50 p off per litre of petrol at Tesco

stebiz

twinklyeys wrote: »

Where do you get so many coupons? I find it more and more difficult to find coupons these days?

I had a bit of a stock pile from the voucher forum on here. Also a £4 off £30 for Tesco and £3 worth of luncheon vouchers.

pinky2681

Please can someone tell me if i'm 'right' as i've never done price promise or petrol couponing before and cant afford to be wrong.

If i buy:

shop 1:

2 andrex = £10 = 1 coupon (£4pp)
4 robinsons = £14 = 2 coupons (£6pp)

6 other small item like carrot, onion, haribo etc.

shop 2:

2 andrex =£10 = 1 coupon (£4pp)
2 robinsons = £7 = 1 coupn (£3pp)

6 other small items

Total spend =£41 + 5 coupons (+£17pp)
my car holds 70lites so will get £35 'off' petrol (with 5 coupons)

OR OPTION 2

would it just be best to do:

shop 1
6x robinsons = £21 + 3 coupns (£9dtd)
(plus 7 other small items)

shop 2
4X robinsons =£14 +2 coupons (£6 dtd)
(PLUS 7 OTHER SMALL ITEMS)


total spend £35 + 5 coupns (+£15 dtd)

twinklyeys

My Supermarket seems to be having a few problems! I wonder why?

freddie_2

I got 2 andrex and bits of fruit etc today, spent 12.99 and got a price promise back for 4.19. Will go tomorrow and repeat 4 times.
Car holds approx 50 pounds petrol at 1.36 litre. Should work out that 10 packets of andrex will cost me 10 pounds, make a nice change from value loo roll.

bensonsmum

mrs_sparrow wrote: »

I spent £17 and I got 2 dairy as well. I stated this earlier.

I spent £16.40 today on dairy and was expecting to get two vouchers - but only one got printed. I went to Cs and had a mare of a job to get another voucher, in the end the CS girl hand wrote one for me then rang over to the petrol station to get them to write it down in their "book" so i can use it when i am ready too. I got told it was only one voucher per dairy spend no matter how much you spend, so i asked for a refund and said i would buy them in two seperate shops - but because what i bought had come from the counter and not the fridges it didn't want to play!!

twinklyeys

This may be a stupid question but is ice cream classed as dairy?

stebiz

twinklyeys wrote: »

This may be a stupid question but is ice cream classed as dairy?

I doubt it. This is Tesco we are talking about. I think butter only just managed to get in the category.;)

kolibri

twinklyeys wrote: »

This may be a stupid question but is ice cream classed as dairy?

I believe it is, but I am afraid ice-cream is not included in the list of the diary products that qualify for 10p off voucher.
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/ProductBuylist/default.aspx?id=L00007879&icid=Petrol50poff_Nav_Dairy

mgamble

i bought 8 bertolli 7.60 as they are bogof used 8coupons for 50p off and bought 1 4pt milk 1.00 so got a voucher for total cost £4.60
x this by 5 =£23.00:j

buyitall

The terms and conditions state that the petrol coupons will be given at 'selected stores'. Does anyone know if you get them if you shop at Metro stores? TIA x