morrisons free £30 offer

Legacy_user

just had an email; to say the xmas offer spend £40 a week for 5 wks and get £30 off will start nov 8th . its not my idea of a good offer but i know a lot of you did it last year.

anamenottaken

Shop in any Morrisons store between 8th November and 19th December and spend £40 or more in one transaction each week for five weeks. Once you have five itemised receipts from different weeks just take them into your local Morrisons between 16th - 31st December and we'll give you a £25 voucher to spend over Christmas plus a £5 voucher for the New Year.

further details http://www.morrisons.co.uk/Offers1/Christmas-collector-cards/.............

thatguy1

Yh, posted here https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2822630

redlooney

CHRISSYG wrote: »

just had an email; to say the xmas offer spend £40 a week for 5 wks and get £30 off will start nov 8th . its not my idea of a good offer but i know a lot of you did it last year.

How on earth is getting something for nothing "not my idea of a good offer"
I use Morrisons every week and pay the amounts being suggested week in, week out and will qualify easily for the 30 quid - thanks Morrisons :T

on-the-count-of-three

redlooney wrote: »

How on earth is getting something for nothing "not my idea of a good offer"
I use Morrisons every week and pay the amounts being suggested week in, week out and will qualify easily for the 30 quid - thanks Morrisons :T

Well yes, in your case it is a good offer, but it's not the same for everyone.
I use Morrisons for meat & a few bits & pieces, the offers etc, but I certainly don't spend £40 a week, week in week out. I tried it last year & of course found I was having to spend £160 the first four weeks, plus £40 the following week plus £40 in order to redeem my voucher, a total of £240 in order to claim about 10% off my shopping. Even doing all my shopping there for a limited period I was spending much more than I usually do in the same period..total false economy in my case so I won't be doing it again.

In addition, I also received a booklet of vouchers for Tesco's which gave me £4 off a £30 shop.. a better percentage discount than Morrisons plus I only had to do the one shop to receive the discount, not build it up over a period of weeks, so could give it a miss if I didn't need anything.
Hope they do the same again this year.

System

redlooney wrote: »

How on earth is getting something for nothing "not my idea of a good offer"
I use Morrisons every week and pay the amounts being suggested week in, week out and will qualify easily for the 30 quid - thanks Morrisons :T

how is spending £200 on food in 5 wks something for nothing ???
if this offer works for you go for it ,for me its a non starter

fresian_cow

Well it is something for nothing if you would usually spend that sort of money there! I have done this offer for the last two years and it works out very well for me, I just swap from tesco to morrisons for these few weeks.

McKneff

I always feel a bit cheated as we are just a couple, it isnt a case of £40 a week, its a case of spending £40 in one go every week.

I like my food fresh, fruit, veg and cooked meat for sandwiches, so do most of my shopping either daily or every other day and would end up being worse off chucking food out at the end of the week. I spend a lot more than £50 a week under normal circumstances.

Easy for families but not for single or couples.

sinw

Too much faffing arouund 4 me, spend this, do that, come in here, hand this in - faffing 4 faffing sake - ne way there is a collectors card in the Scum (Sun) today - in the sealed mag thing, and a morrisons book of offers and lots other junk mail too....

System

fresian_cow wrote: »

Well it is something for nothing if you would usually spend that sort of money there!

exactly ,but in my case its not i dont spend £40 pw on shopping .
A much better offer is the sainsburys voucher one where you spend £60 and get £12 off . i dont shop there usually but my xmas shop will be there as their meat is a better quality.

captainhaddock

I'm assuming that those of us that do a fortnightly shop - spending around £90- £100 each time will be excluded, seems a little unfair really.