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rosieprimrose wrote: »

Oh well - guess I will have some luxury free yogurts instead then!!

Thanks for letting us all know.:j

Don't forget everyone, if you actually buy the free yogurt you should be able to use 2 duplicate coupons according to Tesco coupon policy (i.e. one redeemed against the product and one extra). Assuming it scans without buying the product that is - this doesn't work with Tesco logo coupons, only nss ones.

You'd have to buy a few other bits too though as Tesco won't pay you to buy it, but at least there would be no denying how much the coupon is worth is you've bought one product and want to use 2 of these coupons against your shopping each time.

Just so it's clear, if you bought, say, 4 products you could use 5 of the coupons, etc (always one extra which comes off your shopping bill). Unless you get the jobsworth who doesn't know or care about their supposed policy!

Coupon-mad

Take a Break, out today until next Wednesday, costs 78p, dated 31st January.

Coupon on page 34, nss, for 50p off Bowyer's Less Than 5% fat sausages.

Valid until 1st April (honestly, no joke!).




Nothing seen in That's Life or Chat this week (same dates as TAB).

Ragtimeplayer

Someone has just sent me a pm asking how to read the different coupons.

I have replied to them but thought I would post it on here also as there may be others who are confused by it.

I am posting this in regards to the coupons we get in the magazines so trying to stay on topic!

Its quite easy to read the coupons, there are only two versions to look out for that we need to know about.

Normally, if a barcode starts "99" and ends something like this: "01507" then you take the three digits before the last one, ie 150 and thats the price the coupon is worth in pence so that coupon is worth £1.50.
These can normally be used in most supermarkets unless they have a big logo on them with a certain supermarket, then, even though it starts with 99, you will usually have to buy that specific product in that store when using it. Ie, 50p off Tesco weetabix can only be used in Tesco.

If the coupon states "can be used at all independant retailers" etc, then it can usually be used in all the big supermarkets like Tesco, Asda, Waitrose etc, and these will be reffered to as NSS which just means non store specific.

Second coupon has "000" as the three preceding digits and it means the cashier has to input the price manually. Normally, you do have to buy the product for this coupon. I have a Colmans sauces coupon with the "000" on it but, it does state on the coupon that it is worth up to 81p so the cashier (if shes friendly) could input 81p without you buying any sauces (which I have done a few times!)

The trouble with the coupon in woman is it is "000" But, there is no price on the coupon so the cashier has no idea what it is worth and would have to send someone off to check. When you are trying to stay under the radar, that particular coupon should be avoided unless you are buying the yoghurts

Hope this helps any others out there who didn't know about the different versions

Dormouse

Hello magazine, 29 Jan, Diana on cover.

No MOCs.

MBN

Yesterday I managed to get hold of a copy of Marie Claire February (£3.10, Lily Allen on cover) - better later than never lol Nothing of interest unfortunately, a subscription offer which isn't great, and no MOCs whatsoever. I think there was also a sample of L'Oreal Derma Genesis on page 83.

March issue, on sale 31st January, will come with 2 free beauty bags (choice of 3 colours).

rosieprimrose

eve March £3.40

Subscriber's issue has arrived.

A Boden leaflet that gives 10% off plus free delivery/returns (can't see a minimum spend). Go to https://www.boden.co.uk/23 and quote KY23 - or call 0845 677 5000.

Another leaflet which has an offer for The Vitality Show at Olympia - 27-30 March;buy two tickets for £20 - save £14 - call 0844 415 4416 and quote MSEVE.

Offer for tickets to the One Life Live Show (for people thinking of starting up a business) - 29 feb-2 march at Olympia; 2 tickets for £15 - call 0844 848 3225 and quote EVE1 or go to https://www.onelifelive.co.uk to book.

Subscriber's offer - gift of L'Oreal Paris skin set (day cream, night cream, eye cream, lipstick) for £16.32 for 6 issues by DD - 20% saving on cover price.

Competitions for trip to New York for £1,500 to spend at La Redoute and for trip to Jamaica.

Next month - will come with a Fenn Wright Manson tote (not sure about us subsccribers receiving it though!)

zztopgirl

Only just got february editions of Prediction, BBC History and Nat.Geo:eek:

Prediction, Feb, £2.95, 2 free books plus £2.99 p&p, plus other books at a reduced price

https://www.stourvalleyoffers.com/bk002-pred (available for orders only)

Am going to start buying Eve from the shop, im fed up with it now, that tote bag in April sounds fab! I think there is a freebie with the March edition in the shops, although could be wrong, there have been so many freebies lately that i havent got, im starting to confuse myself!:rotfl:

princessmoneysaver

I have today got my subscription copies of Woman & Home, In Style & Eve - I'll let you all know later if anything of interest in these that hasn't already been mentioned.

princessmoneysaver

Eve - (the only other useful bit I could find on top of what rosieprimrose wrote)

Page 202 Buy the new Max Mara La Parfum from Selfridges & recieve a FREE three month sub to EVE

princessmoneysaver

Woman & Home March 2008 £3.30 Kylie on cover

Page 99 Voucher for 50% off a bT Ceuticals Prescriptive Anti-aging Facial

Page 204 FREE bookmark advertising "Cathy Kelly - Lessons In Heartbreak" it's a nice bookmark