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

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simone10

hmc wrote: »

do pound stretcher take vouchers please

I've asked in my local on two separate occasions, both times the answer has been no.

simone10

enya_ntfc wrote: »

This water is £1.29 in Ms, but they take off £1.35 so 6p profit with the free coupon.

I've just come back from M's. Got a £16.63 shop down to £3.87.
'This water' was priced at £1.29 but for me the coupon must have come up as needing a price or SA over rode it to £1.29. To be honest I was expecting it to automatically take off £1.35 as it had done in Boots at the weekend. ( 2 for £1.80 in Boots or £1.49 each - also 2 for £1.80 in T's, but only until 2nd August I think)

Also had 3 vouchers left of the Weightwatchers pots that come up at £2.50 per coupon. Hadn't realised but Morrisons have them on offer at £2.37 each or 2 for £4 (like sainsburys multibuy but my Sains don't sell them). So they paid me £1.13 to take away their last 3 on shelf using my last 3 vouchers.

Also I noticed Dr Pepper 500ml bottles have been reduced for the multibuy to 2 for £1.50 from 2 for £1.80 or £1.08 each. So they paid me 66p to take 2 away.

Used 2 50p Moc's on the Sanex ladies 150ml deodorant which are on offer at £1 each. So I paid 50p for each (though I should have waited to go to Sainsbury's and get mens deo at 89p each, hence just paying 39p each as I really don't need any more ladies deo)

Also noticed they've put the price up on AUNT BESSIE'S GRAVY GRANULES. Was previously 1 for 88p or 2 for £1 making them free if buying in multiples of 2 using 2 50p off MOC's. Now they are 2 for £1.50. Lucky I have stocked up on each of the 3 varieties and got some for my sisters too.

shjo558

Hello,

Could someone please tell me where the 'this water' coupon comes from as I seem to have missed it - I can't see it on the first page either?

Thanks

rebeccalb

Does the Dr Pepper state one per purchase or one per transaction?

myrtleturtle

here it is. shjo558

not a straight forward coupon though

***cupcake*** wrote: »

In town today we got a free bottle of 'This Water' with the local paper. On the bottle it has a special offer which says:

Text SUMMER and the last 6 digits from a bottle (mine was 197523) to 80878. They then send you a code to enter online at www.thiswaterperfectsummer.co.uk/text

Then complete the form online (see above) using the same mobile number and the code they send you via text.

They will email you a link to print 1 coupon for a free bottle of water.

Only one code per mobile/email per day.

A bit complicated but I got there in the end. See www.thiswater.co.uk for more details.


HTHS xx

myrtleturtle

already used mine but i think it was per purchase

rebeccalb wrote: »

Does the Dr Pepper state one per purchase or one per transaction?

Milo90

rebeccalb wrote: »

Does the Dr Pepper state one per purchase or one per transaction?

myrtleturtle wrote: »

already used mine but i think it was per purchase

It doesn't say anything on the coupon about either one per purchase, one per transaction, or one per person.

My better half used 3 different ones, got 3 bottles, in one transaction without any problem at Tesco today.

janE1956

simone10 wrote: »

I've asked in my local on two separate occasions, both times the answer has been no.

my local poundstretcher took 2 coupons for tripple velvet when the money tree thing was on
i asked for two separate transactions so i could send the reciepts for the cash
could just be up to their discretion

kerri_gt

Austineer wrote: »

Used my coupon from yesterdays's Sun for £1 off when you buy 3 Rolo/Milkybar/Yorkie dessert twinpacks at T's. These are on 3 for £2 anyway so got six desserts for £1 :-) Mmmm, treaty :-)
They only had the Rolo ones in our T's though as it's hardly bigger than an Express.

These twinpacks are 50p in Mr A at the moment too.