milk&more £10 off offer discussion

HannahIOW

Would if I had a jug!

WelshPaul

HannahIOW wrote: »

Would if I had a jug!

Don't be so tight and buy one then, who doesn't have a jug somewhere in their home? :D:rotfl:

dazzer68

HannahIOW wrote: »

Add them to your basket first (choc digestives are in the biscuit section, and krispy squares are in the cereal bar section) then enter the codes - MCVITFREE and KRISPFREE

thanks for the free codes! free food is always a bonus! thanks

HannahIOW

WelshPaul wrote: »

Don't be so tight and buy one then, who doesn't have a jug somewhere in their home? :D:rotfl:

Well I do have one... but I use it for cleaning out the fishtank, don't really fancy using it for milk :rotfl:

lydia83

I have been using this service for just under a week and I had my 3rd delivery today. I have to say I think it is a great idea. It stops you from going to the shops for a pint of milk and then spending money with the offers the supermarkets try and hook you into. My delivery is usually about 6.30 in the morning and everything I have ordered has arrived. Plus you can amend your order until 9pm the night before. Although it may be a bit more for some items you don't have to get in the car and use petrol going to the shops so it probably works out about the same price over all.
So far I have had a fantastic service and I will continue to use for a long while and I have told all my friends about it.

supermum38

I have managed to apply the code for free mcvities biscuits but only if I added them to tomorrow's order. It wasn't accepted for 1st March so I'm assuming it's only a February promotion. I also had the same thing for Krispy squares but even though it accepted the code for tomorrow's order they are still showing up at full price?

HannahIOW

Not sure on the mcvities but I think the rice krispy squares offer should be on until the 28th. There's another thread about all the free milk&more offers, it's in there.

kymie

I have just placed my order, going to regularly have the free range eggs delivered and no doubt will add other items to the order too. After reading the comments I think I will leave a small storage box outside for the milkman to place items in so there wont be an issue. As I think someone else mentioned, if I were having shopping delivered by a supermarket I would have to pay a delivery charge - the added expense of the milkmans items probably dont add up to the amount the supermarkets charge!

Piecan

Everything went fine with my free order too. It arrived in a bag which he put in the freezer bag I'd left out. My second order I just left a box outside the door and he put the items loose in it. I've had my invoice by email and it is showing nil, so the £10 was deducted. I may use again but I feel guilty for the poor milkman that it won't be weekly.

glenn1577_2

Does anyone know when this offer will be available in york.many thanks