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moneysavingexpert78

PixiePieface wrote: »

Hello all on this beautiful day. Just pre ordered on Mr T site the cookery book by John Whaite for extra 400 cc points. Its £10 which is gd anyway though had to pay £1.75 pp, but I think still worth it? noticed extra 100 cc points for lots of pre order dvds, cheapest is £5. HTH someone boosting their cc points before the cut off for next lot of mailing x

amazon currently have a trade in deal, trade in book/s or game/s with a trade in value of 10pound and receive one 5pound code to use on their site on a 10pound spend. the cookbook you ordered is due for release 25th april, may be worth checking what the trade-in price offer is on say the 25/26, assuming the value is 10+ you could trade for 10, 5off10spend code and you get 400pts. dont forget to scan the recipes you like if you have a scanner, save to pc for future ref:)
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Trade-In/b/ref=sv_vg_h__0?ie=UTF8&node=440443031
hth

pattylabelle

davemorton wrote: »

Finally getting round to do my tesco wine order. Those of you that have already done it, do you also get 25% off as you do in store? And apart from the 750 points, can I use any other codes as well with it?? Cheers,

You rotten sod standing me up last night - you don't deserve an answer to your question:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

Finally getting round to do my tesco wine order. Those of you that have already done it, do you also get 25% off as you do in store? And apart from the 750 points, can I use any other codes as well with it?? Cheers,

yes to 25% no other codes that I know of

:huh: my predictive turned codes into ciders :rotfl:

tbw

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

You have to live with your conscience plus of course the law.

APGs and many other vouchers are simple to photocopy and these days a photocopy looks identical to the original.

I could go out tomorrow and mug a feeble old pensioner for £20 - but I don't.

Morally - that would be not only wrong but obnoxious.

I prefer to stay legal and preserve a bit of self respect.

What I was talking about is different to re-using vouchers that haven't been signed off. I was on about the odd times when other supermarkets say they will accept Tesco or Asda vouchers simply as a ploy to get customers in their stores and don't stipulate any conditions regarding previous usage. They are asking you to give them a piece of paper which they know is completely useless/worthless and which they will immediately 'bin'. They do not insist that these bits of paper must never have been used in the original store so it can hardly be classed as illegal or wrong. Personally I don't think other stores should try these type of underhand ploys to poach customers but I wouldn't condemn as 'obnoxious' anyone who took advantage of their very generous (but daft) offer.

I was just curious and certainly didn't mean to start a barny .

emerald21

David. wrote: »

If you need to ask you are back down the bottom of the list Suzie :eek:

Yes and you can't spell even when it's in front of you

squilliondollarbaby

fairclaire wrote: »

Dont worry squills, Im slowly getting used to your forward manner The answer is no. He is sadly no longer with us but it wasn't the clootie dumpling that got him

Thanks.

Yes I'm another borderline undiagnosed probably (as m'dear wife never fails to tell me in a row lol) but nae problemo with that as it's a very wide spectrum.

:beer::beer::beer::beer::beer:

davemorton

pattylabelle wrote: »

You rotten sod standing me up last night - you don't deserve an answer to your question:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

But Patty my dear, the bus never turned up

pattylabelle

tbw wrote: »

What I was talking about is different to re-using vouchers that haven't been signed off. I was on about the odd times when other supermarkets say they will accept Tesco or Asda vouchers simply as a ploy to get customers in their stores and don't stipulate any conditions regarding previous usage. They are asking you to give them a piece of paper which they know is completely useless/worthless and which they will immediately 'bin'. They do not insist that these bits of paper must never have been used in the original store so it can hardly be classed as illegal or wrong. Personally I don't think other stores should try these type of underhand ploys to poach customers but I wouldn't condemn as 'obnoxious' anyone who took advantage of their very generous (but daft) offer.

I was just curious and certainly didn't mean to start a barny .

A heated debate is very welcome - I stay within the law but have NO morals:D:D How do you class that?

nerfdad

emerald21 wrote: »

Just imagine the scenario if all us women suddenly cornered you together I can just imagine it :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Run david run:eek::eek:

DaisyDuck

pattylabelle wrote: »

Going tomorrow to get tomatoes and del monte for first time - tell me this does the sa need to override the second coupon for both the toms and del monte? TIA

Haven't done delmonte - but I used 4 tomatoes in one go and it was fine?

As for APG - our T's accept them no probs without receipt etc... but to me thats the voucher spent ! ( i've no idea what would happen if I then tried it in A's )Don't want to find out :eek: thats were I stand morally .

But today I exchanged 2 Disney DVD's for Madagascar 3 and Rise of the Guardians - handed over my totally scribbled all over reciept - told i'd been overcharged but would llike to exchange if thats ok - and no problem:) !

Honesty is the best policy !

P.s went back to the store i went to on thursday that peter pan outfits but thought they'd be gone ! 3 left :j I took 2 ! SS guy came over and laughed and said thats a good bargain lol -