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Tesco - up to 50p off per litre of fuel
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west_is_best wrote: »Exactly....
I got the 5 10p off today and hopefully I shall get 4 jtd coupons tomorrow..
I filled my car up, £83 worth of fuel came down to £53.... £30 off a tank full of fuel, Im not complaining...
My OH is dead against putting supermarket fuel in the car, but he was smiling when I told him tonight... :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I dont think the Andrex will work though, as I cant find it on my supermarket... you need the 9 pack not the 12..
Many thanks to those who are doing the working out, I so long for those DTD days when I was able to contribute so much more.Love your Mum, you'll never get another one when she's gone.0 -
JTD - just the difference can be checked at
https://www.tescopricepromise.com/Pricepromise/Pages/OnlineCompare/Default.aspx
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Could you buy 5 lots of beans in seperate transactions to get 5 coupons ?0
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newbie1980 wrote: »it is in english
I seriously doubt that, the letter "u" is not a word in english.newbie1980 wrote: »please read up about jtd rather than being rude???
I'll read up about jtd if you read up about punctuation. Without punctuation it is very difficult to understand what you mean, even though we hear what you are saying.0 -
patchwork_cat wrote: »Could you buy 5 lots of beans in seperate transactions to get 5 coupons ?
Yes, but thats a lot of beans : )Love your Mum, you'll never get another one when she's gone.0 -
teapackets wrote: »the prices of the items are so inflated!
We take both our car and motorhome down to the filling station and fill them both from the same pump :j
Do they let you do that?
I am a bit confused, If I buy nescafe (£4.78 at sainsburys) I could buy 5 jars for £35, get 5xvouchers for 50p off and get £11.10 difference back making a spend of £23.90? Have I got this right please? and whats a jtd coupon?0 -
geordie_joe wrote: »I seriously doubt that, the letter "u" is not a word in english.
I'll read up about jtd if you read up about punctuation. Without punctuation it is very difficult to understand what you mean, even though we hear what you are saying.
Those who live in glass houses...
"I seriously doubt that (a semi colon or full stop is required here, not a comma) the letter 'u' is not a word in english(sic)" :rotfl:
The poster wrote a detailed description of how to get the fuel vouchers for a fraction of the actual cost. Their description was very clear to anyone who bothers to read the threads as linked by the poster.
For those who want it spoon fed, I suggest they be a little more polite and they may get a response. :mad:I am firmly across the line. I won't impose my values on you if you keep away from mine.
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Do they let you do that?
It depends on the filling attendant really. I have filled two cars before when they did the 15p off but other times I've been asked to only fill one.
I factor each 10p off as £5. I normally put in 50 litres so 50 x 10p = £5. Obviously this varies dependant on your tank and when you fill up.
The beans are good in that you can spend £9, get £6 back and then a voucher worth circa £5. This means 16 tins of Heinz beans for £1. Not three bad
The coffee is my favourite. 5 Jars = 50p off for £35. I then get £5 worth of shopping that doesn't spoil my JTD voucher (same price in the other shops like milk and bread) and use my £5 off when you spend £40 that are blowing around all the car parks (I have 7 in my wallet). This then compares with Mr S to give you £2.32 back per Jar. You then get a voucher back for £10 (capped).
So you have spent £35 - £10 = £25 for a voucher worth £25 i.e. free coffee
The toilet roll doesn't compare. I'm still working on the juice one! If you need further info, read the other threads as stated. :AI am firmly across the line. I won't impose my values on you if you keep away from mine.
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AngelsMadv wrote: »It depends on the filling attendant really. I have filled two cars before when they did the 15p off but other times I've been asked to only fill one.
I factor each 10p off as £5. I normally put in 50 litres so 50 x 10p = £5. Obviously this varies dependant on your tank and when you fill up.
The beans are good in that you can spend £9, get £6 back and then a voucher worth circa £5. This means 16 tins of Heinz beans for £1. Not three bad
The coffee is my favourite. 5 Jars = 50p off for £35. I then get £5 worth of shopping that doesn't spoil my JTD voucher (same price in the other shops like milk and bread) and use my £5 off when you spend £40 that are blowing around all the car parks (I have 7 in my wallet). This then compares with Mr S to give you £2.32 back per Jar. You then get a voucher back for £10 (capped).
So you have spent £35 - £10 = £25 for a voucher worth £25 i.e. free coffee
The toilet roll doesn't compare. I'm still working on the juice one! If you need further info, read the other threads as stated. :A
Thats a lot of typing
Have a thanks....:A:jLibertas Supra Omnia:j:A0 -
AngelsMadv wrote: »The beans are good in that you can spend £9, get £6 back and then a voucher worth circa £5. This means 16 tins of Heinz beans for £1. Not three bad
:A
The cheapest I can see the beans is £1.50, if I buy 4 its £6, do you get twice the difference back?
I have read all the links below but cant fathom the jtd voucher. Do I have to fill the online form in, and how much extra stuff do you have to buy to do it? Will it not work if I buy, say, 3 jars nescafe and 8 packs of beans?0
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