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

startedsaving

d-van wrote: »

I have tried and tried today and cannot manage to get the coupon printer to work. I installed Firefox and IE5.2 for Mac and tried it on safari in 32 bit mode as well, and it installs, then it does nothing! I should mention that I am using Mac OS X 10.6.6. I have read this whole thread and really can't figure out why is it not working in ANY browser...could anyone help please???

I had the same problem, and managed to get it to work by temporarily changing the security setting - see this quote from the first post, info from Couponnet: "2. The security settings in your browser are set too high
If you receive warnings or errors that an attempt to install and ActiveX control (Internet Explorer) or a plugin was blocked, or are asked for permission to install a program, you may need to change your browser's security settings to allow installation of these types of controls. Also, make sure to click the appropriate buttons in any dialog boxes that appear to allow the installation. Modern browers make you jump through a few hoops to install plugins, but it's worth it! "

So - i just went to tools, internet options, security tab, and moved the bar from medium high to medium, this allowed me to print my coupons - thn i moved it back again. hope this helps.

emerald21

CouponWoman wrote: »

Good morning everyone.

Am going shopping later, to Asda and Tesco.

Intend to use the huggies coupons without barcodes in tesco, will report any problems later.

have a great day everyone

CWxx

I ve used some, mind you i did buy the wipes. Took a lot of mithering at first waiting in the queue, annoying everyone behind me but they were accepted. However it could be the perfect excuse for them to refuse by saying you haven t bought the goods. Guess it depends on your individual Tesco store

emerald21

emerald21 wrote: »

I ve used some, mind you i did buy the wipes. Took a lot of mithering at first waiting in the queue, annoying everyone behind me but they were accepted. However it could be the perfect excuse for them to refuse by saying you haven t bought the goods. Guess it depends on your individual Tesco store

When i said i bought the wipes, they paid me to take them away with 40 odd pence off other shopping. Thanks to someone else on here previously who mentioned they were buy 1 for £2 50 odd and get 2 packs free. I thought it was a sure fire way of getting rid of the barcode less ones 3 at a time . Plus there is a number of uses for these wipes and not just for babies.

Part_Mouse

hnscott wrote: »

Swoop and pick and don't give a hoot that's my motto. Done it for the past month and no one has every queried what I'm doing. If anyone did enquire I'd just tell them to Got a wombled Asda receipt today for £10.51 :T:T:T:T:T

wow nice one well worth it.

Thriftybynature

chattmum wrote: »

Hi all, MSE and coupon newbie here joined up a coule weeks back & had been dtding for about a month, nothing on the scale of most people on here only did a shop couple of times a week bt found it very addictive and has helped me & family enjoy foods were didnt usually buy.

Anyway though would say hi to all, i have had a look thru the first few posts and printed off a couple of moc's espec the baby ones, being 7mnths preg at the mo i will take all the freebie/cheaper baby stuff i can get. seems to be a really good time for baby coupons at the mo aswell.

hopefully i will be able to give as wellas take, if i come across any new coups i'll opst them and keep my eyes open when i get bounty/lloyds packs etc for codes you guys may be able to use aswell.

morning chatmum - it's always a good time for baby coupons as you are a brand new marketing opportunity! Huggies/Pampers et al want you to buy their products exclusively so they seem to throw mocs at you in the early days - not too many as your baby gets older though! If you do stock up on tiny baby nappies then most supermarkets will exchange them for the next size up. Good luck!

Forgot my manners! Good morning all, been lurking for a while and it's nice to see our numbers growing!

Thriftybynature

MILLYMOLLY wrote: »

Is it ok for me to fill out form, not pregnant and don't have a baby, but sons friend is pregnant and I wanted to make a nappy cake (never done one before either),

:eek:absolutely not :eek: Asda and Huggies do home visits to check that you are indeed pregnant. You do get warning though, so you can stuff a cushion up your top.


:rotfl:Sorry, couldn't resist! Yes of course you can register, men are also allowed to register - as are cats and dogs and several of my DD's dollies. Nappy cake sounds such a nice idea:)

miss_miggins

Thriftybynature wrote: »

:eek:absolutely not :eek: Asda and Huggies do home visits to check that you are indeed pregnant. You do get warning though, so you can stuff a cushion up your top.


:rotfl:Sorry, couldn't resist! Yes of course you can register, men are also allowed to register - as are cats and dogs and several of my DD's dollies. Nappy cake sounds such a nice idea:)

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

PML at that!!

littlemrs29

Morning all

Last night I found 3 x 50p off coupon for different McCain products - just go to mccain.co.uk and register and then you can select all 3 to print (and if I remember rightly request to post as well):p

Unintended_Muse

Morning all

Another lovely sunny day here and enjoying the freedom of not having to talk myself into going to T's when I don't want too, lol.

Lamb rack was gorgeous as expected. Am sure being paid to eat something makes it taste even better.:rotfl:

Part_Mouse

oppps sorry all where are my manners. Morning all.

TBN loved that post :rofl: