TESCO H&B COUPONS - New Thread *See First Post for UPDATES*

leadhead

the_reallongshanks wrote: »

? for leadhead, i know u dont use a tesco id card therefore dont collect points but why not use 10 id cards as welshy does to spead the load or is it because using those £6 notes is a bit illegal?

because the 10 cards will sooner or later come back to me.....

nothing illegal in the £6 note...unless you force it on T...........or waft an SA to death with one....or 8 if you can get away with it.

leadhead

vellum wrote: »

same here.

i now limit myself going to t only twice a week, unless there is another pressing deadline (of expiring coupons). it is just i need to make specific trip rather than a convenient onthewaytoandfrom work journey. and i can really feel the pressure when it was coupon expiring period, my mind started to think about t just before leaving work, and the journey driving to t was just not nice, quite stressful, but when the transaction went through, the journey driving back home was exceptionally nice.

OH is so fad up with t and we r both really relieve that we can have a little break now. i m kindof looking forward for a normal shop in aldi/ lidi, um... german sausages yum yum..

These part time couponers....whats this thread coming to.......???

mhoc

One of the Tesco stores near me has a strict one coupon per trasaction policy. This is applied by every till person, weekdays or weekends, even the students know the rule. So now I get a perverse pleasure out of buying the larger items at this store like the giant boxes of Fairy non-bio or the weeks cat food supplies, £4 to £6 worth and handing over the biggest coupon I have, a £4 one or a £2.50 or £2 one. So my saving is still 1/3 or 1/2 and I have played by their rules! (It also has the cheapest petrol so I win all around but I wont be buying my £50 of grouceries there from there to get a 5p petrol coupon worth from there!)
Mary



quote=leadhead;5567089]All my shops are on operated tills....the stores i frequent have a one of each coupon policy at the worst......they used to be wondeful when they used to regularly bring my shops down fron the £100 mark to pennies....now theve been given a few guidlines its still possible to get £100 worth for a few pounds, but it means going trough with maybe 10 transactions now....which i did a few times over the weekend.....kronen's tally is better than mine....but then again...ive got no eyelashes to flash.....[/quote]

itsalldrivingmemad

Whats everyone buying on the healthcare using the £2 QUIT and 2 x £1 HB? I have enough foot sprays now any other ideas? or good deals anyone has been getting?

mutley_muppet

itsalldrivingmemad wrote: »

Whats everyone buying on the healthcare using the £2 QUIT and 2 x £1 HB? I have enough foot sprays now any other ideas? or good deals anyone has been getting?

Hayfever meds are BOGOF.

Ragtimeplayer

Slimming pills are £2.99 bogof, just add £2.02 worth of something else and use your £4 worth of tokens and bingo, very little to pay

itsalldrivingmemad

Ragtimeplayer wrote: »

Slimming pills are £2.99 bogof, just add £2.02 worth of something else and use your £4 worth of tokens and bingo, very little to pay

Do they work thou the slimming pills - I'll clear the shelf if they do i could do with shedding some weight!!!:rolleyes:

johnny_c-l

itsalldrivingmemad wrote: »

Do they work thou the slimming pills - I'll clear the shelf if they do i could do with shedding some weight!!!:rolleyes:

Yes, slimming pills are healthcare!:)

Ragtimeplayer

itsalldrivingmemad wrote: »

Do they work thou the slimming pills - I'll clear the shelf if they do i could do with shedding some weight!!!:rolleyes:

johnny_c-l wrote: »

Yes, slimming pills are healthcare!:)

i think she meant do they make you slim!:rotfl:

No idea yet as not tried them but daughter "bought" ( I use that term loosely) about 30 to sell on to her friends!

Ragtimeplayer

By the way, the Denise macadam is still not going through on bogof so double the difference back on that

Used it today on 2 transactions and got £6.94 x 2.