Money off coupon 'chat' thread

Aesop

mickey.p wrote: »

Hey Guys, can any of you point me in the direction of offer codes for places like Currys & Dixons?
I'm having a new kitchen fitted and stupidly told the housing that I would have new appliances etc so it's being built round these measurements but my other half has since lost his job! We theregore need to save every penny we can on purchasing things!

Sorry to hear about OH, if you g to the top of the page and click on discount codes and vouchers, this will take you to the main thread. Click on forum tools, in the green bar, search this thread, and put in comet curry. This will bring up any threafs about codes.

Good luck to OH, hope he finds something else soon.

dasophster

Sorry to hear about your OH's job Mickey P. Have you checked out Appliances Online? They are really good and reliable and their prices were much better than any of the big electrical stores even when you took into account special offers and codes etc-we were very short of money when we moved into here and had to supply all our own white goods, our fridge freezer; cooker and washing machine were about £700 altogether and were each going for up to £100 more on the websites of major electrical retailers. Another thing to look into is small local appliance shops; they often have end of line models/ex display or refurbished for much cheaper but they are as good as new (if not actually new), you can also barter with them. xx

mickey.p

Thanks guys, we had already checked out everywhere and believe it or not Dixons was cheaper for the Fridge Freezer we wanted than anywhere else by over £100.00!

We managed to get the cooker and hob from a Currys Clearance shop that we have here - combined they were £480.00 when the cheapest anywhere else was £499.00 for the cooker and £155.00 for the hob!

Just need a dishwasher now as the kitchen was designed to have one so they will be leaving a space for it - it's not a big problem to wait though - I've lived this long without one!

frugalgal73

Sorry if this has already been posted: Kingsmill 50/50 2 for £1.90 in T&sco, 30p off tumbletots voucher brings it out as 65p a loaf!

purpleorchid

frugalgal73 wrote: »

Sorry if this has already been posted: Kingsmill 50/50 2 for £1.90 in T&sco, 30p off tumbletots voucher brings it out as 65p a loaf!

hi
its 2 for £1.70 in iceland making it 55p a loaf. i went there this week.
also if anyone had vouchers for huggies pure wipes, they are only a £1 in iceland as well.

luv p
xx

adelight

stebiz wrote: »

Hi all and good evening couponers.;)

Just thought I'd share with you a decent coupon, which I don't think is limited to any amount, assuming you have different email addresses.

As it's bloody freezing at the moment, I was checking up the Quakers Oats coupon

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3840565

It is £1 off a pack. Now comparing Tesco and Asda, I bought two 1kg quaker oats which costs me £1.75 x 2 = £3.50 minus the £2 coupons = £1.50

HOWEVER

If you buy them as a pair, and don't put them through with the rest of your shopping, you'll get another 50p back on JTD, as they are on offer in Asda at £3.00 for two.

So a £1.00 will get you 2 kilos of this delicious 'stodge' Just add Raisins and some syrup etc. Delicious!

Please Sir can I have some more!

I've just tried this but didn't get the difference, either because my total was under £20 or because they included my coupons on other products as them being cheaper.
Also the self service till only allowed a max of three coupons so cs did the rest and let me use two of some coupons. She did ask if I'd actually bought those items (I had) but didn't check. The oats are the price of value oats but they're much e easier to store in a box :-D

25saver

This is my first post as I've just started reading the forums and am now hooked! I just wanted to let everyone know that the McCain spicy potato wedges that there is currently a 50p off coupon for on the McCain website is now £1 at the Co-Op. I just got back home with my 50p wedges, not bad!

nika79

Hi guys,
beforeIshop have a coupon £1 off on any Flash product from T's - T's running offer on Flash sprays -kitchen or bathroom - £1 each:D totally free then...checked allready

dasophster

25saver wrote: »

This is my first post as I've just started reading the forums and am now hooked! I just wanted to let everyone know that the McCain spicy potato wedges that there is currently a 50p off coupon for on the McCain website is now £1 at the Co-Op. I just got back home with my 50p wedges, not bad!

Thanks; they had this offer in Mr S last week (finished now) I wasn't expecting them to have this product as local Mr S is frankly rubbish but they did :eek: so I got two bags for 50p each as well

DA63147

New Printable Coupons to use in Blockbuster stores:

Free can of relentless x 1
Free bar of chocolate (valid against: Wispa, Double Decker, Twirl, Boost or Crunchie) x 1

Sign up to Blockbuster VIP get 2,500 points then print coupon for Relentless (costs 1,500 points) and second coupon for chocolate (costs 850 points). Can only print one of each. Can only be used in Blockbuster stores. Different to link on first page, so new vouchers

Expiry date on vouchers: 01/01/2013

More details here: http://www.hotukdeals.com/freebies/b...13477#comments