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

emerald21

Aesop wrote: »

I can't remember if I tried this one, but sometimes the browser I am using can cause difficulties.

Google Chrome sometimes plays up and I have the new Fire fox which can be very tempermental. I E seems to be best for me for coupons.

Yes i always use IE

midwinter

Good evening all

Yes, was an early start for me, came online before setting off for work.

Hope you've all had good days, and I'm off to Morrisons for a quick shop before they close.

It'll make a nice change to T's!

Part_Mouse

Just entered one of the codes, got a message saying they would refund my sauce and give me a 50p MOC but i can't see where you can print it? thought they were sending them via post.

Mag Yes i did get back on again today, lovely feeling of freedoom.

System

CouponWoman wrote: »

Printed the Huggies coupons on page 1 and got four of the Huggies starter kits. (someone else prints them for me too,

The huggies coupons are for £5 and the huggies boxes are on offer for £3. Works out a nice little earner.

Got them from Asda and opened them up and there is 3 coupons on the inside of the box (used to be 2).

Now its £2 off newborn nappies, £2 off swimmers and a £1 huggies pure wipes coupon.

Use the wipes coupons at Tesco as they are on offer for 3 for £2.59, so 3 packs of huggies wipes for free and .41p off your shopping.


hth

CWxx

So just wondering, can I buy one starter kit and some huggies wipes with the voucher or will that not work? Also unsure what to do with the nappies as my lo is too big for them now, I don't know anyone with a baby that small. Also if the coupons inside don't have bar codes on them I guess that means you can't use a ss till? Sorry for all the questions.

madmuppet5

midwinter wrote: »

Good evening all

Yes, was an early start for me, came online before setting off for work.

Hope you've all had good days, and I'm off to Morrisons for a quick shop before they close.

It'll make a nice change to T's!

:eek::eek::eek:

BLUEWKD

Aesop wrote: »

I can't remember if I tried this one, but sometimes the browser I am using can cause difficulties.

Google Chrome sometimes plays up and I have the new Fire fox which can be very tempermental. I E seems to be best for me for coupons.

A lot of people me inc cannot print coupons with the new firefox. Look on the first pages for veggiecarrs firefox link and download that. Sorry, short of comp time so cannot find the link, but know he advised me to go on old version and if get asked if want to update say no. Hopefully he will be around later to give all details

CouponWoman

emerald21 wrote: »

CouponWoman wrote: »

Printed the Huggies coupons on page 1 and got four of the Huggies starter kits. (someone else prints them for me too,

The huggies coupons are for £5 and the huggies boxes are on offer for £3. Works out a nice little earner.

Got them from Asda and opened them up and there is 3 coupons on the inside of the box (used to be 2).

Now its £2 off newborn nappies, £2 off swimmers and a £1 huggies pure wipes coupon.

Use the wipes coupons at Tesco as they are on offer for 3 for £2.59, so 3 packs of huggies wipes for free and .41p off your shopping.


hth

CWxx[

Hi Have you noticed how the latest ones with 3 coupons on dont have the bar code on. Not as easy to use.

Wow, your right, no barcodes on any of them. DS cut them up so never even noticed. Will try them on monday in Asda and see what they say. Will report back then.

CWxx

myalphabetgirls

Aesop wrote: »

Sharwoods Indian Curry Sauce http://www.sharwoods.com/indian/taste-promise/
if you enjoyed the taste of your Sharwoods Indian Curry Sauce, have another one on them for free.

http://www.sharwoods.com/sharwoods/indian/taste-promise/yes/en/yes_home.cfm

you have to have the unique pack code from your original jar - it is 4 digit numeric code printed on the lid.

Prints 2, dated 30 May 2011.

See midwinter and all very welcome newbies - free food! Told ya!

Thanks Aesop for posting.

CouponWoman

rachelja wrote: »

So just wondering, can I buy one starter kit and some huggies wipes with the voucher or will that not work? Also unsure what to do with the nappies as my lo is too big for them now, I don't know anyone with a baby that small. Also if the coupons inside don't have bar codes on them I guess that means you can't use a ss till? Sorry for all the questions.

Hi rachelja


Really its a case of try it and see. I used 4 x £5 huggies coupons today and they all went through at £5 so the extra 4 x £2 was just deducted from my shopping.

However saying that, I also used 2 last week and the SA changed the coupon value to £3 when she realised thats what they actually cost. One peep on here used 2 x £5 coupons and got 3 boxes of huggies and a packet of wipes last week.

Its a case of try it and see as it will depend on the SA.

If you don't need the nappies at the moment you can either put them away (for future little ones of yours or family/friends) or sell them I guess.:rotfl::rotfl:

Good luck.:):)

myalphabetgirls

rachelja wrote: »

So just wondering, can I buy one starter kit and some huggies wipes with the voucher or will that not work? Also unsure what to do with the nappies as my lo is too big for them now, I don't know anyone with a baby that small. Also if the coupons inside don't have bar codes on them I guess that means you can't use a ss till? Sorry for all the questions.

Ive bought a starter kit with the free voucher and a £2 coupon also, depends on SA. Always worth a try. Im the best actress ever at the tills if SA notices an extra coupon being sneaked through. Oh silly me... in my best dipsy voice

If you like crafting - pop along to the "special occasions" board and there is a very specific thread on nappy cakes which you could sell at craft fayres or boot sales. Personally my huggies starter kits are destined for a car boot sale. Sinw recently posted that she could have sold them all day long at £2 each. Great result if you get the coupon scanned at £5 when they are on offer at £3 as they are currentl (Asda baby event) and then you get £2 for them at a bootsale.

always find Asda ss tills hit and miss. Aim for the young saturday lads, bored and just wanting the day to end. They are happy to scan away happily if you offer up a little bit of cleavage (shame on me!) - fun though!