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

josie

T&C's making me a bit nervous too. I got to the stage where I was spending each voucher on another DTD deal and the price naturally goes up and up as you have to spend more than the voucher each time.

Have decided to I need to spend them on a normal shop before they get too high in future. Esp as if you think about it, you're only actually getting anything for free when you spend the coupon. It's quite difficult to spend a lot on what I really need when there's only two of us!

Am interested to know what they mean by the "spirit of the offer".

2 things spring to mind - it could be:

1. Using a DTD coupon to get another one
2. Only buying DTD items in a purchase

What does everyone think?

judy2357

josie wrote: »

T&C's making me a bit nervous too. I got to the stage where I was spending each voucher on another DTD deal and the price naturally goes up and up as you have to spend more than the voucher each time.

Have decided to I need to spend them on a normal shop before they get too high in future. Esp as if you think about it, you're only actually getting anything for free when you spend the coupon. It's quite difficult to spend a lot on what I really need when there's only two of us!

Am interested to know what they mean by the "spirit of the offer".

2 things spring to mind - it could be:

1. Using a DTD coupon to get another one
2. Only buying DTD items in a purchase

What does everyone think?

Personally I think we are entitled to purchase what we want, whether using a DTD voucher or not, if they dont want to pay out they should charge the same or less than Asda. Admittedly my DTD vouchers have been small in comparison with other peoples but I cant see how they can stipulate what people purchase.

gastronomix

josie wrote: »

T&C's making me a bit nervous too. I got to the stage where I was spending each voucher on another DTD deal and the price naturally goes up and up as you have to spend more than the voucher each time.

Have decided to I need to spend them on a normal shop before they get too high in future. Esp as if you think about it, you're only actually getting anything for free when you spend the coupon. It's quite difficult to spend a lot on what I really need when there's only two of us!

Am interested to know what they mean by the "spirit of the offer".

2 things spring to mind - it could be:

1. Using a DTD coupon to get another one
2. Only buying DTD items in a purchase

What does everyone think?

1 As the T&C say up to 10 dtd deals per month they must expect that anyone would use a coupon towards the next shop. Very difficult to police, esp if clubcards are not used.

2 Would be very difficult to prove that anyone hadnt randomly selected a basket full of items that happened to be more expensive so suspect they wouldnt invoke it that way. High risk of negative publicity if they start refusing to pay out on what could be legitimate claims. Easy to get around by buying a few incomparable items.

I'd expect it to be used to deny dtd on multiple purchases of spirits and possibly wine, items that have high resale value and are losing them a packet.
It's a weasel phrase that may have been inserted to act as a warning.

Part_Mouse

Dawnie really sorry to hear about your BB, hope it comes back to you soon *hugs* night all. xx

emerald21

Hi Can anyone shed any light why i cant print the £5 of a £30 shop at the co op coupon. I fill it all in then when i click to submit i get the " hand" and thats it nothing else happens Thank you.

gastronomix

emerald21 wrote: »

Hi Can anyone shed any light why i cant print the £5 of a £30 shop at the co op coupon. I fill it all in then when i click to submit i get the " hand" and thats it nothing else happens Thank you.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Victoria Meldrew
Couldn't get the Co-op coupon for £5 off - when I tried to register the form wouldn't scroll down to the bottom so couldn't fill it all in. (E-mailed NOTW twice and nothing's arrived). Seems I'm destined not to get a coupon.

Try reducing the size of your font, bottom right corner of the screen, change the 100% to say 75% or even 50%, you might be able to see it then.

Or try a different browser..

happywelshshopper

gill377 wrote: »

got mine this morning, and printed 2 off from BIS, hope you get yours/and manage to print.:o

Hi, what is BIS please? I've been looking for printable Coop coupons, but can't find them.

Byatt

hnscott wrote: »

DOUBLE THAT - Flapping Lips killed coupons in the first place now it he going to kill DTD as well.

Really, really loath him. :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

Why on earth are you on his site then?

emerald21

gastronomix wrote: »

Quote:
Originally Posted by Victoria Meldrew
Couldn't get the Co-op coupon for £5 off - when I tried to register the form wouldn't scroll down to the bottom so couldn't fill it all in. (E-mailed NOTW twice and nothing's arrived). Seems I'm destined not to get a coupon.

Try reducing the size of your font, bottom right corner of the screen, change the 100% to say 75% or even 50%, you might be able to see it then.

Or try a different browser..

Im using IE and i can see it all and where i click it but it doesnt work just keeps showing the hand

Unintended_Muse

Byatt wrote: »

Good morning everyone, sorry I'm MIA but just found out yesterday my pooch has cancer

Just don't have the heart for anything right now, but wish you all good luck with Velvet and DTD.

xxx

I'm really sorry to hear your sad news hun and sending you a ((hug))