Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 22 (and chat)

roxiegriff

Perranlady wrote: »

Hi all,

Is it just me, or is anyone else having problems with the Utterley Butterley Coupon, I keep getting error message, I know I should have saved it to my PC but ......

it went ood yesterday

Victoria_Meldrew

I noticed people have been having problems with coupons not being accepted - some of them were mentioned as being "safe coupons". I have had these sent by post from Couponstar in the past and when I've checked on-line (using the info given on the front of the coupon) they are only supposed to be accepted at Asda and Co-op (not Sains, M or T) so that may be why??

x_Bunny_x

isolice wrote: »

Update:
Oxo coupon was a 'token of good' will from a complaint my gran made as there were 2 oxo cubes missing from her last box.

Isolice

That's very odd. Why would someone steal two oxo's, i'm assuming someone stole them. Maybe they where having mince for tea and wanted to add some oxo

isolice

x_Bunny_x wrote: »

That's very odd. Why would someone steal two oxo's, i'm assuming someone stole them. Maybe they where having mince for tea and wanted to add some oxo

It is rather strange to me too but she said the box didn't look like it had been opened before hand. Sneaky hehe.

Oh well at least the voucher went to good use.

Isolice.

expressman33

BLUEWKD wrote: »

I’m behind the England team, you can be too!
To show your support visit CarlsbergForEngland and get £1 off your next purchase of Carlsberg. Drinkaware.co.uk Enjoy Responsibly. You have to upload a picture, any pic to get the coupon

£1 off any multipack of Carlsberg or Carlsberg export 4 pack to 24 pack
Valid till 31/12/11 (ideal for nearer christmas if you don't loose it:eek::eek:)
Prints 2

4 pack of Carlsberg currently £2.50 at asda - so £1.50 with voucher
http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/Beer/Carlsberg_Lager_38_4x440ml.html

Genmod55

I am still managing to get the free bottles (famous last words) - printed 2 yesterday and 2 today using codes from bottles.

Got trouted in Tesco today - spent £96 after discounts and tried to use 4 x £2 off £20 Co-op vouchers, young female SA would only allow one to be used even though I had spent well above the required amount. She also refused the Dr. Pepper free coupons because "they are on offer", I told her it didn't really matter because they were free anyway and I didn't even mind her charging me the full price because they were free. She refused so I asked to her to take them off as I didn't want them if they were not free.

I really don't know why some people are so funny about coupons, anyway on my way out I needed petrol so I was able to use the coupons in the petrol station with absolutely no problem and just for a change they had the Coke Zero ones which I haven't been able to get instore at all.

Lynsey

likestosavemoney wrote: »

hi
just wanted to know if you used the vouchers for the unilever facebook to get all those products? if so how did you get all of them, specifically the magnum ones ?

Lol. You got your priorities right.
Facebook vouchers are 1 Unilever selection per each FB account, so in theory you can have several FB accounts if you want. Also you can get other members with FB accounts to print you vouchers if they don't want or need them.
The F5 button also lets you print again.

HTH, don't want to go too deep.

Lynsey

bargains4365

Dr.Who-Who wrote: »

English is not easy to understand:D and not all CS fully understand the meaning/definition of the word.:rotfl:

The Meaning of :

one coupon per purchase, simply means that you can only use one coupon per purchase of an item. if you are buying 2 & you have 2 coupons to redeem the same products then you can use it. Even if it is BOGOF


one coupon per transaction, simply means :-

1) purchase 1 item use 1 coupon only for each of your 1 transaction.
2) If you are going to use multiple of the same coupons, then you have to make several trips to the shop.
3) You can play their game too if you like :- do multiple transaction on the same converyor belt:rotfl:then look at the cashier's face - only do this to the cashiers that you don't like ie:-trouty:D well they can't stop you b'cos that is what the coupon T&C states.

I can't give you an example b'cos like I said before those people are reading what you are up to. I am posting this so that you can train/teach your staff to understand that it is not right for us customers to pay for the groceries as well as to explain the definition of T&C:eek:

Lol. this happenned to me the other day. I had eight vouchers for sensations to put in with my other shopping and a young male started teling me he could not accept them as it was against the terms and conditions, as only one per transactions, so I bluntly told him he could either cancel the transaction and put them all through seperatly as seperate transactions or put them through all at once.

he decided to be awkward and put them all through as seperate transactions, much to the annoyance of the other tesco shoppers behind me. nothing he could do though. had to give them to me. Stand up to them, and play their game!!!:T

Lynsey

expressman33 wrote: »

4 pack of Carlsberg currently £2.50 at asda - so £1.50 with voucher
http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/Beer/Carlsberg_Lager_38_4x440ml.html

Thanks. The stronger strength Export (5%) is also on offer at £3 - so £2 with voucher.

Lynsey

HappyChappy84

expressman33 wrote: »

4 pack of Carlsberg currently £2.50 at asda - so £1.50 with voucher
http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/Beer/Carlsberg_Lager_38_4x440ml.html

I wouldn't drink that muck (and fosters) even if it was free.