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Fireworks BOGOF + free £30 fireworks on £15 spend @Sainsbury's

thatguy1
thatguy1 Posts: 5,363 Forumite
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edited 25 October 2011 at 8:28PM in It's gone, but was it any good?
All these are on buy 1 get 1 free

There is a voucher for £30 worth of free fireworks, when you spend £15 on fireworks if you get Daily Star(50p) or Daily Express(70p).

Amethyst Boom shot tubes, £10
An exciting alternative to rockets. 4 varied effect shot tubes.
Wow 3. Noise 2.
Moonshine Burst rockets, £10
4 great value, multi-effect rockets with silver fish effects and crackles.
Wow 2. Noise 1.

Jet Boom shot tubes, £25
An exciting alternative to rockets. 8 varied effect shot tunes.
Wow 4. Noise 4.
Onyx Burst rockets, £25
10 multi effect rockets with silver fish effects and crackles.
Wow 3. Noise 1.

Sapphire selection box, £35
A delightful selection of longer lasting fireworks ideal for all the family.
Wow 3. Noise 3.
Topaz Skies cake, £35
A stunning aerial display, firing starbursts and multicoloured glitter stars.
Wow 4. Noise 4.

Ruby selection box, £45
An exciting mix of bigger effect fireworks ideal for a larger display.
Wow 4. Noise 3.
Coral Blitz cake, £45
A dazzling aerial display, various bursts with a stunning finale.
Wow 4. Noise 5.


Official MoneySavingExpert.com insert:

The offer is in-store only and ends 5 Nov 2011. Licensed participating stores only, excluding Sainsbury's petrol stations. The law does not allow the sale of fireworks to under 18's. Please use fireworks safely. Sadly if you didn't get the newspaper vouchers a week ago then you won't get the free fireworks though bogof is still a good deal. Thanks to thatguy1 for the spot.

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  • Great find OP!!! Fantastic bargains there!!!... but i cannot seem to part with my cash for fireworks.. just seems like im burning money... literally... would rather look out the window or take the kids for a drive in the car somewhere to see other people pay for them......

    gosh i am tight! lol
    Proud Mummy to a new little girl - Phoebe... born 11 days overdue on 3rd Jan 2012.
  • Thanks OP. I'm having a bonfire party so this is great. I knew about the BOGOF but thanks for the heads up on the voucher!
  • Jlb71
    Jlb71 Posts: 42 Forumite
    The voucher is for a specific pack of fireworks worth £30, sorry don't remember which one and paper is at home. Was going to check out the deal pack to see if it was worth it but now I know it's bogof it's got to worth it! Thanks op
  • jtktb
    jtktb Posts: 28 Forumite
    Or you could just go and support your local safe organised display and be a real MSE!
  • Rich44_2
    Rich44_2 Posts: 837 Forumite
    500 Posts
    jtktb wrote: »
    Or you could just go and support your local safe organised display and be a real MSE!

    Each to their own but it's NOT necessarily moneysaving going to a display some displays costs upward of £10 each to get in. If you're going to say be money saving you'd say why not park up near a big organised display whip some chairs out of your car and watch for free.

    We do this at Corpusty in Norfolk park up about 4 miles away on top of a hill and watch them over the top of the village - awesome. You can't beat the feeling of a lift charge on a 12" shell - well you can when a 16 goes off but seeing as you can't import those anymore...

    NOTHING beats the fun of doing your own display though. For years I did our pub display and yes it was safe and yes we met the reg. I used to choose every firework and get them delivered from the 365 day retailers who give you a HUGE discount AND you can see a video of what you're buying beforehand.

    http://www.thefireworkstore.co.uk/

    I've used these guys in the past and had great service and loadsa freebies, you do need to spend a bit to make delivery worthwhile but there are these guys around the country who sell nothing but fireworks and you'll get the best value from them.

    But most importantly of all wherever you buy from make sure they have the BS stamp and buy from a shop NOT a layby
  • I really don't like fireworks (and neither do my pets), and hate this time of year as it seems to go on forever :o
  • Am i being thick or wot ?? lol I cant work this deal out on how much its gona cost - anyone help plzzzzzzzz
  • This is wot i get - buy the paper - get £15 worth of fireworks nget another £15 free for bogof - then use voucher n get another £30 free ???? is this right ?
  • lubylu
    lubylu Posts: 96 Forumite
    Just spent 40 mins in sainsburys colchester ave while the staff located the 'free ' fireworks, it transpires there was only one case delivered so get there ASAP if you want one,

    Thank you OP,

    luby x
  • Be warned voucher states cannot be used with any other offer, so not clear if you would get bogof. Anyone tried it?
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