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purplestar133

m1kjm wrote: »

I haven't got a loss column on mine. I suppose you could always complete the cell manually if you happen to make a loss.

Yes, it's prob better I don't think about it anyway. Ignorance is bliss!

cupcake4

Got refund for Plenty Dura cloth today - felt bad as it's such a good product:o

20400keith

Found this today in Tesco.

Purina One dry cat food 800g - 'See a visibly healthier cat in three weeks or get your money back'.


Full T&C at https://www.purinaone.co.uk/Promotions/MoneyBackGuarantee/Terms.aspx

The offer is available across all PURINA ONE 800g packs, excluding all Kitten products, and you need to buy 2 packs.

Participants must visit www.purinaone.co.uk to print an application form and complete offline.

After 21 days you need to submit completed, original application form with 15+ word statement stating why you did not see a visible difference in your cat, valid original till receipt(s) which show 2 x 800g packs, of any PURINA ONE and original empty packaging of a qualifying PURINA ONE product.

Send to:Purina ONE - Visible Difference, Freepost RLTS-KSXS-BZHK, UCKFIELD, TN22 1QQ

The last date for receipt of applications is 1st March 2015 or 3 months from receipt date.

Maximum refunded purchase value of £10.98. (I bought two from Tesco today at £5 each - they have a promotional flash in the top right hand corner).

m1kjm

MARKZ123 wrote: »

https://www.purinaone.co.uk/promotions/MoneyBackGuarantee/default.aspx

CURRENTLY £5.00 PER BAG IN TESCO

Has anyone had any success yet donating this to a cat sanctuary if it's tipped out of the original packaging into a carrier bag or do the sanctuaries insist on it being in the packaging? That's what put me off doing it so far.

purplestar133

cupcake4 wrote: »

Got refund for Plenty Dura cloth today - felt bad as it's such a good product:o

I thought it was too expensive though.

LEJC

m1kjm wrote: »

Has anyone had any success yet donating this to a cat sanctuary if it's tipped out of the original packaging into a carrier bag or do the sanctuaries insist on it being in the packaging? That's what put me off doing it so far.

In my experience the donations need to be unopened and in correct packaging...
I tried to donate a part opened pack some time back following the death of a pat and they could only accept full products....they were able to accept part boxes if they comtained sealed individual foil packets but not opened dry food.

Claire_Alex

m1kjm wrote: »

You're not alone - I've got October Daz too.

Me too

Hope it is not another venus debacle

m1kjm

LEJC wrote: »

In my experience the donations need to be unopened and in correct packaging...
I tried to donate a part opened pack some time back following the death of a pat and they could only accept full products....they were able to accept part boxes if they comtained sealed individual foil packets but not opened dry food.

That's what I thought but I'd love to be able to donate this somewhere.

LilacLillie

Can anyone tell me please, if the Just milk has to have a 'flash' on the pack somewhere indicating its a MB item?
I'm off out and will look out for it in Sainsbury's (don't normally go there) today.
TIA
LL

LEJC

LilacLillie wrote: »

Can anyone tell me please, if the Just milk has to have a 'flash' on the pack somewhere indicating its a MB item?
I'm off out and will look out for it in Sainsbury's (don't normally go there) today.
TIA
LL

I'm reading the t&c as if yes it must be a promotional pack

1. Buy a promotional pack of JUST MILK Skimmed (1 Litre or 6 x 1 Litre), Semi Skimmed (1 Litre or 6 x 1 Litre) or Lactose Free (1 Litre), between 15/10/14 and 31/12/14.
2. Enter your details below along with the reason why you did not love JUST MILK.
3. After submitting your details you will see a confirmation page.
4. Print out the confirmation page; complete with your reference number and post along with your till receipt and original packaging (the promotional label, not the whole bottle) to: