Tesco/Asda pricechecker finds here.......

Amiethest

Rich44 wrote: »

Slight panic underway with the delivery driver taking everything last night and no sign of contact from the store or a refund for the £73 eeeeeep

Was wondering about giving any vouchers to a driver, I think I might pop to the store for a change!

jaggyman

biggad wrote: »

Has anyone got a link to the Nivea that is £1 in Asda and £5 in Tesco?

Aint got link but barcode is 4005808236879 Nivea body rich nour. moist. 400ml T-£5.21 A-£1.00 hth

sparkle03

Sorry was me who saw the clip, I have obviously put 2 + 2 together and come up with 5

I just saw Martin saying he would be on tomorrow and he can tell us how to get 6 bottles of wine for free! So I just assumed, didnt mean to mis-inform!

silverhairgranny

parawatch wrote: »

Quick Question:

If the DTD limit for a household is £100 per calendar month and you happen to get a voucher valued at more than £100 from Mr T, has anyone had problems using it?

Surely if Mr T is issuing them to customers for more than this value they can't refuse it at the tills (or can they)?

People are using vouchers over £100 and no problems I can see have been reported but just a suggestion- how about putting your shopping through say in three batches for DTD vouchers of I.E. £30.00 each. Also using different e mail addresses if you buy alot of shopping per month.

Sanya

Just back from another (hopefully) successfull shop. Just to mention that the airwick electric (T-£6.10, A-£3) has a £1 off voucher inside. It says it is just for refills but it does work on another plug in and you can use more than one. I just bought one at £6.10, used 2x £1 off coupons so cost me £4.10 and expecting £6.20 DTD, £2.10 profit!!!!!

tara747

karlie88 wrote: »

***£5 off £30 COOP shop***NOTW***

'Description: CHECK out this brilliant checkout offer ................. get a FIVER off your shopping bill when you spend £30 or more at The Co-operative Food. The News of the World has teamed up with the food chain so you can get your groceries for less.

We ran the deal last week and it flew off the shelves, so we've brought it back due to popular demand! The Co-operative Food has more than 3,000 stores across the UK-one in every postcode sector-so stocking up on all your essentials couldn't be easier.

They offer great quality, delicious, ethically sourced products, at fantastic value. They are the only retailer to sell food grown on their own farms, and are proud to support Fairtrade.

Every week there are plenty of great deals to be found in stores.

Get your £5 off thriller by sending your full name and address to [EMAIL="custserv@notw.co.uk"]custserv@notw.co.uk[/EMAIL] with CO-OP in the heading. We will then post you your coupon.

Full terms and conditions are on the coupon.
You'd be off your trolley to miss out!

Fab find by helcat26 on mse'

Taken from: http://www.hotukdeals.com/vouchers/free-5-off-30-spend-co-op/903743

Thanks very much for this! :beer:

tillycat123

It's been 16 degrees and sunny here today. What have I done, sat in front of the computer and 2 dashes to Tesco! I've missed the sun.

roxy86_2

can anyone confirm whether the olay antiwrinkle aqua physics serum works?

want to get one for my mum but not if it comes back n/f or n/a

N20Y1D

Got to do my "normal" shop tomorrow, i've marked off the offers i can think of, are there any stand out ones im missing?

Fruit
Cucumber
Spring onions
Onions
Tomatoes
Green beans
Stir fry
Chillies
Smoothies
Stir fry sauce
Wrigleys Extra Mints
Fizzy water
Lime cordial
sugar
Nachos for Friday (Doritos 2 for £3 ASDA)
Chilli con carne sauce - Uncle Ben's Medium Chilli Con Carne sauce Buy 3 (3for£3asda)
Jar of jalapenos
Tin of kidney beans
Tin of mixed beans for sausage soup
Tin of chopped tomatoes
Eggs
Sour cream for 25th
Single cream (small tub – 100ml) for 28th
Milk – semi skimmed
Sliced bread
Burger buns
Cheese slices
Cheddar
Fromage frais
Frozen duck pancakes
Fish fingers (birds eye omega 3 fish fingers 8 pack (3for £3 asda)
Frozen peas (Tesco Garden Peas 1Kg £1.85 tesco£1 asda)
Toilet bleach
Throwaway tea spoons
GU10 50 watt 240v halogen bulbs

squidgeum

sirbrainy wrote: »

Is there anything to stop me buying (say) 10 x roasters?

I think the most I would get in one go is 8. That would be a DTD of £96, therefore keeping it below the £100 maximum.