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karlie88 wrote: »

If that does happen, then you can either give the fruit and veg back to the driver for a full refund or you can ring up the CS number to get the refund.

Either way, it will mean that your shop will have been even cheaper! Seeing as your brain is in meltdown :rotfl:;), I'll give you 2 examples:

Example 1: £50 of shopping delivered to your door and all the items are good quality = £20 overall cost with use of codes; a 60% saving overall.

Example 2: £50 of shopping delieverd to your door and £10 worth of fruit and veg are a bit soggy. That means you'll get £40 worth of good quality groceries for an overall cost of £20 with the use of the codes. BUT, you then get £10 refunded for the bad quality fruit and veg. So overall, you get £40 worth of groceries for £10; a 75% saving.

And if you keep the soggy fruit and veg, you'll be able to pick/cut out the fresh bits.

:D:D:D

I hope that makes sense.

:cool:

ok maybe you misunderstood me;)

i get the general gist of it hun

my brain is in meltdown with everything else that goes with extreme couponing (that is what we are now isn't it;)?).......................JTD'S, receipts coming out my ears for the pricechecker, receipts for Cc points, priceflop coupons, living mags coupons, everything else coupons, normal shops, jtd shops, conditional spend shops, items to return, CC exchange .............................and breathe..................................................this is a fulltime flippin job....i'm handing my notice in at the surgery tomorrow :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

also it's the potential permutations and combinations of shopping and all the different colundrums of what to buy that is doing my head in:mad:

think i'm going to wait for you clever lot to have a go first before i embarrass myself

celebrate

right i'm off for an early night
don't forgot your mascara's tomorrow.................yes even you FK;)

SaverSavvy123

celebrate wrote: »

ok maybe you misunderstood me;)

i get the general gist of it hun

my brain is in meltdown with everything else that goes with extreme couponing (that is what we are now isn't it;)?).......................JTD'S, receipts coming out my ears for the pricechecker, receipts for Cc points, priceflop coupons, living mags coupons, everything else coupons, normal shops, jtd shops, conditional spend shops, items to return, CC exchange .............................and breathe..................................................this is a fulltime flippin job....i'm handing my notice in at the surgery tomorrow :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

also it's the potential permutations and combinations of shopping and all the different colundrums of what to buy that is doing my head in:mad:

think i'm going to wait for you clever lot to have a go first before i embarrass myself

:rotfl::rotfl:
When you put it like that there is no wonder when I have tried to get some friends and family involved they keep telling me its too complicated.

:rotfl::rotfl:

karlie88

celebrate wrote: »

ok maybe you misunderstood me;)

i get the general gist of it hun

my brain is in meltdown with everything else that goes with extreme couponing (that is what we are now isn't it;)?).......................JTD'S, receipts coming out my ears for the pricechecker, receipts for Cc points, priceflop coupons, living mags coupons, everything else coupons, normal shops, jtd shops, conditional spend shops, items to return, CC exchange .............................and breathe..................................................this is a fulltime flippin job....i'm handing my notice in at the surgery tomorrow :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

also it's the potential permutations and combinations of shopping and all the different colundrums of what to buy that is doing my head in:mad:

think i'm going to wait for you clever lot to have a go first before i embarrass myself

:rotfl::rotfl:

I like to think that it keeps our brain ticking; we all need to keep it in trim.

Clipstrip_Bargains

Laura_Cello wrote: »

Back from a whoopsie bread run... where I found a £6 off £40 till spit and at 3:58 there was no way I would use it, so I thought - ah, all those people buying whole trollies full will want it - took me 6 checkouts before someone would accept it!!! ...and in the end it was a lady with a flop mag-

after all, that's enough money to put socks on a small village :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::D

I distributed only 4 of my 8 helping hands spits on bh monday. Only got a few odd looks others I offered them to wouldn't spend£ 80.tucked the rest behind the scanner :-D

twinklyeys

I keep looking at the Tesco grocery site and then closing it 5 mins later.......I just can't get my head around what to choose and what not, things that I generally need, working out the best buys with the multi buys and also using the voucher stack!:o
I don't think I will ever get over baby brain.....now 5 months!
Thanks for some ideas Karlie, I will sit down at one point and work it out!

Sanya

Evening all. Had a look in my car today for wombled receipts and found a crumpled up £7 off £50 :j I'd only planned to pop in for a couple of things but it was due to run out today so though it would be a shame to waste it! (and I wanted a fuel coupon.) Anyway, a £62 shop, down to £52 with multibuys then down to £37 after coupons

Got back to the car and went to put the kids in when a huge gust of wind blew my door right into the car next to me :eek: (I had been trying to hold it with my foot while buckling DS in) big dent and scratch on the other car door and a man sitting in it staring at me! Gave him all my details but haven't heard anything back yet.

brazer_2

French_Knickers wrote: »

Another dodgy hound pic........

This dog is sooooooo cute

skinandblister1

Hi all not got any bargains to report (nothing new there) but just like to send my thanks to all posters coz this thread is such a great read!
and a big thanks to Karlie for the post - not trying it myself as got an age of 80 on dd braintrain thing on ds so prob wouldn't get it right(still a great post!) - have resisted having a go on it for 2 years... shouldn't have bothered!!
Sod it going to pour large wine and have another go!
Love to you all

lovingtescoforever

celebrate wrote: »

ok maybe you misunderstood me;)

i get the general gist of it hun

my brain is in meltdown with everything else that goes with extreme couponing (that is what we are now isn't it;)?).......................JTD'S, receipts coming out my ears for the pricechecker, receipts for Cc points, priceflop coupons, living mags coupons, everything else coupons, normal shops, jtd shops, conditional spend shops, items to return, CC exchange .............................and breathe..................................................this is a fulltime flippin job....i'm handing my notice in at the surgery tomorrow :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

also it's the potential permutations and combinations of shopping and all the different colundrums of what to buy that is doing my head in:mad:

think i'm going to wait for you clever lot to have a go first before i embarrass myself

You missed DTD

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: This site can take over your life :eek: it's addictive. I've been going to tesco twice a day these last few weeks:eek::eek: sometimes 5 times (when there's a good glitch:D)

My printer has 20 odd receipts on top of it, all price checked and awaiting the email.

Then a folder with cc point ones to be put on:eek:

In a couple weeks and I'll be floating in receipts:rotfl::rotfl: