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aau98113 wrote: »

Agreed!

Take the last 4 digits of the barcode. Now ignore the very last digit and look at the 3 you are left with. This will tell you what the value of the discount will be. In this case it is "000" therefore SA has to key in the value.

If it were an automatic £1 discount then these numbers would have been 100, a £2 discount and the numbers would be 200, etc

I always look at this on coupons to figure out what it will scan at. If you have other coupons then go have a look at them and you'll see what we mean

Thanks for that. I haven't actually looked at the voucher yet, must go and cut it out!

3010

My barcode ends in 0003. Are you sure you are looking at the small square barcode and not the long one?

midwinter

Hi Westvleteren, very dark menacing clouds your way, and no thanks, really have no need to share them!

This morning, driving along in nice blue skies & sunshine, weather forecast comes on after the news, as I cross the border into Cumbria, weather says "rain in south Scotland", and the heavens opened, since when has Cumbria been in Scotland?! lol

midwinter

APG time change, possibly they've been hit hard, people recycling vouchers several times a day, and restructuring the times one can input receipts for checking, just holds the refunds back, similar to T's with the DTD changes.

Something to think on anyway guys.

AMMat158

celebrate wrote: »

i've got an insect bite on my am and my whole flippin arm has swollen up:mad:
anyone know a good doctor??:o

Ouch that sounds painful celebrate

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I'm told that amputation is supposed to be quite effective :cool:

I use HC 45 cream when I get bitten. Works wonders for me. Hope it settles down soon

Is it just me who always reads HC as HappyChappy - I must stop skim reading :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

AMMat158

3010 wrote: »

My barcode ends in 0003. Are you sure you are looking at the small square barcode and not the long one?

as aau98113 says, disregard the last digit and the previous 3 give the coupon value. If it is 000 the SA must input the value

zippydooda

tweets wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::p

i would have put a link put i forgot how;):)

michjay_2

tallulajo wrote: »

lucky me... i will have a whole 1.5 hrs to shop minus the kids tomorow ;O) will i make it to Mr Ts. Sainsbobs n Asda in that time?? i will try me best!!! got to find myself some coupons online to print off first... hope the beers still working tomorow... michjay beer coupons are in the post for you ;-)

Thank you so much tallulajo you are an :A:A:A:A

I hope my store has stock ready for the coupons

Best of luck with your shopping trip tommorrow. You will have to time yourself in each dtore so that you do not overun. It will be like the glitching olympics who can do the most stores and glitches in the shortest time :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Michjay x

aau1

3010 wrote: »

My barcode ends in 0003. Are you sure you are looking at the small square barcode and not the long one?

If you are asking me then I am sure I am looking at the right barcode (the one on the bottom left of the coupon which for me ends "0008")

The last digit can be ignored, its the other 3 digits that tell you the value that will be taken off your total when scanned

aau1

midwinter wrote: »

APG time change, possibly they've been hit hard, people recycling vouchers several times a day, and restructuring the times one can input receipts for checking, just holds the refunds back, similar to T's with the DTD changes.

Something to think on anyway guys.

I think its the fact that we could confirm a glitch was still active to within a 3 hour window that did it. It meant there was a surge of people taking advantage and A's had little time to react

If we weren't able to check the OJ was comparing at 3p until the next day then a much smaller number of people would have given it a go each day and they would have longer to fix it (although just HOW LONG has it been now and it's still not fixed?!?!)