Magazine offers (freebies, coupons, discount codes) *CHECK POSTS 1&2 FOR UPDATES*

BLUEWKD

Nearly dropped the mag in shock, because I have never seen any coupons in it before.
What's On TV- 47p
P40
£1 off Ristorante Pizza's
NSS (though it does say now available exclusively at Iceland in part of the advert, but I think that is just one of the flavours).
Expires 31/01/2010

These pizzas are on offer in Sainsbury's for £1.16, so if you bu the mag anyway, you get a pizza for 16p:j:j
£1.16
(31.8p / 100g)
Dr. Oetker Ristorante Funghi Pizza (365g)

£1.16
(34.6p / 100g)
Dr. Oetker Ristorante Mozzarella Pizza (335g)

Venezia

These pizzas are on offer in Sainsbury's for £1.16, so if you bu the mag anyway, you get a pizza for 16p:j:j
£1.16
(31.8p / 100g)
Dr. Oetker Ristorante Funghi Pizza (365g)

£1.16
(34.6p / 100g)
Dr. Oetker Ristorante Mozzarella Pizza (335g)

On offer at Sainsburys until 1st December.

claire21

Nat West free magazine called SENSE

15% off Jaeger

What’s more, Sense readers get a 15 per cent discount from 14 October to 31 December 2009. To claim your discount, take Sense magazine into any Jaeger shop or use promotional code NWSM157 at the online checkout

Terms and conditions: 15% discount valid on full-priced womenswear and menswear (clothing and accessories) and Jaeger Home from 14 October to 31 December 2009. Offer valid in all UK, Northern Ireland and Channel Island stores and online at Jaeger.co.uk. Offer not valid in shop-in-shops or Outlet stores. Online, enter code NWSM157 at the check-out. Offer not valid in conjunction with other offers or promotions. Discount not available for gift cards

http://www.nwsense.com/html/win_jaeger.php

Unintended_Muse

30p moc Tabasco Pepper Sauce - page 8 - 31/01/10
30p moc Pilgrims Choice Cheddars - page 24 - 21/02/10
50p Cadbury 10-cake selection box - page 105 - 26/12/09

In the Health & Beauty insert
50p off Goody hairbrushes - 31/12/09
20p off Goody Hair accessories - 31/12/09

ALL mocs store specific

Page 48 comp to win 1 of 10 Le Creuset cookware sets and Heston Blumenthal's "In Searn of Total Perfection" cookbook. A receipt is needed to show you have bought Skinny Cappuccino or Latte Macchiato Dolcu Gusto pods in Morrisons.

Page 143 form to win a family ticket to see Hairspray the Musical in the West End

MBN

Just got this coupon in an email from WHSmith - up to 20% off throughout the store, valid until Sunday 29th November 2009 at selected WHSmith High Street stores only:

http://marketing.whsmith.co.uk/images/61/Voucher_Nov_20_Off.pdf

carray

Coupon-mad wrote: »

Coupons in Somerfield Christmas magazine including a £3 off £30 conditional spend:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=2096609

'in the latest Somerfield magazine, the Christmas one with picture of chocolate bombe pudding on front, coupons are page 50, expire date 30 dec. It has £3 off £30 spend, plus coupons for £1.00 off party food 3 for a fiver items, and also £1 off the prosecco and cava on offer.'

Please click on the link and thank the OP 'startedsaving' there.

Not sure as yet if the conditional spend has a 99 barcode but I suspect it will do (the last Somerfield ones did). Should also be OK for shopping at Tesco - as and when we can be bothered to choose that store of course - and it is valid right through December.

Use in tesco yesterday ( as a conditional spend voucher)
£3 off a £30 spend.

quoia

carray wrote: »

Use in tesco yesterday ( as a conditional spend voucher)
£3 off a £30 spend.

Better to use the £5 off £30 conditional spend voucher (intended for LIDL) that's in the Daily Express everyday this week.

1st one was last Saturday (21st), last one is in tomorrow's (Friday 27th)

Coupon valid until Monday 30th

Tibbs,The_Freebie_Hunter

quoia wrote: »

Better to use the £5 off £30 conditional spend voucher (intended for LIDL) that's in the Daily Express everyday this week.

1st one was last Saturday (21st), last one is in tomorrow's (Friday 27th)

Coupon valid until Monday 30th

I agree that it is much better to use the £5 Lidl conditional spend voucher, but not all Tesco's accept this due to flimsy excuses such as the barcode doesn't scan or that it's not store policy to accept them. I've even had an excuse saying that Tesco doesn't view Farmfoods or Lidl's as a competitor (yeah, right!) or that they are not within the mileage range for local competitors (when they are actually on the same doorstep). All these excuses were used until one stuck (i.e. the barcode wouldn't scan - the only option they could use after I dismissed all of the above). Seemingly, a bit like a dream (or nightmare), any excuse will do!!!

Even after contacting HO, they are still refused due to Tesco stores being able to make up the rules as they go along (and even different SA's within the store making up their own rules, also). There is no consistency with their policy. Some stores do - some stores don't.

The Somerfield coupons scan, and they seem to be happy with these (for now!!! that is).

Clowance

You can (if your branch are agreeable) use both somerfield and lidl or other coupons together as long as you spend the highest total required: one week I used the Waitrose £6 off £60 and lidl I think £5 I off £30 together on a shop of over £60. HTH

MBN

Tibbs,The_Freebie_Hunter wrote: »

I agree that it is much better to use the £5 Lidl conditional spend voucher, but not all Tesco's accept this due to flimsy excuses such as the barcode doesn't scan or that it's not store policy to accept them. I've even had an excuse saying that Tesco doesn't view Farmfoods or Lidl's as a competitor (yeah, right!) or that they are not within the mileage range for local competitors (when they are actually on the same doorstep). All these excuses were used until one stuck (i.e. the barcode wouldn't scan - the only option they could use after I dismissed all of the above). Seemingly, a bit like a dream (or nightmare), any excuse will do!!!

Even after contacting HO, they are still refused due to Tesco stores being able to make up the rules as they go along (and even different SA's within the store making up their own rules, also). There is no consistency with their policy. Some stores do - some stores don't.

Couldn't agree more - this is why I actually spent my £5 off coupon in Lidl, and got lots of quality products at reasonable prices.

I love Lidl (as some of the people on here know already)