Mclellands Seriously Strong Cheddar 400g £4.29 B1G2F @ Tesco

BLUEWKD

caroc wrote: »

I have a £3 off £30 till spit from Sainsburys. Can I spend this in Tesco ?

Yes you can. If any of the staff ever query the cond spend coupons, tell them to look on the list on their tills. There is a button which says comp spend and then there is a full list of every competitor coupon they take.

JoJoB

Wow BLUEWKD, so i have the sainsbury's nectar £8 off a £40 spend and a tesco clubcard coupon for £4 off a £40 spend - can I use both of these on the same £40 shop making it £28? I thought if the first coupon took the balance below £40 I wouldn't be able to use the next coupon in addition.

tbw

JoJoB wrote: »

Wow BLUEWKD, so i have the sainsbury's nectar £8 off a £40 spend and a tesco clubcard coupon for £4 off a £40 spend - can I use both of these on the same £40 shop making it £28? I thought if the first coupon took the balance below £40 I wouldn't be able to use the next coupon in addition.

I don't think you are really supposed to use both on the same £40 spend - but, CA willing (and there are a lot of temps on at the moment - not that I am suggesting taking advantage of them, just making a statement:D), it WILL work. Just make absolutely certain that you hand the Tesco conditional send over FIRST, the Sainsbury one will scan regardless of the final total.

JoJoB

Thanks for the heads up tbw!

antrobus

karlie88 wrote: »

Ah, but I'll be using £5 off a £40 Tesco shop (Daily Mail), £8 off a £40 Sainsbury's shop (nectar promotion) and £3 off a £20 Tesco shop (till spit).

So I'll spend £45 and get a £16 discount (36% off).

Well according to this post here - http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=45039618&postcount=5 - the "official usage rules are that if you for example have a £3 off £30 coupon and a £4 off £40 voucher you would need to spend combined value of coupons £70 to use both in one shop.
BUT you may, depending on your store because some don't know/follow the above rule. be able to use both the above examples on a £40 shop (highest value coupon)".

So your cunning plan might work, but be prepared to be disappointed.

karlie88

antrobus wrote: »

Well according to this post here - http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=45039618&postcount=5 - the "official usage rules are that if you for example have a £3 off £30 coupon and a £4 off £40 voucher you would need to spend combined value of coupons £70 to use both in one shop.
BUT you may, depending on your store because some don't know/follow the above rule. be able to use both the above examples on a £40 shop (highest value coupon)".

So your cunning plan might work, but be prepared to be disappointed.

it's worked for the past 50 shops at tesco.

psam

Brilliant, thanks OP, I have a Tesco shop being delivered tomorrow so have added this in! :-)