Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 16 (and chat)

mimi1234

Jodie+Matt wrote: »

mimi1234 wrote: »

Also a lot of the things in the list show up as N/F, for example the NIVEA NOURISHING MOISTURISER shows up as N/F.
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I got DTD on the nivea I bought yesterday on my voucher that came through today..

And yes definately need to check prices before hand as they seem to be changing from day to day. But my thoughts are that if it was recently confirmed and the price is still the same and it is still appearing on asda website then it should be ok

Hey hey, lucky you. This has happened before too. Someone I know got some Tresemme Hair Spray, she got DTD on it. I went in 2 hours later and got some, my voucher said N/F. Not good is it.

Anyway, good luck all. Gosh, this feels a bit like Supermarket Sweep. Let's clean out the aisles. Woooooop. Wooooooop!

mimi1234

Jodie+Matt wrote: »

All of those items were bought yesterday and DTD recieved today!!
And like I said the moisturiser works as I bought it yesterday and got DTD today

That's fine. I am just saying that some of the prices have changed today, and just letting the other people on the thread know so they don't go out buying loads and then get stung.

Anyway, this will end up in a row, so I am outta here. Enjoy your shopping, and remember to CHECK ONLINE first before you buy.

adoreholidays

I know that the pantene shampoo & cond is now down to same price as Asda as was going to get them today thats on tesco.com & the Napolina chopped tomatoes also changed today

bullshot

Bit much if prices are changing throughout the day,....I did my shopping this morning, if they change prices this afternoon but they don't check my receipt( which I inputted this morning) until this evening...which prices will they use to compare , the ones when I bought my shopping or the ones when they checked it???

Thrifty_Sister

dawnie1972 wrote: »

Well i gave in and went to Tesco at lunchtime - spent £86 - cannot remember the last time i spent that in one grocery shop - gonna sit down tonight and work out what i should get back but can't concentrate at mo as really upset. Back early november a dog escaped from its foster carers at the local retail park, they went back daily and saw it pretty much every day but it was too scared to go near a human, then about two weeks ago someone decided to trash the trap and fill it with rubbish and take the covers etc off, the dog had not been seen since - until this weekend when she was found dead - so upset

And we are supposed to be a nation of animal lovers. Don't need to say anymore. ((hugs)) x

Thrifty_Sister

adoreholidays wrote: »

Hi just back from first attempt at a DTD shop got
4 x heinz beans snappot
3 x spaghetti snappot
1 x princess tuna in brine
1 x vanish oxi action crystal white (was going to get 2 but were on bogof so only got 1 think i am learning lol)
1 x cornetto enigma chocolate
1 x pringles
1 x hula hoops original 7pk
plus a newspaper
TOTAL £32.76 - £5 coop CS = £27.76 shld get £29.70 DTD if I have worked it out correct so fingers crossed just entered it into pricechecker

Thanks BLUEWKD and other posters for their help & patience with us still trying to get out heads around this my DH thinks I have gone mad & spending too much time on PC which does seem like it but now I have started I am sure it will be quicker as we get used to it.

Well done - great little shop, AH. Its great when a plan comes together:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Thrifty_Sister

Don't forget if you buy 2 of these it's 2 for £8 as A's for a diff. of £12, DTD £24 for a £20 spend [/QUOTE]

And don't forget the 'profit' if you buy the Nivea moisturiser. T - £5.21, A £1 so paid £8.42 to take the stuff away. Simples:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Thrifty_Sister

bullshot wrote: »

Bit much if prices are changing throughout the day,....I did my shopping this morning, if they change prices this afternoon but they don't check my receipt( which I inputted this morning) until this evening...which prices will they use to compare , the ones when I bought my shopping or the ones when they checked it???

The comparison is made at the time of purchase as far as I am aware.

Thrifty_Sister

Just a thought but what I personally have been doing is 'spending' my vouchers on stocking up on the staples. I don't have the time to check on say all the prices of biscuits for example so 'spend' my voucher on the staples which are not perishable. For eg Laundry & cleaning items, wine, health & beauty, coffee etc Peeps will have their own ideas as to what constitutes best buys.:)

bullshot

New Vista, the survey site is asking me for more referrals....if anyone would like me to refer them , just PM me with your name and email addy you would like them to contact you on...I am getting 3 x £50 a year on average ....