Money off coupon 'chat' thread

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*Anon*

myrtleturtle wrote: »

as far as i know all the l'oreal coupons are per itempurchased not per transaction so 2 in one shop is ok as long as you buy the correct products to match coupon

i find boots stricter with coupon use so as its on offer they may refuse but as long as coupon says one per item then its worth a go if its on offer

wilkensons do take coupons

Thank you myrtleturtle.

I will try it in wilko's!!

fatboy77

glitter_bug wrote: »

Just wanted to give a big shout out to myrtleturtle For all the hard work that goes into updating the shopping list

SO A MASSIVE THANKYOU :A:A

i know it must be very time consuming, i dont know how you do it

x

Fatz and me Julie agree.

A massive BIG UP to me-turtle. :T Respect to da rude girl.

shoetreeworksop

Whats a womble?

cornishlady

shoetreeworksop wrote: »

Whats a womble?

hi stw womling is were you find discarded receipts from stores & put the details into that shops price checker & gain from the results .some people also claim the ccpoints from Mr T or nectar points from Mr S, HTH

elektra

shoetreeworksop wrote: »

Whats a womble?

to add to CornishLady's post, the name comes from here

The Wombles are fictional pointy-nosed, furry creatures that live in burrows, where they aim to help the environment by collecting and recycling rubbish in creative ways.

a 1970's Tv program

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wombles

I_luv_cats

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/594235

I was looking for a Very voucher code when I came across the above thread! There was steam coming off it!!!

It's a bit of a worry with codes all-over the net. Most don't give you the t's & c's so you never know whether you meet them or breaking them!!

I took a chance and entered one for a £30 off voucher and it was accepted as I am a genuine Very newbie. (damn I forgot Quidco!)

What's the best way to stay on the right side??

myrtleturtle

you may find this thread helpful for a quicker answer
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2129793

I_luv_cats wrote: »

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/594235

I was looking for a Very voucher code when I came across the above thread! There was steam coming off it!!!

It's a bit of a worry with codes all-over the net. Most don't give you the t's & c's so you never know whether you meet them or breaking them!!

I took a chance and entered one for a £30 off voucher and it was accepted as I am a genuine Very newbie. (damn I forgot Quidco!)

What's the best way to stay on the right side??

I_luv_cats

myrtleturtle wrote: »

you may find this thread helpful for a quicker answer
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2129793

I posted it here because I am concerned about all codes. I don't know if Shop Direct are stricter than other retailers/merchants?

I tend to avoid Tesco ones as most of them appear to be for first orders or one time/person specific.

In_Martin_We_Trust

SAVVYJADE wrote: »

Hi all

I never have any joy with finding receipts to womble, never mind actually getting anything back but I did find ONE receipt the over day and I've just got £2.43 back! Yeay!

I know lots of you are rather successful with your Wombles but I'm quite pleased as I never find any!

to be successful with wombling requires you to look specifically for them. there usually in greenery around the car park. sundays and late nights are good for looking around the tills too. check bins