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Tesco small wine bottles - glitch back on??
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Prob not a great wine but for girls nite out
silver bay point rose, red or white 2 for £5 (£3.49 eac)
6x £3.49 = £20.94
minus 25% -£5.24
minus 2for5 -£5.94
Total £9.76 for 6 bottles = £1.62 eachThe art of being happy is to be satisfied with what you have0 -
bargainhuntergill wrote: »Prob not a great wine but for girls nite out
silver bay point rose, red or white 2 for £5 (£3.49 eac)
6x £3.49 = £20.94
minus 25% -£5.24
minus 2for5 -£5.94
Total £9.76 for 6 bottles = £1.62 each
ok let me get this stright, does the 25% come off the original price of the bottle first and then the 2 for 5 discount amount?0 -
bargainhuntergill wrote: »Prob not a great wine but for girls nite out
silver bay point rose, red or white 2 for £5 (£3.49 eac)
6x £3.49 = £20.94
minus 25% -£5.24
minus 2for5 -£5.94
Total £9.76 for 6 bottles = £1.62 each
The rose was just about drinkable, not sure about enjoyable. Glad I only got one white though, couldn't have drunk anymore of that!The mind is like a parachute. It doesn't work unless it's open0 -
ok let me get this stright, does the 25% come off the original price of the bottle first and then the 2 for 5 discount amount?
yes, easiest way to work it out is to calculate the 25% discount off the original price and then deduct that from the multibuy offer (e.g. if you buy 6 bottles at 2 for £5 then dedict your 25% discount price from £15)
HTH0 -
I've ordered a variety (6 bottles at 2for£10, 1 half price, 4 dinky bottles at 2for£3) for delivery tomorrow - will report back!
Mmmm!0 -
If a wine is on offer at A's, would T's refund the difference, between T's price, and A's offer price, or would they refund the difference between T's price with the 25% off, and A's offer price?
There is a very nice Gallo wine on offer at T's, 3 bottles for £10, whereas it's currently £6.48 in T's, less 25% off if buying more than 6.
Just wondering if I might save more by going for 6 in T's, or is it more cost effective to only buy 3 in T's? If it's the later, I don't need to spend more this wek whilst the 25% off promotion is on!The mind is like a parachute. It doesn't work unless it's open0 -
Silver bay is british wine and not fit for chips - treat yourself to the finest wine !!!0
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I'm [STRIKE]knocking back[/STRIKE] delicately sipping some of this...
and very nice it is to...normally £7.99 a bottle...but **tries to focus and counts on fingers**......erm...significantly cheaper with the glitch.:cool::D
Two white @£8.29
Four of the above Finest Chianti @ £7.99
SUB TOTAL £48.54
Wines Two for £10 -£18.54
Wine discount -£12.14
Total to pay £17.86DFW Nerd 267. DEBT FREE 11.06.08
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