? Won't the cashier notice?My daughters are my world0
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Mobility151990 wrote: »right.....so you had to buy clothes? And you only got £10 off???
Doesn't seem that amazing to me lol. No offence
um no offence taken but i can see that as it scanned TWO vouchers and i didnt spend 50 quid on clothes it either scans on anything over £25 or just scans at a £5 moc:o0 -
Think I've got it:
The £5 off was supposed to be off for £25 spend on clothes
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OP used 2 of these coupons on £37 worth of clothes (so should only have taken one coupon) & the rest of the total was food.
I thinkSome days you're the dog..... most days you're the tree!
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at last thank you:anorbertsmum wrote: »think i've got it:
The £5 off was supposed to be off for £25 spend on clothes
but
op used 2 of these coupons on £37 worth of clothes (so should only have taken one coupon) & the rest of the total was food.
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lol was quite clear to me in the first post ..... now I am totally confused!!:money: <<<< MY HERO!0
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Well, I think it's still worth trying if you plan big shopping tomorrow (I know it's mad to go to Tesco on Sat b4 easter
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Getting clothes £25 or over
Make sure the total with groceries is £50 or over / £75 / £100
Then you get £5 off each £25 spent ?
Thank you OP!
Edit: question to siamesecats : if you would have spent £6 more would you have had £15 off total then?0 -
I get it now.
The vouchers scans on food and grocery.
I suppose as long as you have a couple of items of clothing the SA wont notice.
I usually justthrow a massive pile of vouchers at the SA and smile whilst saying - oh im not sure which ones of those will scan.
And they quite happily scan each one, giving me back the ones that wont work.:TIs thankful to those who have shared their :T
:T fortune with those less fortunate :T
:T than themselves - you know who you are!:T0 -
hi op
were any of the clothes you purchased reduced?
if so would the original prices of added upto £50 or more?
so the till recognised the original prices,thus accepting two vouchers.0 -
Ilovemykids wrote: »hi op
were any of the clothes you purchased reduced?
if so would the original prices of added upto £50 or more?
so the till recognised the original prices,thus accepting two vouchers.
no full price
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