Money off coupon 'chat' thread

CouponWoman

Coupon_King wrote: »

Silly question, but if you spend say £260 in Asda in one shop, would you get 6 x £5 coupons off your next shop? Or would you have to break your shopping down into £40 transactions?

Also can I still do my price check as normal?

Thanks

Personally I would split the shop into £40 lots as you would only get 1 x £5 coupon otherwise.

BUT

If you split your shop, got all those lovely £5 coupons you can actually use multiples of the £5 on your next shop if you wish. ie Spend £120 and use 3 x £5 coupons, great if your buying an expensive item like a fridge or something.

You could still do a price check either way. Whether you got anything out of it is another matter:rotfl::rotfl:

CWxx

idlesaver

Coupon_King wrote: »

Silly question, but if you spend say £260 in Asda in one shop, would you get 6 x £5 coupons off your next shop? Or would you have to break your shopping down into £40 transactions?

Also can I still do my price check as normal?

Thanks

As far as I know you have to split your shopping to multiples of £40 to get £5 voucher for each shop...;) (and not £260 in one go)

You can do your price check as usual and as long as you have spent £40, the price check results will also send you link to print your £5 off £40 voucher to use next time...

HTH..:)

wookeyhole1

idlesaver wrote: »

As far as I know you have to split your shopping to multiples of £40 to get £5 voucher for each shop...;) (and not £260 in one go)

You can do your price check as usual and as long as you have spent £40, the price check results will also send you link to print your £5 off £40 voucher to use next time...

HTH..:)

the only thing is you can only do 10 price checks per address per month (this is of course if you use your real name and address )

viv0147

These were originally £1.99 then .99 now 30p in Morrisons not sure if its Nationwide I had these in Morrisons Baglan I hope they are nice I bought 5 tins Lol

jax.26

braveheart60uk wrote: »

Just been to Mr T. The £5 off £40 spend next week when you spend £40 this week is on again, worth mixing with easter eggs, aero and utterly butterly to get coupon for next week :-)

Hi
Is there a deal with aero?
Thanks

P2TKL

emerald21 wrote: »

Yes me too

And me too !!!!:mad:

donnajt

mickey.p wrote: »

There isn't an Utterly Butterly coupon - it's a £1.00 off Margerine/butter coupon in the Tesco price drop magazine. They are on BOGOF offer £1.80 for 2. You have to spend £3.00 to use the coupon. Thankfully the till takes the amount of 2 x £1.80 (£3.60) and allows you to use the coupon so you get 2 tubs for 80p!

doh! should have realised already used the coupon once for Lurpak!!!

thank u

savingbabs

jax.26 wrote: »

Hi
Is there a deal with aero?
Thanks

Yes, same thing £1 off when you spend £3 on potted desserts, but it takes the original price so you can still BOGOF. Same deal on cakes - Pack 4 Bakin Boys muffins 2 for 60p:T

myrtleturtle

hi LL
could this be what you mean
Various coupons on 1 link register/sign up
http://www.britainsgreatest.co.uk/coupons/
£1 vanish oxi action
50p any airwick automatic spray refill
50p dettol neutra air

LilacLillie wrote: »

Maybe a dettol air fresher? Just back fro Asda now but will need to return something later in the week, so if anyone can help I'd be grateful.
Thanks again
LL

quoia

mickey.p wrote: »

There isn't an Utterly Butterly coupon - it's a £1.00 off Margerine/butter coupon in the Tesco price drop magazine. They are on BOGOF offer £1.80 for 2. You have to spend £3.00 to use the coupon. Thankfully the till takes the amount of 2 x £1.80 (£3.60) and allows you to use the coupon so you get 2 tubs for 80p!

I think they may have caught on to this one

Went to a Metro store this morning to do the 2 x £1.60 LURPACK (2 for £2) option - something I did in the same store 5 times last Thursday & Friday without issue. (other than a SA approve the coupon each time on the Self-Service till)

Today when I went through the SS till everything was the same until the SA did the initial coupon approval when it came up with a WARNING :eek:

Something like "COUPON TRANSACTION LIMIT EXCEEDED"

I said to the guy "but I've only used one" (suggesting it was a "number of coupons" message)

BUT I'm sure it was the £1 OFF a £3 SPEND failure because the REAL TOTAL was only £2

Fortunately he pressed another Coupon Override button and it went through.

The only other difference (although I don't think for one minute this is it) was that today for the first time I bought 2 of the UNSALTED Lurpaks rather than the SALTED variety - both show on the same 2 for £2 offer SEL and haven't heard of anyone else having an issue