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lookinforabargain

Just been persing the T's FB wall, as one does
And came across this

TESCO,if i was to spend £24 on cereal in one transaction would i get 4 x petrol tokens..

Like · · 8 hours ago

• • Tesco Hi Mark,
    
    Thank you for taking the time to contact us about this.
    
    I have checked on this for you and can confirm that you can only receive a coupon for one per transaction. You can mix and match the different products but would only receive one coupon for cereals if that is all you buy.
    
    I hope that makes sense.
    
    Kind regards
    Leah – Customer Care
    
    
    :think: :think: me thinks someone is telling porkies here

barbaraemmerson

HAPPY CAN YOU HELP?
i saw previous posts about printing in greyscale rather than in colour but I have inherited my husbands Mac and it doesn't seem to work the same.
I am totally useless about all things technical so can you talk me through it really basically?
Would be so grateful as would save a fortune in ink.
Thanks so much

lutzi1

Dear friends,

How quickly life can change. I've been planning to come on here all day and tell you how pleased I was with mine and DH's petrol savings this week, and respond to Locarr's kind enquiry about our village celebrations and post some pictures. Life's been ok for the last couple of days and I was feeling happy and optimistic.

And then I just logged on to teletext to catch up with the news, and in the local news was a story about a young man who'd died in a motorcycle accident on Monday, and the name was familiar. And then I realised that 2 days before he died, last Saturday, I'd married him and his lovely bride at a local venue, and that he was a particularly nice young man, who'd thanked both me and my colleague by name, and I'd got all the guests to stand up at the end of the ceremony and congratulate the new Mr and Mrs X. And now I'm sitting here crying at the sheer futility of it all. What a terrible waste.

AngelsMadv

celebrate wrote: »

re looby's experience-perhaps those criticising leenie a day or two ago can now understand the paranoia of getting trouted:(

edit me thinks asda may be feeling like there is a "cottage industry" of savvy shoppers after their profits, after the dom jolly glitch, muller and pop glitches , however we are doing legitimate shops, do they expect all their customers to be braindead clueless shoppers who don't research their shopping before writing their list?

I suspect it was the large vouchers and the similar shops each time that drew attention

can't keep my eyes open

After reading the T&Cs on the ASDA site multiple times I don't think they have a leg to stand on. The only clause in there in any way close is the fraud clause but this doesn't apply as you are doing nothing underhand.

With Tesco there is a clause about the "spirit of the promotion". With the ASDA one there isn't. I would take this all the way. You want a written apology from ASDA or will be going to the press. I really would go for the kill. :rotfl:

I'm purposefully going to target a £50 voucher tomorrow and then sock it to the fookers should the challenge me. Ultimately we must all remember though that if they do choose to not honour, then our only recourse is trading standards. :mad:

streetlights

Goodnight everybody, hooray for for Friday. I hope you enjoy the rest of the evening.

AngelsMadv

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!!!! from elbow springs to mind.

jamelie

Evening all

Just caught up and am now away up the wooden stairs. Up very early tomorrow for a flight to N Ireland with the kids & DH for the weekend - kids (aged 5) were over excited & couldn't sleep - their first time on a plane. I have my APG in my purse & need a trip to T's to get my overly fussy kids their juice to drink at Granda's so may just have to try out the new scheme you have over there

Happy glitching whilst I'm gone

lookinforabargain

AngelsMadv wrote: »

!!!! from elbow springs to mind.

It most certainly does :rotfl:

lokitty

chandlerscroft wrote: »

Don't waste the beer use the shandy and it's heavier

Brill :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

aau1

Fudge_Cake wrote: »

All varieties of Pepsi are showing as £1 per bottle on A.com and MSM

Are you sure the receipt's dated today Best Price?

Thank you for posting your results :A

I have also wombled receipts from A today that show Pepsi at £1 per bottle but the APG says A's price was £1.50 per bottle