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

myalphabetgirls

midwinter wrote: »

Am I right in thinking re the huggies offer:

In Asda the pack costs £3. The voucher is £5, and you're buying them anyway, to get the remaining £2 taken off the shopping?

I don't have little ones, or know of peeps that have them.

Enviromentally its a waste of manufacturing and transportation, so my 2nd question is:

Do charity shops take nappy packs to sell on? Or is it something that they're not allowed to do? I know some charity shop chains have strict rules of what they can accpet to resell.

What about a boot sale? They sell well at those. £2 or thereabouts a pack.

Ive also sold multiple packs of nappies (a whole ago there was a coupon available for a free pack of nappies which was great - I miss that one!) on my local free ad - Trade it.

You could put up a notice in your local church or childrens centres - most run playgroups and a lot of young mums would really appreciate free or cheap nappies.

If none of those ideas appeal can I pop round and print them? lol.

midwinter

myalphabetgirls wrote: »

What about a boot sale?

Good idea We don't have any car boot sales locally, but I can look further afield

myalphabetgirls wrote: »

If none of those ideas appeal can I pop round and print them? lol.

Now there's a thought!

I'll see how I get on!

my3kidsrmyworld

do ou think the airwick coupon will work on the aqua mist?its only £1.50 at asda

myalphabetgirls

oooh, ooooh, just had to re-post!

Have just been entering my asda wombling haul from this lovely windy afternoon. Some are set aside for tomorrow but this little beauty popped up:

20 items (10 different) on your bill qualify for comparison
Sainsbury's +£4.67

1.6 x ASDA Tomatoes by Weight (100g) £3.18 - £3.18
2 x ASDA Mixed Chillies (50g) £0.84 £1.08
1 x ASDA Growing Coriander £0.50 £1.19
1 x ASDA Green Olive Bread (400g) £1.50 N/A
6 x ASDA Whole Cucumber £4.80 £4.80
4 x ASDA Spring Onions £2.88 £3.00
2 x ASDA Cut Coriander (25g) £1.00 N/A
3 x ASDA Tarragon (25g) £1.50 N/A
1 x ASDA Tomato Ketchup Squeezy (1Kg) £1.00 N/A
1 x Mevgal Original Greek Feta Cheese (200g) £2.22 N/A
2 x Smirnoff Red Label Vodka (1L) £34.00 £26.00
1 x Smirnoff Red Label Vodka (700ml) £12.00 £14.28
1 x Sprite (2L) £2.00 £1.50
1 x Fanta Fruit Twist (2L) £1.00 £1.50
1 x Coca Cola Zero (2L) £1.78 £1.78
2 x Arla Apetina Light (200g) £2.00 N/A
1 x Nando's Sweet Chilli Marinade (250ml) £1.84 N/A

Comparison total (compared products only) £62.98 £58.31
Why is my voucher for £10.51?

Sorry, Sainsbury's were cheapest this time. Your comparable grocery shopping was £4.67 cheaper at Sainsbury's. The ASDA Price Guarantee would normally entitle you to a voucher for £4.68.

However as we're currently guaranteeing your comparable grocery shopping to be 10% cheaper than Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Waitrose, you're entitled to a voucher for £10.51.

We'll always issue a voucher for the largest amount, when we're not 10% cheaper than more than one competitor - this is the difference to ASDA comparable shop highlighted in red in the table above



Hopefully this will inspire any would-be womblers?

Already this afternoon, apg wombled vouchers have kitted my youngest daughter out with school dresses & a bolero cardi, ankle socks and sandals for the summer term at school.

I was only admiring hnscott's wombling find this morning and posted accordingly. That was for a tenner too.

See they are out there.

emerald21

midwinter wrote: »

Sorry, loooooooong time since I last shopped in Asda, so can't advise

In my experience they watch you like hawks on the ss checkout in Asda. They ve said to me that they have to do it and of course if its for what you ve bought they will do it. So again it depends who you get working there.

myrtleturtle

used a £1 one off the mist today
was prepared to argue it wasn't an aerosol as its not but found my fav sa who just scanned it through after checking i'd bought airwick product.
although she did say they'd been told to remember not to take vouchers unless item was bought.

my3kidsrmyworld wrote: »

do ou think the airwick coupon will work on the aqua mist?its only £1.50 at asda

myrtleturtle

in my 2 local asdas you can no longer use vouchers on self serve tills

emerald21 wrote: »

In my experience they watch you like hawks on the ss checkout in Asda. They ve said to me that they have to do it and of course if its for what you ve bought they will do it. So again it depends who you get working there.

myrtleturtle

both my local A's have stopped allowing vouchers on ss

chattmum wrote: »

Can you use vouchers on self service tills at asda ? Just wondering as was going to go in tomorrow and go thru ss till to get baby box and couple other bits and put thru voucher myself so pay next to nothing

myrtleturtle

i used sharwoods vouchers in asda today
they were £1.35 in my asda, voucher scans at £1.55

jonty03 wrote: »

Help

Just a very quick one as DD has phoned to ask if I want to go to shops with her for some 'bits and pieces'.

I have printed off the Countrylife coupon, but it looks a bit fuzzy on the text, can still read the barcode though, will this be ok?

How/where do I use the Sharwoods coupons (I have 2).

Thanks for all the advice on the stroppy bird (budgie, not DD ) I will report when I get back - going in about 10mins. Thanks :A

Fibe_2

Time to stop lurking and start sharing.

Kicked off my couponing career last week with a couple of the Finish Quantumatic Starter kits from Asda - net free. Yay. Printed another two vouchers for my mother <ahem> to use next time I visit Asda.

In T this afternoon and noticed they have a two for £10.15 offer on the starter kits OR refills. As you get 24 washes in the refills, and when you've got two starter thingys you don't need any more, I thought I'd try the next two vouchers.

Scanned and accepted no problem. Did pay 15p more than in A but the refill offer is a good one, No?

Btw now I have registered I will go back to thank all the regular posters who have inspired me. Thank You.