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  • midwinter
    midwinter Posts: 3,605 Forumite
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    neosi wrote: »
    Better deal if using the £10 of £80 till spit

    Get 24 Bottles of Silver Bay at £3.69

    24 x bottles = £88.56
    Less £10 Till Spit
    Less 25% = £22.14
    Less 2 for £5 = £28.56

    £27.86 to pay (£1.16 a bottle)

    No idea what the Silver Bay is like though ??



    I've had some (white and rose) on previous offers, and wasn't overly impressed.

    http://www.wholesalenews.co.uk/news/fullstory.php/aid/2663/British_wine_range_Silver_Bay_Point_is_introduced_by_CWF.html

    One thing we will have to find out, is if the WYS vouchers take the amount as that before the discount is removed.
    The mind is like a parachute. It doesn't work unless it's open
  • izzeyb
    izzeyb Posts: 5,265 Forumite
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    When getting DTD on the wine the CS person asked for my Postcode :S is that new??! I gave it over (my uni one :D as I didn't want to argue) then asked for my house number :eek: I said I was at uni. So she stopped.

    But not really happy now. Shouldn't have given her anything should I?

    One or two Tesco's do ask, I always refuse. I always say, it's data protection! My data, my protection!

    There is nothing on the dtd sign about having to give your postcode or any information.

    Or if you dont want confrontation, just make anything up, including the number.
  • kellyhghs
    kellyhghs Posts: 114 Forumite
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    Afternoon all,
    Been pretty busy at work and as expected youngest daughter got chicken pox exactly two weeks after eldest daughter so havent been on here for a couple of weeks (think i've missed a full thread). Havent read back from beginning of this thread yet so hope everyone is keeping well.
    Gat*she*d tesco closed sunday (for a full year) so probs gonna need online glitches from now:)
  • Gemini_Jes
    Gemini_Jes Posts: 1,853 Forumite
    Magicowen wrote: »
    Oh, OT but just wondered if anyone knows of any things to do around the Bridgend area - we don't mind travelling, and are more into our scenery/waterfalls etc than shopping.
    We're staying at a hotel in Pen y Fai.

    About 30min drive from Bridgend there are some lovely waterfalls. Below is a link for a waterfall centre in Glynneath and there is a walk that starts just behind the village pub that takes in about 4 waterfalls. Not too strenuous a walk and can call in pub for a drink/snack afterwards.

    http://www.breconbeacons.org/visit-us/information-centres-new/waterfalls-centre-pontneddfechan
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  • Hi
    Am new to all this but may of found a dtd.
    been planning my evening voucher shop and noticed several price drop offers on T's website are saying as from 25/04
    but when you add the items to your basket they are coming up at full price
    example finish quantum 7.65 price drop £4.00 but discount not showing even on checkout.
    Offers started on previous date fabs was 1.30 price drop to 1.00 is showing at 1.00 in basket.
    could this be a dtd when i go in store tonight would love to know as loads of offers starting today are the same.
  • dcon_blue
    dcon_blue Posts: 1,181 Forumite
    Gemini_Jes wrote: »
    The only wine from the meal deal that I think has a chance of being compared would be Finest Nero D'avola with the one in link below..

    http://groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/search/searchcontainer.jsp?trailSize=1&searchString=Nero+D%27avola&domainName=Products&headerVersion=v1&_requestid=96429

    :D


    What about this ... according to mysupermarket ... Tesco Finest Plan de Diu Cotes du Rhone Villages (750ml) is £6.99 @ T and £5 @ A

    Then the Tesco Finest Roast Potatoes ... £2.50 @ T and £1 @ A

    At the moment I have 6 meal deals down to £28.58 (after JTD). Still looking to see if any main dishes compare ... and then adding in some extras (that we have coupns for) to bring up to an £80 shop. :)
  • bargainqueen8
    bargainqueen8 Posts: 1,911 Forumite
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    hi,went to bl*ckp**l extra this morning and they have the cheap dab radios.has anyone tried the 25% off 6 wines at mr s?they seem to have better multi buys on as well at mo and thought i could collect some handwash as well.:D
  • You would need 18 coupons...

    I have managed to only get 2 but FK did better - I think you can get a maximum of 2 coupons per PC so if you have access to 9 different computers then go for it!

    Actually no - the JTD on 18 packs should be £48.60 so you would really lose out on the capped voucher.

    The website give your 3 coupons....2 appear to be fixed and the 3rd one seems to be tailored to what you put in your favourite products.

    If you put some wipes in as your favourite products you might get the tailored one as another coupon off wipes.

    You can print each coupon twice.
  • midwinter
    midwinter Posts: 3,605 Forumite
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    This may work, for those interested in small bottles for gifts/hampers:

    Black Tower Rivaner Reisling 18.5 cl is £1.58 in A's, or 4 for £5. In T's £1.99 each.

    Buy 12, T's £23.88, less 25%, £5.97, cost £17.91.

    12 at A's would be £15, so possibly (£23.88-£15.00) £8.88 JTD?

    If so, then 12 miniatures for £9.03, £0.75 bottle
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  • neosi
    neosi Posts: 1,678 Forumite
    Yeah.. soz guys the till spit would'nt work.. :doh:.. got my wrong hat on today.. Youd have to get another £45 ish of other shopping for it to work..!!
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