Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 21 (and chat)

chattmum

morning all just been to sains to use a dettol no touch coupon (managed to get a silver one for £2 after moc) and noticed they have the betty crocker cake mixes and the the tubs of cream all on 1/3rd off. this makes the mixes £1.30-£1.40ish depending on which you go for (the devils food cake is fab) and ideal price to use up any 30p off coupons people may still have left over from dtd betty days from the pancake mix. the cookie mixes are only 80p so 50p after moc and ideal to make with the kids in the hols.

Part_Mouse

UM hope your dd is up and walking asap. *hugs* to you both.

redkids1972

Hi all don't often post here but just wanted to say thanks for everyone who contributes. I have been using the vouchers for about a month or so and have amassed a stock of things which will lower my weekly shop in the coming months. Today went to Mr t and spent 51 but used the
Morrison five pound voucher and then a
Tesco six pound off forty spend
2 x pound off dove
1x pound off lenor
1 x amber
2 x lacto cheese voucher
2 x Ariel stain powder

Then went to Iceland for the aunt bessies yorkshire pud

cattysmum

Hi there fairly new to this thread so please be patient, last post said used a £5 off morrisons Voucher at Tescos I didn't realise tescos took them,can anyone confirm pls????

I have just had a good read through and found my answer!

never_too_old

cattysmum wrote: »

Hi there fairly new to this thread so please be patient, last post said used a £5 off morrisons Voucher at Tescos I didn't realise tescos took them,can anyone confirm pls????

I have just had a good read through and found my answer!

Hi Mr T do take them if you read through the first page it explains all the cs Mr T takes.

hth:D

AMMat158

Hello everyone
Sorry if this has been mentioned but I've only just had an email about it.
Have you tried Lactofree semi hard cheese - print a coupon for £1 off
http://www.lactofree.co.uk/haveyoutried/

It's on offer for £1 at tesco until 9th August
Coupon valid until 20th August - one per email address

kerri_gt

Quick mention (apologies if its a double post) but Mr T has Bold 2in1 Crystal Rain and White Lily powder reduced to £2.50 (was £2.80) plus SSM have a £1 off coupon.

Austineer_2

Not sure if this is the correct place to ask this, but Asda refused to accept my Price Guarantee coupon and some manufacturers coupons the other day as the discount came to more than 10% of the cost of my shopping. Is this normal? The supervisor agreed with the cashier that this was the correct Asda policy. The coupons I had were £1.27 Asda Price Guarantee, 30p off Lipton tea (coupon came with free sample), £1 off Country Crisp (printable coupon) and 50p off McCain Beer Battered Home Chips. All the coupons were still in date, not supermarket specific and used against the correct item.

I was trying to buy the above products plus a few other items - about £6.50 worth in total. They said I couldn't use the Price Guarantee coupon at all that time as it was way over the 10%, but I could use either the Lipton 30p or the McCain 50p. I decided not to use any at that time and put the groceries back.

The cashier told me to save them for a "big shop", but I don't do a big shop, just four or five easily-carriable shops per week.

I didn't have time to stay and check what the correct policy was, so my mum (who happened to be in the shop at the same time) went to customer services afterwards and asked if she could use her £1.08 Price Guarantee coupon against her £2.50's worth of shopping - she was told that as long as it didn't make a negative value she could use it.

I've emailed Asda but have yet to receive a reply.

Does anyone know for sure what their policy is? I was so embarrassed having my coupons refused and with a long line tutting behind me.

CouponWoman

Austineer wrote: »

Not sure if this is the correct place to ask this, but Asda refused to accept my Price Guarantee coupon and some manufacturers coupons the other day as the discount came to more than 10% of the cost of my shopping. Is this normal? The supervisor agreed with the cashier that this was the correct Asda policy. The coupons I had were £1.27 Asda Price Guarantee, 30p off Lipton tea (coupon came with free sample), £1 off Country Crisp (printable coupon) and 50p off McCain Beer Battered Home Chips. All the coupons were still in date, not supermarket specific and used against the correct item.

I was trying to buy the above products plus a few other items - about £6.50 worth in total. They said I couldn't use the Price Guarantee coupon at all that time as it was way over the 10%, but I could use either the Lipton 30p or the McCain 50p. I decided not to use any at that time and put the groceries back.

The cashier told me to save them for a "big shop", but I don't do a big shop, just four or five easily-carriable shops per week.

I didn't have time to stay and check what the correct policy was, so my mum (who happened to be in the shop at the same time) went to customer services afterwards and asked if she could use her £1.08 Price Guarantee coupon against her £2.50's worth of shopping - she was told that as long as it didn't make a negative value she could use it.

I've emailed Asda but have yet to receive a reply.

Does anyone know for sure what their policy is? I was so embarrassed having my coupons refused and with a long line tutting behind me.

Sorry, but Asda staff have told you an absolute load of codswollop.

Total nonsence and they should be ashamed of themselves.

Complain like mad over this, its so wrong to do this to good customers. Mention your embarassment and upset at their staffs comments.

I have used as many as 7 apg and say a dozen or more coupons at a time and paid maybe as little as a couple of pounds for my shopping. Thats getting a £30 shop for £1 for example. Most people on here have done the same.

The correct policy is one page 1.

You can use as many apg's as you like as long as you do not go into negative balance as they don't want to give money back.

However I believe some people have gone to customer services and got the money for an apg (but I have never tried this)


With regard to manufactures coupons, you can use these against the correct product, as long as its non store specific, or if its an asda coupon. As long as its in date and any conditions are met, ie a coupon sometimes says one per person.

There is no limit, I usually use between 10 - 20 coupons in asda at a time.

Hope you get a grovelling apology from asda.

CWxx

myrtleturtle

thanks for posting, have updated the thread, i leave the link and just change product as it changes each week, so please keep posting this one as it changes
be quick though as these coupons go very quickly

AMMat158 wrote: »

Hello everyone
Sorry if this has been mentioned but I've only just had an email about it.
Have you tried Lactofree semi hard cheese - print a coupon for £1 off
http://www.lactofree.co.uk/haveyoutried/

It's on offer for £1 at tesco until 9th August
Coupon valid until 20th August - one per email address