Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 27

geordie_joe

sb44 wrote: »

How can anyone think it is a copy if it has been taken from a magazine? There will be a pic or print on the back of it.

The magazine is the online digital edition in pdf format.

sb44

geordie_joe wrote: »

The magazine is the online digital edition in pdf format.

Oh, I see, many thanks for that.

I tried to use Baxters Healthy Soup coupons twice today in Tesco Extra, both were refused.

The first was refuse point blank by the cashier, saying they only took internet coupons if they had Safe written on them.

Went back in and tried another cashier further up the line, she didn't think they could accept them and called a cashier. Declined again saying the same thing, printed coupons had to have Safe written on them.

Will try a different cashier later in the week.

vpeake

sb44 wrote: »

Oh, I see, many thanks for that.

I tried to use Baxters Healthy Soup coupons twice today in Tesco Extra, both were refused.

The first was refuse point blank by the cashier, saying they only took internet coupons if they had Safe written on them.

Went back in and tried another cashier further up the line, she didn't think they could accept them and called a cashier. Declined again saying the same thing, printed coupons had to have Safe written on them.

Will try a different cashier later in the week.

How come you didn't speak to the manager or customer services? Most cashiers have no clue about coupon policy and some can just be plain jobsworths sometimes!

LadyCoupon

We are still a bit unsure on whether the Baxters coupons are ok to use, as they were given out to the runners for a charity event.

Lynsey

LadyCoupon - it wasn't a charity event (as far as I can see), it was no different to say the London Marathon really where some runners run for charity. As far as I know it wasn't a charity event (not all may have ran for charity). I might get some for foodbank donations, unless it was aimed at a charity.

Lynsey

myrtleturtle

hi
you maybe right about it not being for charity but it was still intended to be for use for the runners taking part.
hence why when they realised it was being more widely used the link was pulled from the site

LadyCoupon wrote: »

We are still a bit unsure on whether the Baxters coupons are ok to use, as they were given out to the runners for a charity event.

Lynsey wrote: »

LadyCoupon - it wasn't a charity event (as far as I can see), it was no different to say the London Marathon really where some runners run for charity. As far as I know it wasn't a charity event (not all may have ran for charity). I might get some for foodbank donations, unless it was aimed at a charity.

Lynsey

myrtleturtle

hi abstract
thanks for posting
sorry but already on first pages

Abstract wrote: »

Hi, I don't know if this coupon has already been posted, apologies if it has been.

Unsweetened Alpro almond milk 50p coupon - £1.59 in Tesco

http://www.enjoyalpro.com/VoucherRequestfb.aspx

myrtleturtle

NEW COUPON pdf

hi DA6
thanks for posting
now added

thanks to Picasso for extra details

worth noting its for white or 50/50 400g loaves

DA63147 wrote: »

http://www.tumbletotscoupons.co.uk/images/2012-16.pdf possible new coupon?

Picasso7 wrote: »

That was for Kingsmill Crusts Away, 20p, exp 1.3.13.

nutty_girl_2001

geordie_joe wrote: »

The magazine is the online digital edition in pdf format.

Can you give us a link to the .pdf? I can see the website, but not how to get to the coupons.

myrtleturtle

hi NG

link to magazine was in the original post, see page 3
http://realfood.tesco.com/media/docs/Real_Food_October2012.pdf

nutty_girl_2001 wrote: »

Can you give us a link to the .pdf? I can see the website, but not how to get to the coupons.