MSE News: Asda to give shoppers £5 money-off voucher

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This is the discussion thread for the following MSE News Story:

"Asda customers can this week get a £5 money-off voucher for a £40+ spend in-store or online ..."

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Asda to give shoppers £5 money-off voucher

jamespir

yes but you have to spend 40 quid this week to get it where as tescos give them away for no spend

myrtleturtle

heres the T&Gs
http://www.asdapriceguarantee.co.uk/Administration/Bonus-Details.aspx

when you spend £40+

you get a £5 off £40 spend coupon so you need to spend another £40 to use coupon

dimummy

So, if I understand this right, you actually have to spend £80 to use the £5 off?!!

JAG

dimummy wrote: »

So, if I understand this right, you actually have to spend £80 to use the £5 off?!!

Looks like it.

ASDA must be worried about Sainsbury's new scheme and need to strike back.

meg72

dimummy wrote: »

So, if I understand this right, you actually have to spend £80 to use the £5 off?!!

It appears so I dont think I will be bothering with this one but i
suppose if you have a family and usually spend £40 then it is a genuine £5 off

Jo09

Far too much hastle.

lise366

if you just do your normal weekly shop its a great deal. you only need eight different grocery items and one comparable item to claim the voucher and thats just for checking on line

abinanthanb

I guess MSE editors are running out of topics.

IMO, £5 off on £80 shopping does not warranty a new article.

As someone mentioned Tesco gives out vouchers like this without any spending.

redbiro

This is nt news ;more an ad . A lot of news stories that arnt in the last while

callum9999

It's actually up to £20/£25 off over the season for the average family who shop in ASDA (£40 is far less than the average transaction I put through on family shops). Not amazing I agree, but considering ASDA guaranteeing to be 10% cheaper than the others already makes them the cheapest in the vast majority of cases, an extra £25 between now and Christmas for your normal shopping is certainly a decent offer.

So £5 off £80 isn't accurate when you are doing it over consecutive weeks. First fortnight it is £5 off £80, then each subsequent week is £5 off £40.