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go to w h smiths and ask for some of their magazine vouchers they have about 18 diff ones it started today but they should still give you some they are in the store i work in in bristol

koupon-kween

rosieprimrose wrote: »

Sainsburys Fresh Ideas magazine Autumn 2007

This is the free Sainsburys Magazine that you receive through the post if you have a nectar card. I think it comes 4 times a year.

This one has various MOCs, specific to Sainsburys:

30p Maille mustard (01/11), 50p Lotus toilet paper (15/10), £2 Mcuigan Estate Chardonnay/ Shiraz, £5 cookware, 20p Kettle chips, 50p dessert apples, 35p Fanta Orange, Lemon Zero, 35p Salon Shine Results hair products, £1 Skin Therapy range, 50p Dorset Cereal Chunky slices, 40p Ambi Pur Aerosol, Free 1 litre Canda milk - all these are valid until 25/ 9 - 31/10.

You are always meant to but the product in Sainbsburys but I find I can slip in a couple of coupons with my payment - especially if being served by a nice young lad!!

Also a prize draw competition for a family holiday to Florida.

I gave in the £5 cookware, £2 Chardonnay/Shiraz & a couple of the smaller value coupons at Tesco today & the money was taken off my groceries!
Worth trying to do this if you have them! :-)

wolfehouse

Source magazine (greenbee.com/john lewis) free magazine pick up at john lewis
Issue 7 sept/oct 2007

page 52 voucher for Free Eye Test at D&A
and one for 20% off a pair of glasses at same.

Coupon-mad

koupon-kween wrote: »

I gave in the £5 cookware, £2 Chardonnay/Shiraz & a couple of the smaller value coupons at Tesco today & the money was taken off my groceries!
Worth trying to do this if you have them! :-)

It's true that Sainsburys, Asda and Somerfield coupons work at Tesco.....but I think we should all resist the temptation to use them like that.

If your store is OK with coupon-use at the moment and lets you use, say, 10% without buying the product, it's because they are mainly getting coupons at the tills that they can redeem (and which count towards store income I believe).

But if the balance changes and they start getting too many unredeemable ones then that store may well change their coupon-friendly policy. I have seen it happen before, only last week at a Tesco where they used to scan any coupons the till supervisors confirmed they have tightened up due to 'coupon-abuse'. Not by me BTW, I hadn't been there since R&R days until last week.

Each store is different but who wants to bite the hand that feeds if it's your only local store? I know I am not tempted and I carry Sainsbury's coupons in my purse permanently (but I keep them separate, only for use at Sainsburys).

carray

I noticed first mag is on special price this week, has any one had chance to check this out for moc?
Thank you

milkydrink

rosieprimrose wrote: »

Good Housekeeping October £3.20 - Nigella on the front (must soon be Xmas!!)

Just got my subscriber's copy and had a flick through.
£120 off a sewing machine and 20% off Cotswold Company (p 276) and a few other discounted holidays etc.
!

I'm after something from the Cotswold Company, do I need to buy the mag or is it just a code
Thanks

milkfloatquack

Carray - No MOCS in First Magazine this week.

koupon-kween

kimevans wrote: »

I'm after something from the Cotswold Company, do I need to buy the mag or is it just a code
Thanks

Just a code! :-)
Discount is on the new Autumn furniture range - enter EH16 at checkout.

koupon-kween

Coupon-mad wrote: »

It's true that Sainsburys, Asda and Somerfield coupons work at Tesco.....but I think we should all resist the temptation to use them like that.

If your store is OK with coupon-use at the moment and lets you use, say, 10% without buying the product, it's because they are mainly getting coupons at the tills that they can redeem (and which count towards store income I believe).

But if the balance changes and they start getting too many unredeemable ones then that store may well change their coupon-friendly policy. I have seen it happen before, only last week at a Tesco where they used to scan any coupons the till supervisors confirmed they have tightened up due to 'coupon-abuse'. Not by me BTW, I hadn't been there since R&R days until last week.

Each store is different but who wants to bite the hand that feeds if it's your only local store? I know I am not tempted and I carry Sainsbury's coupons in my purse permanently (but I keep them separate, only for use at Sainsburys).

It must vary enormously regionally. Our Tesco has a policy to take Sainsbury vouchers because Sainsbury is very close to Tesco & they want your custom. They have even had posters up saying they will take Sainsbury vouchers! :-)

quoia

koupon-kween wrote: »

It must vary enormously regionally. Our Tesco has a policy to take Sainsbury vouchers because Sainsbury is very close to Tesco & they want your custom. They have even had posters up saying they will take Sainsbury vouchers! :-)

But this offer is for a different type of voucher.

ASDA do the same for Tesco & Sainsburys coupons but it is NOT for 20p off Tesco milk or 50p off Sainsburys Cheese etc.. etc..

It is for any coupon that is a monetary discount off of a specific total till receipt at a competitor.

Eg. Spend £20 at Tesco and get £2 off, Spend £50 at Sainsburys and get £5 off

These are effectively a 10% discount off a total bill at the checkout.

ASDA & TESCO will take these type of other supermarket coupons to match the same offer.