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Hello all
Dont suppose anyone has a Cravendale reward code I can have?
I just need one more. I am unable to go out and so cannot buy any cravendale. I ordered some with online shopping and guess what - they weren't ones with codes!!
So if anyone can spare one I'd be very grateful!
Wendy x
I've sent you a pm with a code. Hope your feeling better soon.Be thankful for what you have because it could all be taken away tomorrow.;)
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I've sent you a pm with a code. Hope your feeling better soon.I sent you a code as well....courtesy of swood....:)
Thanks very very much to you both. I've used them both and my husband brought 2 bottles in! So I've ordered 2 latte cups! I only hoped to get one.
You are both very kind! :A
Wendy x:TI've saved £518.70 with mocs and CS since 15 May (yes, I am keeping count!):T
:xmastree::xmassign: :rudolf: Happy Crimbo all! :rudolf: :xmassign::xmastree:0 -
Not sure which thread to put this in so its going here... Couple of items that have decent APG returns,
Fhttp://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/tesco-price-comparison/Baby_Milk_And_Drinks/Sma_Gold_First_Infant_Milk_Powder_from_Birth_Onwards_900g.htmlor anyone with a new baby, there may be a sizable return on SMA gold first Infant powder in 900g
This came up on a wombled Asda receipt, which when compared against Morrisons was £1.37 higher. I've no idea how much of this stuff a child gets thru but the purchaser bought 2 of these.
The other major differerence was on TRESemm! Moisture Rich Shampoo (900ml) £4.30 at Asda £2.80 at Morrisons. Therefore £1.44 difference. With a few smaller items and the 10% the voucher was quite substantial.
If anyone is considering using these I'd suggest checking Morrisons prices first.0 -
I've sent you a pm with a code. Hope your feeling better soon.
I take it you don't need anymore code right. Aesop do you still need the codes?
Goats on Tour :-
http://www.capricorngoatscheese.co.uk/GOATS_ON_TOUR.htmRIP my dear dear parent : Mum aged 62 (17/5/1990) & Dad aged 89 (23/1/2012)0 -
Dr.Who-Who wrote: »I take it you don't need anymore code right. Aesop do you still need the codes?
Goats on Tour :-
http://www.capricorngoatscheese.co.uk/GOATS_ON_TOUR.htm
let me check, managed to get 2.0 -
Dr.Who-Who wrote: »I take it you don't need anymore code right. Aesop do you still need the codes?
I'm really sorry, I used both and got 2 latte cups. Sorry if this was greedy:TI've saved £518.70 with mocs and CS since 15 May (yes, I am keeping count!):T
:xmastree::xmassign: :rudolf: Happy Crimbo all! :rudolf: :xmassign::xmastree:0 -
Well I have just ordered one mug, so have 1 spare code. Don't think I will make 12 codes by 26, so may offer on other forum?0
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Well I have just ordered one mug, so have 1 spare code. Don't think I will make 12 codes by 26, so may offer on other forum?
I take you know there are '9' free codes? So you only really need 3 codes to get one item? If you do know please ignore me, if not let me know and I'll explain.
W:TI've saved £518.70 with mocs and CS since 15 May (yes, I am keeping count!):T
:xmastree::xmassign: :rudolf: Happy Crimbo all! :rudolf: :xmassign::xmastree:0 -
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