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Hmmm just a thought.. If the two vouchers do work when used together, then technically won't you have to spend £45 minimum in order for them both to work together? Surely if you spent only 40 and the first voucher would bring your total down to £35 then its possible that the second voucher may not work as the total is less than 40 now? I'm sure many people will end up spending more than £45 anyway but it was just a thought lol. Thanks for the great find OP.
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ScaredCrow wrote: »Hmmm just a thought.. If the two vouchers do work when used together, then technically won't you have to spend £45 minimum in order for them both to work together? Surely if you spent only 40 and the first voucher would bring your total down to £35 then its possible that the second voucher may not work as the total is less than 40 now? I'm sure many people will end up spending more than £45 anyway but it was just a thought lol. Thanks for the great find OP.

You are correct, your bill to start must be £45 or more. First £5 to come off making it £40 then second £5 to come off making it £35, all this is sa dependant, some will, some wont. But if they will a nice extra £5 free shopping :T:T0 -
ScaredCrow wrote: »Hmmm just a thought.. If the two vouchers do work when used together, then technically won't you have to spend £45 minimum in order for them both to work together? Surely if you spent only 40 and the first voucher would bring your total down to £35 then its possible that the second voucher may not work as the total is less than 40 now? I'm sure many people will end up spending more than £45 anyway but it was just a thought lol. Thanks for the great find OP.

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Nothing in the online StarGet Appletv2 & XBMC in and thank me later :beer:0
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Accoding to Nudge on the Newspaper thread.Nudge
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Page 35 Coupon for Free Malteaster Bunny, Valid at
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The £5 Off £40 Shop at Tesco Offer is only an Advert
for £5 Off Your Next Shop at Tesco when you spend
£40 this week , You wil be given a £5 Coupon at the
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Thanks!Accoding to Nudge on the Newspaper thread.Nudge
Today, 5:30 AM
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Page 35 Coupon for Free Malteaster Bunny, Valid at
Martins, Mccolls and RS Mccolls Today Only
The £5 Off £40 Shop at Tesco Offer is only an Advert
for £5 Off Your Next Shop at Tesco when you spend
£40 this week , You wil be given a £5 Coupon at the
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