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

gwynant

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Everyone

mhoc

In the front of the Sainsburys magazine I was reading about this, actually they have been doing it for several years

http://www.getsetgofree.com/2011/

Make sure its the 2011 page you are on and register.

There are 56 Nestle products with promotional codes each worth varying ammounts and the website has a list eg Ski yogurts worth 15 points, Cherrios worth 30 etc

You just have to be careful at this time of the year to find ones with 2011 codes and not old 2010 codes (only valid until the end of July 2011) - although I dont suppose there is anything to stop you buying 2010 codes, registering on the 2010 page and using them.

Collect the points to redeem against a range of acivities. You put your postcode in the box (or the postcode of where you are on holiday etc) and it gives you a list. You can then save the ones you like to "favourites" while you save your points towards your activity.

For instance a swim at one of our local hotels will cost 15 points and to get 15 points all you need to buy is one of the snack bar packs eg Drifters A £1.55/T £1. Our council run swim baths now charge about £2.50 for an adult swim so just paying £1 for Drifters and a free swim is a total bargain :T

If you go to mysupermarket to the Asda page and put Nestle in the box the full range comes up so you can pick out the ones you want to look out for with the special flashed packs.

I started making a list yesterday and there are quite a few price differences between Asda and Tesco - Tesco being cheaper for once. I've got a few potential items on my list
eg kitkat chunkys x 2 A £3 T £2
Mind you the list will need some careful work,branded product prices leap about all over the place and its possible that Sainsburys prices will match Asda and then you get no APG :eek:

m4rtin

mhoc wrote: »

For instance a swim at one of our local hotels will cost 15 points and to get 15 points all you need to buy is one of the snack bar packs eg Drifters A £1.55/T £1. Our council run swim baths now charge about £2.50 for an adult swim so just paying £1 for Drifters and a free swim is a total bargain :T

I

Is it just me or is anyone else seeing the irony here :rotfl:

Don't suppose they do free swims if yer buy an apple or banana

Good find nevertheless :beer:

samkitten

hello

can someone please post me the link to the free lenor (coupon) everyones talking bowt..

im a complete newbie still unsure.

many thanks

snaggletooth

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Wendy_x

samkitten wrote: »

hello

can someone please post me the link to the free lenor (coupon) everyones talking bowt..

im a complete newbie still unsure.

many thanks

Welcome! :j

If you go to page one all the coupons are listed with links. I believe the lenor one is via supersavvyme - also has a link!
As a relative newbie myself, I highly recommend you read through all the first page posts. Not forgetting to thank these posts!

Good luck

kerri_gt

Apologies if this has been asked - but will Lidl accept vouchers ok? Was hoping to use the 50p Cushelle one there

Wendy_x

Hi all and good morning

Has anyone used the Cheerio voucher yet. I ask as mine look quite fuzzy. I am concerned they don't scan or the SA thinks they are photocopies. It may just be my printer - but my others are okay.

Cheers
W

Wendy_x

kerri_gt wrote: »

Apologies if this has been asked - but will Lidl accept vouchers ok? Was hoping to use the 50p Cushelle one there

I've never tried as on page 1;

Aldi, Netto, Lidl and B&M
Do not accept any coupons.

Browntoa

old thread 20

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3335144