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

Googlies_2

discreet wrote: »

Yes it is. Particularly if you put the coupons through the self-scanning mechanism.

There are commonly 2 transactions with coupons.

1. One is between the customer and the retailer.

2. Another between retailer and coupon issuer.

The retailer can accept anything they choose from the customer in return for his (eg.) tin of soup, they could accept a rusty nail, an empty bottle even a voucher for a bar of chocolate. The only time fraud would be involved is if the retailer tried to claim back the money from chocolate bar coupon issuer, and that instance of fraud is between retailer and coupon issuer absolutely nothing to do with the customer.

(all of the self serve tills that I have used require the coupons to be approved by the SA)

rebeccalb

Price check back from shop at Tesco's yesterday, and they haven't compared the 6 packs of huggies wipes I bought :mad:. Email sent to customer services, but at the mom. I've been cheated out of £9.54. :eek:
I'm so angry right now. ARGH!!!!

mandycr

can someone tell me when the asda baby event finishes i have a few vouchers to use on nappies and wipes but its far too windy here to go out today my 3yr wont be able to stay on his feet pmsl

chattmum

rebeccalb wrote: »

Price check back from shop at Tesco's yesterday, and they haven't compared the 6 packs of huggies wipes I bought :mad:. Email sent to customer services, but at the mom. I've been cheated out of £9.54. :eek:
I'm so angry right now. ARGH!!!!

Which wipes did you buy was it the pure (cream pack) or the green coloured pack ?

chazzdiver

i must be doing something wrong with the bic coupon, because when it's printed all there is are the term and conditions and the circle saying hurry offer open, nothing else.

rebeccalb

chattmum wrote: »

Which wipes did you buy was it the pure (cream pack) or the green coloured pack ?

The cream pack

chattmum

rebeccalb wrote: »

The cream pack

these used to compare back in dtd days but i put in a receipt a couple of weeks ago just on a general shop and loads of items that used to compare dont anymore think they have gotten a bitlike asda and only compare what they feel like. i hope you hear back with good news but i think they may just fob you off as i think there is something in the terms abt not entering into discussion over any items not compared.

chattmum

hi all was in sainsbobs today and they had leaflets for 40p off heinz mayo so thought i may be able to find some sort of internet one but no luck so far, maybe a more experienced moccer ay be able to check also(looked on heinz site and facebook but couldnt even find them on f/b). the mocs instore are the shape of a jar of mayo with love it or your money back on them.

mhoc

chattmum wrote: »

hi all was in sainsbobs today and they had leaflets for 40p off heinz mayo so thought i may be able to find some sort of internet one but no luck so far, maybe a more experienced moccer ay be able to check also(looked on heinz site and facebook but couldnt even find them on f/b). the mocs instore are the shape of a jar of mayo with love it or your money back on them.

Buried somewhere amongst the rules and regs does it say they are for use in Sainsburys only? I am hoping that they are for general usage but Sainsburys have a tendancy to have only their own MOCS :mad:

mhoc

rebeccalb wrote: »

Price check back from shop at Tesco's yesterday, and they haven't compared the 6 packs of huggies wipes I bought :mad:. Email sent to customer services, but at the mom. I've been cheated out of £9.54. :eek:
I'm so angry right now. ARGH!!!!

I would be livid as well. Can you take them to CS and change them for the other type of Huggies wipes - or for that matter the 97p ones?

https://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/Shopping/FindProducts.aspx?Query=huggies%20wipes&SortBy=3

This makes no sense becauce both versions are supposed to be
£2.54 Tesco and £1 Asda