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

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  • munchkinz
    munchkinz Posts: 678 Forumite
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    tiff wrote: »
    I'm confused because theyre talking about dtd on the 1p thread?

    This is the DTD when you are overcharged INSTORE. If the Shelf Edge Label (SEL) says £3 and it goes through the till at £5 you go to Customer services and they give you DTD of £4.

    A good one for this at the minute is a Gordon Ramsey Dinner Set, marked up at 50% off Now £25 but scans at £50. instore DTD of £50 = Free dinner set :)

    The DTD in Tesco with Asda is now just the difference.
    :j First mini munchkin due 05/04/2013 :j
  • LadyCoupon
    LadyCoupon Posts: 718 Forumite
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    I have been using them plastic folders since DTD days and they are brilliant for the job and fit nicely in the handbag. were a freebie curtesey of Mt T's DTD

    I am in desperate need of something good to keep my coupons in and keep them organised. Do you know if Tesco still sell these, if so, where would I find it, in the stationery section?
  • SavvyShopper-
    SavvyShopper- Posts: 44 Forumite
    edited 9 July 2011 at 10:40AM
    tiff wrote: »
    I'm confused because theyre talking about dtd on the 1p thread?

    Mr T did a double the difference (DTD) price check which was very lucrative but was stopped.

    the DTD that you can still get is only if they overcharge you on an item, not as lucrative but still worthwhile when it happens.
  • LadyCoupon wrote: »
    I am in desperate need of something good to keep my coupons in and keep them organised. Do you know if Tesco still sell these, if so, where would I find it, in the stationery section?
    yes & yes in the stationary Dept.
  • munchkinz wrote: »
    I completely agree.

    I do most of my dad's shopping as he works full time, but he had a day off the other day and said he was going to have a look in T's for a few bits. I told him to come round before hand, so I could give him some MOC's did he no! "oh it doesn't matter, it's only a few quid :doh:" same when he shops online, I tell him every time, "let me know before you buy anything, I will be able to find a discount code, free delivery or get cashback for you" He never listens.

    My mum is just as bad, I don't see her that often, (long story) but I saw her up town and was telling her about the free dove deo, "oh I prefer sure" IT'S FREE goddamit woman. But she was happy that I went in to superdrug with her and used my Student Discount on the shampoo that she uses which was already 1/2 price.

    I don't know where I get my moneysaving genes from :rotfl:

    BTW I got my folder with a DTD voucher too :D

    Lol, my boyfriend and daughter are the same - boyfriend was with me when I did a shop in Mr T, got reduced from £11 to £5. His reaction was 'wow!', so I sent him all the links to this forum and SSM - that was 2 weeks ago, and he hasn't looked at all. I've pointed out to him that he's missed free stuff because the vouchers have expired, but he just says he'll 'get around to it'

    DD just nods politely, but says she doesn't have time to do it, even though I know her and her fiance have very little money.

    *sigh* even if they'd just print off the vouchers on their computers for me to use, I'd be happy.:):):):):):):):)
  • Bemyapple
    Bemyapple Posts: 53 Forumite
    munchkinz wrote: »
    This is the DTD when you are overcharged INSTORE. If the Shelf Edge Label (SEL) says £3 and it goes through the till at £5 you go to Customer services and they give you DTD of £4.

    A good one for this at the minute is a Gordon Ramsey Dinner Set, marked up at 50% off Now £25 but scans at £50. instore DTD of £50 = Free dinner set :)

    The DTD in Tesco with Asda is now just the difference.

    DTD?!?! someone upload a pic ?!?!

    Munchkinz its annoying when your family is like that and when your saving every penny lol....Its funny cos now looking back I feel like a fool for paying full price for anything...and when i see people who pay for full price for stuff I laugh...but then again they make look at me and think i am annoying and sad. :(

    And why do some Cashier look at me like i am poor or stupid for using coupons. I can pay full price I just choose not too... who the fool there huh!! LOL:rotfl:
  • Bemyapple
    Bemyapple Posts: 53 Forumite
    *sigh* even if they'd just print off the vouchers on their computers for me to use, I'd be happy.:):):):):):):):)

    How I wish that would happen with all my friends... I end up paying them a visit to there house and using there PC and Printer LOL... suckers I get the goodies and they get to pay for the paper and the ink LOL.
  • munchkinz
    munchkinz Posts: 678 Forumite
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    Bemyapple wrote: »
    DTD?!?! someone upload a pic ?!?!

    Munchkinz its annoying when your family is like that and when your saving every penny lol....Its funny cos now looking back I feel like a fool for paying full price for anything...and when i see people who pay for full price for stuff I laugh...but then again they make look at me and think i am annoying and sad. :(

    And why do some Cashier look at me like i am poor or stupid for using coupons. I can pay full price I just choose not too... who the fool there huh!! LOL:rotfl:

    Double the Difference there's lots of discussion on this over on the 1p thread https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2711727 and the Tesco misprice thread https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/1656271. Don't think anyone has posted a pic yet. With DTD it's pot luck as to whether you tore is on top of changing the labels when deals end, as this is the most common way of overcharges.

    Anyway back to coupon talk :p
    I think people still think of coupons as back in the 60's when woman had to save every penny. They don't realise that it's not always out of necessity, it's just common sense ;)
    :j First mini munchkin due 05/04/2013 :j
  • RonniesMummy
    RonniesMummy Posts: 438 Forumite
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    Morning - or should that be afternoon, im exhausted OH had me up till 3am watching some scary film or other, i tried to sleep but it wasnt happening.
    As punishment we are going to every asda and tesco in a 5 mile radius wombling :D
    Also going to go to sainsburys and use up some SSM vouchers if there are any good offers on!
    Will report back later!
    x
    DFD 1st January 2016
    Total Debt £4600 01/01/2013
    £4100 15/11/2013 01/11/15 £0 :j
  • yowell
    yowell Posts: 141 Forumite
    I've been Money Tipped!
    :DGood afternoon peoples..
    I organize my coupons in the little business card wallets you can buy..the ones that are about creditcard sized with loads of plastic sleeves inside - i have one for Tescos with the few Asda coupons i get at the back, and another for non store specific and manufacturers coupons. they're perfect for my handbag and don't look too obvious when i'm looking through them in store.
    You have to fold the coupons to put them in but i make sure i don't fold on the barcode and have the product face up so i can see at a glance. HTH;)
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