Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 24

hollieinbloom

carpediem11176 wrote: »

Hi! The thing with price check is that it doesn't matter if individual products are cheaper, the whole transaction has to be cheaper for you to get a voucher back with the money difference. Although it can be a bit time consuming, what I do is two transactions when I go to T's: one with products that are cheaper at T's and another with the ones that are cheaper (or same price) at A's. That way you are guaranteed to be successful at the price check thing on T's website once you put the details of the receit (with the products that would be cheaper at A's) through, and they then send you the voucher ok. Hope all my rambling on here makes sense...:o XxX

Thankyou very much! im just off to try this now! x

OnAndUp

Tweet and Eat £1.50 off now!

Keeeeeeep.......tweeting!?!?! :rotfl:

Perranlady

Tweet and eat veg pot coupon is now £1.50!!!!

Perranlady

OnAndUp wrote: »

Tweet and Eat £1.50 off now!

Keeeeeeep.......tweeting!?!?! :rotfl:

Snap!!! lol

OnAndUp

Perranlady wrote: »

Snap!!! lol

ha ha!!

I have tweeted quite a few times! But I'm not much use to Innocent's advertising though as I don't have any followers!?!?! :rotfl: Doesn't really appeal to me? Keeping up with everyone on Facebook is enough!

mirry

tell people couponing is rubbish here compared to the states

antrobus

stimes wrote: »

Hi guys,

To the four users that liked my post, am I to take that this means you are interested, or just that you like the idea of the article? ....

David

No, it doesn't mean that at all. Every post in the coupon thread gets thanked. You can post -
Good afternoon everybody!!!

- and get thirty thanks.

People just use it as a way of bookmarking what they've read so far.

adamg

How much you paying for the interview?

myrtleturtle

hi David

please note board/forum rules do not allow the exchanging of personal details
in fact i've just found this in rules
TV companies, newspapers and researchers are not allowed to post on the forum asking for case studies or for people to help them with their surveys. If we allowed this the forum would be flooded with requests.
If you're looking for case studies please read the media enquiries section of the Contact Us Page for the email address relevant to you and a member of the MSE Team will get back to you when they can.
We rarely allow forum users to post surveys on the forum. If you have one you feel is genuinely relevant to the site's MoneySaving ethos then email [EMAIL="forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com"]forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com[/EMAIL] to ask. Do not post it on the forum.
If you spot a case study or survey request posted by anyone other than an MSE Team member (see Who are the paid MSE Team? for how to recognise them) please click on the red triangle in their post to report it to [EMAIL="forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com"]forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com[/EMAIL].


but as said thanks are used by many just to mark their place in threads


thanks

Aesop

Hi MT he already has made a post about his article.