Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 15 (and chat)

m4rtin

sinw wrote: »

Is or has anyone having probs with coupon printer, mine's been fine 4 ages but now asking to install again, on both computers wont install just says that coupon will be printed but never is and then asks for whole install printer process again??

There are some things on the 'Techie Thread' that you can try (Link on front page) but also bear in mind you may have been blocked by Couponstar :eek::eek: If that is the case you need to figure out why they may have done that (Like they did with the Warburtons...) and if you feel that you aren't to blame there was a very helpful chap at Couponstar who may unblock you....Sorry don't have his name as I lost it all a few months back when my main email got bombed so I ditched it, but it will be on a previous thread connected with warburtons, try doing a search on warburton & blocked....If I get chance later I will try and find it if you don't have any success :beer:

Perranlady

Happy birthday Blue.........have a great day!!!!

twig1_2

You can download the token for this from the online version
http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/notw/public/fabulous/1183309/Free-Models-Own-make-up-for-every-reader.html

Does anyone have this? Wonder whether it is shareable?

cpoir

Well I don't usually buy a paper but quite glad I spent £1 on the NOTW today. For a change the booklet actually includes loads of mocs that I will actually use. Fruit, veg, flora, cordial etc...

A pound well spent

There's also a free eye makeup kit on offer (if you collect 2 out of 3 tokens) from this week and the next 2 weeks papers. The kit needs to be collected from Tesco stores. EDIT - ooo beat me to it Twig (thanks)

m4rtin

redagila wrote: »

Never been called a "posh" person before!

We subscribe to the Times - get a discount and it also gives access to the online version. Did a search but no voucher appears to be online. In fact the search brought up an article about vouchers from May 2009!

The Times do very occasionally have vouchers but usually manufacturers promotions.

Thanks for looking Redagila, had a quick scan through the Times in S yesterday and the printed one was on page 63 (ish - Can't remember exactly now) obviously the 'e' version doesn't mimic the printed:(, hey ho, no biggie thanks to Gill (:A)- No offence meant re the 'posh' btw but didn't know quite how to phrase it

bobstheboy

Dr.Who-Who wrote: »

Pollyann, if you spent loadsa loadsa ££ @ T where the store refusing to take your coupon(s), you can send your receipt & the coupon(s) & draft a letter to Dundee (quoting your reference number on the hard copy letter - ref. on the top left hand side) requesting for refund & explain to them that the idiot(s) just make up their rules as they go along! You will get your refund from Dundee in the form of Money Card.

I cannot send any of my receipt to Dundee cos' my final payment is always low....:D say £6 after deducting £60 & I won't dare asking Dundee to give me the £5 refund :rotfl:my Customer service girls are very generous with me but then they know me by now:o





Bob, we all have been there & done it. You can complain all you like and most of the time they can only apologise to you and they will have a "word" with the store manager so that it won't happen again! - Now this we also heard it before yet so many of you still get trouted!

As for accusing you of fraud - now that will be your words against this multi billion company. As for legit coupons there are 2 types :-

The 1st one is the one we use to buy the actual products. The 2nd one - Competitor's voucher - that is really up to the store manager - if he/she said no - you have no choice but to admit defeat cos' they don't have to accept it if they wish - its not compulsory - its only goodwill gesture. If you have been reading this threads for months you will know that - either your store is coupon store or a non-coupon store.

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I do not accept it is up to the store manager. My conversation with HO and email reply clearly says that it is company policy, not a goodwill gesture at the SM's discretion.

Admit defeat - you don't know me If i get a refusal by the SM I will tell him/her they are not implementing company policy and will complain right to the top if necessary.

pixie__girlie

hey everybody, hope ur having a nice Sunday, feeling particularly lazy myself as I've slept in til noon, whoops!! :eek:

Anyway I've been looking into using these conditional spend vouchers which I've never done before... would these £5 off £25 co-op vouchers be accepted do you think, if my local T is going to be kind?

gill377

bobstheboy wrote: »

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I do not accept it is up to the store manager. My conversation with HO and email reply clearly says that it is company policy, not a goodwill gesture at the SM's discretion.

Admit defeat - you don't know me If i get a refusal by the SM I will tell him/her they are not implementing company policy and will complain right to the top if necessary.

good luck with your quest btb, some of us have learnt the hard way you dont always win with tesco,they are a law unto themselves.:(, plus it IS a good will gesture when they take the competitors
coupons,it is not our right.

gill377

pixie__girlie wrote: »

hey everybody, hope ur having a nice Sunday, feeling particularly lazy myself as I've slept in til noon, whoops!! :eek:

Anyway I've been looking into using these conditional spend vouchers which I've never done before... would these £5 off £25 co-op vouchers be accepted do you think, if my local T is going to be kind?

our local tesco took our co op CS mocs last week, but as we know it can change from store to store. you can but try just smile sweetly and stand your ground.:)

m4rtin

gill377 wrote: »

our local tesco took our co op CS mocs last week, but as we know it can change from store to store. you can but try just smile sweetly and stand your ground.:)

pixie__girlie wrote: »

hey everybody, hope ur having a nice Sunday, feeling particularly lazy myself as I've slept in til noon, whoops!! :eek:

Anyway I've been looking into using these conditional spend vouchers which I've never done before... would these £5 off £25 co-op vouchers be accepted do you think, if my local T is going to be kind?

They are actually £5 off £20 which is even better!! Co-op are defo on the 'list' available on their systems so as long as you can persuade them to actually look they should accept it. Would be nice to know what the reverse side looks like to see if they have a barcode......Against my principles to buy them but very tempted.....