Milk&More -Free offers [merge]

Sublime_2

I don't bother leaving just for milk, although will do if the weather gets much warmer. I'm in a very low crime rate area, so my stuff is safe, but the bag is so huge, think my milk bag would get lost in it.

forever.insane

HannahIOW wrote: »

I'm too worried to leave my cool bag out for the milkie to put my stuff in, already had orange juice nicked! I know it was free, but it's a really nice bag.

Maybe hide it in a bush or put in in your garden? Behind a fence? Go to your account on milkandmore and add delivery instructions. Should be easy enough

HannahIOW

forever.insane wrote: »

Maybe hide it in a bush or put in in your garden? Behind a fence? Go to your account on milkandmore and add delivery instructions. Should be easy enough

I would do but I leave it out at work (repair garage) so no garden or bushes to hide it in. I did write in the note for them to hide it behind the parked cars, but still they leave it in full view. It's quite a posh area too, was hoping it was just a passing thief who stole the orange juice but we had some foglight covers stolen off one of the cars recently too.

Sublime_2

I've just had my first proper invoice, which is due to be debited soon. can't believe I've spent £29.40. :eek:

They didn't take off my free Jug-it, so could you please check your invoices from them carefully.

Stompa

Well after a lifetime of using a milkman I've just stopped doing so. I can't justify paying 62p (edit: now increased to 65p) a pint when I can get it for 25p from the shop.

Sublime_2

It is dearer, but I've been taking advantage of any introductory offers. Its a life-saver for me, as I have 2 young children, and can't just nip out to the shop while they're in bed to get extra milk, or something I've forgotten.

Just had another delivery this morning, of some croissants, extra milk (needed), and some 1/2 price chocolate biscuits. I'm trying to be good!

forever.insane

Stompa wrote: »

Well after a lifetime of using a milkman I've just stopped doing so. I can't justify paying 62p a pint when I can get it for 25p from the shop.

well actually, you can. Did you watch peoples supermarket on Channel 4 a couple weeks ago? Farmers are going out of business because supermarkets are hammering down the price they pay for the milk. Does that justify the higher price?

Stompa

forever.insane wrote: »

well actually, you can. Did you watch peoples supermarket on Channel 4 a couple weeks ago? Farmers are going out of business because supermarkets are hammering down the price they pay for the milk. Does that justify the higher price?

Fair enough, but I'm talking about Milk&More (Dairy Crest) here, and as far as I can see they're in the same league as the supermarkets when it comes to hammering down the price they pay.

myrtleturtle

another code for new customers
£10 off first shop = EASTEREGG

Sublime_2

Any more codes for existing customers, please feel free!