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lemony_7

mags1235 wrote: »

Pedigree Joint Care Sticks

I have just come across this MBG. I have searched Pedigree and not found it so here goes. Hope it is useful to someone. I am gonna buy mine today.
I've just got to remember to claim after 6 weeks!

PEDIGREE® JOINT CARE™+ MONEY BACK GUARANTEE

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF REFUND

1. Refund offer available to residents of the United Kingdom, Channel Islands and Isle of Man who have purchased Pedigree® Joint Care™+ and who comply with these terms and conditions.
2. Refunds available on Pedigree® Joint Care™+ only. No other products from the Pedigree range of snacks and treats are included in this offer.
3. In order to claim your refund, you must:
(a) print the official application form from https://www.uk.pedigree.com and complete your personal details;
(b) provide the original barcodes from packs and an original till receipt or till receipts evidencing that 6 weeks' worth of Pedigree® Joint Care™+ sticks were purchased and used (based on a pack of Pedigree® Joint Care™+ 7 sticks lasting for 1 week and a pack of Pedigree® Joint Care™+ 21 sticks lasting for 3 weeks when fed on a daily basis in accordance with the feeding recommendations);
(c) provide a brief explanation as to why you think your dog's mobility did not improve after being fed Pedigree® Joint Care™+ sticks on a daily basis for 6 weeks; and
(d) send the completed application form, together with your original till receipt(s) and original bar codes from each pack of Pedigree® Joint Care™+ sticks (photocopies will not be accepted) to 'Pedigree Joint Care+ Money Back Offer', PO Box 133, Uckfield, East Sussex, TN22 1HH. Please do not send the entire Joint Care+ packaging.
4. A refund claim must be received within 3 months of the date of purchase of the Joint Care+ products, as evidenced on the til receipt(s). Claims received after that period will not be accepted.
5. All costs associated with claiming your money back pursuant to this offer (including postage costs) shall be the responsibility of the claimant.
6. Only claims using an official application form, and accompanied by an original till receipt/receipts and original bar codes from the packs will be accepted. Claimants should be able to demonstrate that they have fed the product to their dog on a daily basis for at least 6 weeks prior to submitting a refund claim.

Link to claim form: http://uk.pedigree.com/jointcare/money-back-guarantee

m1kjm

lemony_7 wrote: »

This is a great idea. I tend to do TMFs and donate the stuff to our local foodbank.

I'm curious though: how are you going to do this if you have to send the front of the packet...? I'm not picking; I think I will do the same and wondered if you had considered that! I've not seen the packets to work out if it'll be possible without massive waste.

Hi, don't worry, the MBG sticker isn't too big. I've cut it out then stuck duct tape over the hole like we did for the Bakers one.

some_time_soon

m1kjm wrote: »

Hi, don't worry, the MBG sticker isn't too big. I've cut it out then stuck duct tape over the hole like we did for the Bakers one.

Think I'm going to follow your example

m1kjm

Credit to Wackynut on the Elite thread

lemony_7

m1kjm wrote: »

Credit to Wackynut on the Elite thread

Is this a new batch of them or some left over from last time...?

gocat

hiya
Has anyone bought the mbg persil bottles in morrisons. If so, how much are they there please.
tia

cupcake4

Just got refund from French's Relishes Try Me Free (bought the Sweet Onion Relish incidentally which was very nice) TWICE in post. Not complaining.

lemony_7

gocat wrote: »

hiya
Has anyone bought the mbg persil bottles in morrisons. If so, how much are they there please.
tia

£9.98 for the medium sized bottle (40 washes I think). 1p cheaper than everywhere else! That was a few weeks ago though.

Africat

Whenever I try to ring them there's never anyone to speak to.
I emailed them but the email address rejected and can't seem to find an address for complaints to write to - anyone got any ideas?!

Crazyangel

lemony_7 wrote: »

This is a great idea. I tend to do TMFs and donate the stuff to our local foodbank.

I'm curious though: how are you going to do this if you have to send the front of the packet...? I'm not picking; I think I will do the same and wondered if you had considered that! I've not seen the packets to work out if it'll be possible without massive waste.

I'm sure they wont be too worried if a specific part of the pack is missing.