Morrisons accepting coupons from other supermarkets

katskorner

i prefer morries so this is good news - i do have a few cashiers who can be generally relied on..

LadyCoupon

Yes, if I do use coupons in there, I always go to this same one lad, I call him the couponlad, never bats an eyelid, just scans them

MrsBartolozzi

I'm wondering if this just coupons like 10p off biscuits and conditional spends, or can we use Asda Price Guarantee vouchers and Tesco Price Promise vouchers too?
That would be good - Morries have great butcher meat. TBH I'd rather shop there most of the time.


Oh and I agree with other posters saying Morries are awful for accepting coupons. I had one for a free pack of maltesers which was on the inside of an actual packet (in no way could you claim it was faked) and the woman stared at it for a while, then said she didn't know if she could accept it so got a supervisor over. Sup read it all the way through and let it go through as if she were doing me a huge favour:rotfl:.

TheBanker

I saw a notice outside Morrisons advertising this today.

I was only buying a couple of things but I asked the cashier about it as I had a £3 off £30 Sainsburys till spit in my wallet. She said she didn't know anything about it but she didn't think they'd accept a Sainsburys coupon because they couldn't get the money back. She suggested asking at Customer Services. I didn't have time to queue up there behind everyone complaining about being overcharged or trying to hire rug doctors/purchase lottery tickets (Customer Services/Kiosk/Dry Cleaning are all one counter and were staffed by one person today).

I think I'll just stick to Sainsburys

Lynsey

Rodge27 wrote: »

I agree that the Morrisons training has issues. We were briefed about this new promotion less than 24 hours before going live with it so I'd say expect a few possible problems with the staff over the first week or two.

Maybe we as customers will need to take in a print out of the T&C's and actually train the staff up ourselves.

I also love the way the staff (most anyway), read and read the coupons, word for word and then asking for a Supervisors opinion.

How about getting a sign displayed at the tills ................. just to remind them??



Lynsey

cheerfulness4

I must be really lucky because my Morrisons staff really try to get the coupons to work. Twice supervisor was called only. Once she was quite curt with the SA for questioning my coupon and told her to put it through and the next time she went to huge lengths to make the coupon scan, over-riding it when it wouldn't.

My Tescos swings back and forth between being fine one week and making you feeling hugely embarrassed for daring to present one single coupon on another. I dread using them there so I know how some of you must feel if your Morries behaves like that.

Lynsey

Has anyone tried this yet??
Any link to show which stores are accepting other supermarkets coupons??

I've got and would like to use a £1 Tesco coupon for Fairy fabric conditioner which is £2 in Morries for the 1.4l (42 wash) size.

Lynsey

julietiff

They have started having the coupon printers at the
checkout and noticed yesterday that they are now accepting
coupons for other stores

Ilovebargins

Mirror newspaper should have the £5.00 off £35.00 spend this Thur25th at Aldi its usually in on the last Thursday of the month so now you can use this at Morrisons instead. The Aldi coupon is usually dated from the Thursday to the following Thursday so purchasing 2 papers gives you the possibility to use the coupon this week and next week exp1st Nov

Lynsey

I'm popping into Morries later and hopefully there'll be some info on what will be accepted.
I'm not sure if they are taking "any" coupons or just conditional spend ones??
I'll take the Tesco £1 off Fairy conditioner one and see how it goes.

Wish me luck. lol

Lynsey