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QPR10

neosi wrote: »

Knew i could sniff GOLD this morning :T:T:T:T and the day isnt over yet..


Had a good day at the shops , got Two of the below in Boots using the Loreal £1.50 coupon and paid 50p.

http://www.boots.com/en/LOreal-Men-Expert-Carbon-Protect-4-in-1-Anti-Perspirant-Deodorant-Spray-150ml_1260177/

Moved onto Ts and got 2 x Ski yoghurts with the 50p coupons, Febreze with the car coupons and some chicken, used a wombled jtd and paid 24p. On my way round i spotted the cake mix, so back to car and back in. Got 10 packs :T:T also spotted next to the RTC shelf 20 packs of Walkers Meaty Crisps down to £1.25 but didnt have a jtd on me so just got the cake mix.

Onto to S and 21 packs of beer kindly waiting for me, got those on SS and no probs and BMs each time,:T

Then onto As..phew..:rotfl: just got food for rest of week and paid 57p after wombled APGs

Back home via Ts and went back to get the crisps using a wombled jtd, thought i may as well get another Febreze and remembered i had a Hovis Homebake coupon on me aswell so got one of those, it didnt scan but SA just overode it, total to pay 54p

Off now to take care of my wombles..;)

Sounds like you're on a roll today :j:beer:

aprilshower

glitter_bug wrote: »

Could i just ask what fabric conditioner and comfort please

x

It was the purple coloured comfort not sure what it was called and the other conditioner was Asda Chosen by you 21 wash for 38 pence.

Aprilshower

tigerwhite_2

bcw123 wrote: »

I have just found two tescos vouchers £5 of £40 spend and and a tescos c/c bonus one save £4 of £30 spend can they both be used on a £40+ transaction

short answer is yes . hand in the £5 off £40 spend first, then the £4 off £30.

m4rtin

gardenia wrote: »

Sending big hugs to you mrs- moneypenny.

New petrol offers are online now looks like its any cereal

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/zones/default.aspx?name=petrol-promotion&icid=GHP_TB2

3 x Curiously Cinnamon = £6 use 3 50p off mocs and compares at £4.50 in Sainsbugs so net cost £3 :j

barbara6812

just seen this one for the doggie owners not sure how good it is but iams large dog 7.5kg T £19.75 A £10 plus i think theres coupons somewhere

HappyChappy84

QPR10 wrote: »

Ask Mummy nicely she might do it for you a photo may help as well.

If you lived nearer I would go back to the shop with you I've had an extremely carp day and ready to rip someones head off (anyone will do but poor little Martin sounds like he's had enough stress)

My real mum or Lala? Asking mum to do something would be a bigger battle than trying to get a full refund.:eek:

soos1

Hi guys,

Just wondering if I have got this right:

Whiskas Fisherman's Choice 48 pouches, £13.99 Ts and £10 As, so £3.99 JTD and a petrol voucher?

Plus double up on CC vouchers for petfood - I'm liking the sound of this one! Miss Kitty Fantastico (yes, real name) will be pleased :rotfl:

HappyChappy84

lindos90 wrote: »

HC, I would suggest sending an email to head office. This means you can attach a copy of your receipt and also lots of shots showing the damage to your shoes.

If I ever have to make a complaint i usually send an email nowadays, its instant, and you have the bonus of being able to attach evidence. Ive usually had fairly quick replies as well.

Goods have to be 'of reasonable quality' and usually if a complaint is made within 6 months the onus is on the company, if you complain after 6 months its much harder to get anywhere.

Don't dwell on your experience too much from when you returned, other than their 'dismissive attitude' and unacceptable offer.

Theres lots of discussions on the web about wear and tear of shoes and how much this contributes to the reason shoes are returned, but state your case that you would 'reasonably' expect a pair of clarks quality shoes to last much longer than 6 weeks.

Maybe write your email and pop a copy on this thread for us all to have a look at and make suggestions before you send it? Sometimes its how you approach a complaint that decides the outcome;).

How about someone write the email and I copy n paste it?:beer::beer::rotfl::rotfl:

They will only write back and say what they said to me on the phone though.:(

HappyChappy84

nikkilala wrote: »

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Do you want me to help you?Scan the receipt to me and if we get nowhere TS will help,Shoes must be fit for purpose which includes walking in them;)

Thank you mummy.:beer::beer:

tigerwhite_2

barbara6812 wrote: »

can one of you knowledgeable peeps help. if its showing out of stock in asda and im shopping in tesco on mysuper wil it compare? if not the hubby isnt getting his treat!

It's always a chance you take - there is never a guarantee that APG or JTD will come back correct (I've not helped there but there is no definite yes)

lindos90 wrote: »

HC, I would suggest sending an email to head office. This means you can attach a copy of your receipt and also lots of shots showing the damage to your shoes.

If I ever have to make a complaint i usually send an email nowadays, its instant, and you have the bonus of being able to attach evidence. Ive usually had fairly quick replies as well.

Goods have to be 'of reasonable quality' and usually if a complaint is made within 6 months the onus is on the company, if you complain after 6 months its much harder to get anywhere.

Don't dwell on your experience too much from when you returned, other than their 'dismissive attitude' and unacceptable offer.

Theres lots of discussions on the web about wear and tear of shoes and how much this contributes to the reason shoes are returned, but state your case that you would 'reasonably' expect a pair of clarks quality shoes to last much longer than 6 weeks.

Maybe write your email and pop a copy on this thread for us all to have a look at and make suggestions before you send it? Sometimes its how you approach a complaint that decides the outcome;).

Yep, I agree. However, I've PM'd you Happy, I'll help you out