Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 18 (and chat)

Genmod55

Genmod55 wrote: »

Thank you so much for your suggestions Aesop, I will certainly give it a try. Feeling very tired now and I was so fed up with my laptop that I have packed it away for tonight and I am off to bed in a minute. Not sure if I will get a chance to try again tomorrow but if not I will certainly try Saturday and will let you know how I get on. Thanks again.

Eventually found time to try my laptop again tonight after having problems printing the "SafeCoupons". Thought I would just try printing a coupon before trying your suggestions Aesop (a coupon that I didn't really want so as not to waste one), and low and behold it worked!:j Didn't actually do anything to the computer other than to give it a rest, and it now seems to be fine, I even managed to print 4 more Finish coupons so really pleased!:T I shall keep your suggestions close to hand in case I have any further problems - thank you very much for your help.

Last weekend I managed to womble £5.50 worth of APG which I subsequently used in Tesco yesterday but as the SA didn't sign the receipt I used them again today in Asda, so double their value!:j I also wombled 3 more receipts which I will be able to check tomorrow -fingers crossed!

allyourwishes

stzza1 wrote: »

Did u mean asda? they are reduced to £5 in asda at the moment so you get them for free with the £5 voucher :j

I think your talking about the quantumatic they are 2 for £10 in Tesco so it still works out free

damo5134

stzza1 wrote: »

Did u mean asda? they are reduced to £5 in asda at the moment so you get them for free with the £5 voucher :j

I will try to use them against the finish 56 tablets on offer in tesco along with my DTD vouchers I have. they worked last time, but I think it depends on the SA you select. I always aim for the young lads as they seem to scan anything for you.:rotfl:

CouponWoman

stzza1 wrote: »

Ive used my vouchers now, but im sure the ones i printed off asda baby club website said '1 free huggies newborn starter kit' and was only available to spend at asda, so if they were £5.50 i would imagine they would have to take the whole amount off? although i do remember seeing on the voucher something about worth £5.
I dont know, my brains fryed today lol x :rotfl:

I asked this question a few weeks ago, and one of the peeps on here went to asda and bought the newborn box. It was £5.50 and the coupon actually says a maximum of £5 leaving .50p to pay. So the best thing to do is get them now before they go back up.:):):):)

hth

CWxx

celebrate

oh forgot to tell you about my shananigans today!!!

took my innocent wee neice and mum shopping...:D:D:D:D;););)

1st Asda, bought 4 boxes of huggies starter packs, loads of whoopsied bread and reduced stuff, threw couple 5 packs of chewing gum also reduced, total bill £21, paid £1 cash , wombled 2 receipts, just input one of them onto asda pricecheck and £4 voucher!!!!!:T

2nd Tesco, all did near identical shops as hadd SSM coupons, bought 2 each of the ariel stain remover, fairy liquid, lenor, febreze, pilgrims cheese, total bills were spot with DTd vouchers only 30-50p each to pay.

3rd Sainsbury's AT 3.50PM, we literally raced to Mr S and grabbed some venus spa razors and fairyliquids and went thro SS doing each item seperately, was parked in S loading bay or would have checked for whoopsies, oh well never mind.

Both mum (who has been abroad and totally missed DTD) and neice gobsmacked at paying only a couple of quid for the whole afternoons shoppping!!!

You guys have been an inspirtaion, many thanks again!!
There is life after DTD I have changed my signature!!!!!

Byatt

celebrate wrote: »

BYATT
sending you a big hug, when our 1st rabbit took ill then died (was losing weight and becoming weaker) , useless vet did nothing and never found out what was wrong with him-all he could say was perhaps its brother is more pushy and eating all the food, just seperate them!!, absolutely useless, we cried for weeks as it died shortly after, it was a baby as well. I felt like going back and having a major go at the vet but couldn't bring myself to.

I am in the medical profession and if i ever make a mistake the 1st thing i do is hold my hands up and apologise. Most of the time it is all patients want to hear. These days people are so fearful of litigation they become very defensive and afraid to admit to an error.

Ps anyone noticed lots of coupon finds being posted on the grabbit board recently and vice versa a few things mentioned on here that I already knew and seems some peeps weren't aware of (eg 1p tesco spreadsheet etc). Lesson learnt ->post everything you know-even if you think other probably also know, someone somewhere maynot and benefit!!!!

Thank you celebrate. That's all I wanted, was an apology. :A

Ditto your PS, I have been assuming everyone is looking at the other threads so haven't wanted to repeat them as I wasn't sure of the etiquette.

CouponWoman

Just wantched Extreme Couponing and I know I love using coupons but, boy, are they obsessed.

I have a good supply of certain things, domestos for example, I probably have another year or two's supply.

But one couponner had a wall of toilet rolls, enough to last, I am sure they said 100 years, and another one, enough toothbrushes to last 30-40 years.

There's a difference between stocking up a few months or even a years supply but these people have a problem. One said she would leave her "stock" to her favourite child. Another has to have extra insurance on their stock.

One woman said got to look for the best cashier, don't go to the older woman, look for the young lads they are more easy going. Seems some things are the same here. lol

CWxx

BLUEWKD

I have just seen this on the Tesco clubcard site. Not great, but as they say "every little helps".;)

E.ON EnergyE.ON Energy

Every£5 in Clubcard vouchers gives £7.50 worth of Clubcard rewards tokens
* New!
* Token type: E.ON Energy
* Category: Essentials / E.ON
* Location: United Kingdom
* Suitable for: Adults
* Product code: S0132
* Delivery method: Email

This offer will initially run until 5 August 2011. E-tokens must be redeemed on E.ON’s website by 31 August 2011

About this reward

Turn £10 of Clubcard vouchers into £15 to pay towards your energy bill.

E.ON and Clubcard have teamed up to offer Clubcard customers the opportunity to pay for their energy using their Clubcard vouchers. And every £10 in Clubcard vouchers will get you £15 off your E.ON energy bill.

This offer currently excludes customers on E.ON’s StayWarm, WarmAssist Fixed and Age UK tariffs and those with prepayment meters.

You will need to be an E.ON energy customer to take advantage of this offer. If you are not yet an E.ON customer, click on the link below to sign up – and also have the opportunity to collect Clubcard points for payments made on your E.ON energy bills (exclusions apply).

Unintended_Muse

MY OH and DD now look on me as being nearly normal, after watching Extreme Couponing tonight, lol.

CW My DD pointed out that woman is just saying "avoid the trouts" in a much more polite way.

hnscott

gill377 wrote: »

went to asda about 3.15. got loads of reductions,plus 3 x huggies newborn kits, used 1 £5off and 2 £2 off so got them for nothing, got 2 sharwoods,free, and 2 toblerone (2 for £1) with the £1.20 coupon,:p, then we went for a wombling drive around the carpark before we left, got 3 lovely high value reciepts,:T, so as tesco only up the road we had a drive around their carpark aswell and picked up 2 more reciepts,:o, I like this wombling lark,lol.:D

wombled 22 receipts from one asda today:eek:, all previous dated to today so checked them and got £6.99, £4.50, several £1.xx's and a fistful of duds. I was inspecting the bushes for so long at one point someone stopped in a car and asked for directions!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: