Tesco Clothes Coupon Thread. Read First Post For Updates!

bellas-mummy_2

LOL - me thinks i said too much!!!!

kronen

WELSH-DRAGON wrote: »

I am planning on getting some kids clothing using:

2 x £6 quit, 1 x £10 blue, 3 x £4 kids, £10 new, £5 kids new x 2 and 2 x £6 yellow - meaning a total discount of = £56 off a £60 spend. Haven't done that combo before and all depends on the SA accepting all my vouchers.

Welshy x

Sorry, I never thought of that, have I been on the sofa too long with the moet does that not add up to £66.00. Great if it does looking for calculator.
Cheers.

manda1205

kronen wrote: »

No it's just a bra top, I'm not big busted far from it. But been told tonight I can get away with it. Got a few more years I hope before it all sags.

If you're too scared of wearing a bikini why not join a nudist beach. :rotfl:

I know I was worried about getting nearer to 30 but I hope Im not so old that it all sags. :rolleyes:
It's just after having DD my bellys not like it was mainly cos I got soooooo big then lost the weight and Im left with lots of little wrinkles.
As for the nudist beach :rotfl: Im sure my OH would love it but its not for me. :rotfl:

Discodee

kronen wrote: »

Sorry, I never thought of that, have I been on the sofa too long with the moet does that not add up to £66.00. Great if it does looking for calculator.
Cheers.

2 x £6 quit =£12
PLUS 1 x £10 blue + £22
3 x £4 kids= £12, add to £22 gives £34
PLUS £10 new gives £44
Plus £5 kids new x 2 (£10) = £54
PLUS 2 x £6 yellow (£12) added to £54 gives £66 !!

means free clothes plus £6 spare! lol

I do so envy you lot who can do this. guess I just have to stick to la redoute!

Essex_Maid

Well last Sunday, when I had my great result, I had two £6 active clothes coupons left expiring that day - overheard a lady who was trying to work out what to put back with her daughter - as they had added it all up to £61 and only had £50 to spend - what a joy to say here take these and you wont have to decide - she was amazed, her daughter gave me a kiss.

Well I believe of someone does you a good turn (thanks Zippybungle spent yours!), to pass a good deed on. It makes the world a much nicer place, and I've learned a lot from you guys & gals.

OH is now home, so I'm off to see if I can find the elusive new Quits.

WELSH-DRAGON_2

kronen wrote: »

Sorry, I never thought of that, have I been on the sofa too long with the moet does that not add up to £66.00. Great if it does looking for calculator.
Cheers.

Indeedy it does add up to £66 - adding up when mega tired is never a good thing. Still at least my builders arrived today - they didn't yesterday :mad: I was going to tesco today, but due to said builders arriving I have decided to "project manage" today and glare :rolleyes: .

My reasoning is though that Saturday will be a better day for voucher acceptance (fingers crossed) although as 2 footie teams are playing (Chelsea and Man U) I am wondering if all the young lads will be in the pub watching the game so not as many to chose from.

Welshy x

bright_side

Welshy, I love your idea of 'project management' :rotfl: :rotfl:

and thanks for reminding me of the match tomorrow

NEgirl

WELSH-DRAGON wrote: »

My reasoning is though that Saturday will be a better day for voucher acceptance (fingers crossed) although as 2 footie teams are playing (Chelsea and Man U) I am wondering if all the young lads will be in the pub watching the game so not as many to chose from.

Welshy x

maybe they will be at work and we can threaten to yell he footie results if they dont scan ALL the coupons!! :rotfl:

Hippygirl

sharkmark wrote: »

Couldn't agree more - had my one week old son with me today and frankly the till operator was so busy chatting about him and calling the other till operators to look at him that she wouldn't have cared if I'd given her £500 in coupons - you can also lay it on thick by saying - "oh having a baby is v.expensive (WHICH IS TRUE!!! :eek: ) and I'm glad I've got these vouchers from my mum to offset some of the cost"

For a moment I felt a pang of guilt knowing I that I was using him just to distract the till operator - he's only been out of the womb a week and has already been round tesco's twice (!!!) but then I figured the clothes are all from him anyway so he needs to earn his keep.

Did I see you in Tesco this morning??!! Saw a man with a tiny baby, so was tempted to accost him, but refrained! Then kept my eyes open at the checkout, in the hope I'd see whether he was offloading heaps of vouchers! I was busy having no success with young lad, who refused all except new clothing, and as some of the clothes had gone down my calculations were wrong anyway. So I went back later and found a much older (60s) chap who took them all happily!

kronen

I've had the best ever day, received my cc mailings which consisted of a 1000ponits on £70.00 spend. Hope some of you are lucky enough to get it.
Spent £98.00 so handed him that coupon first to scan, then handed him my clothes coupons & h&b, bought loads of groceries & alchol for the w/e. Coupons took total to £25.00 points earnt 1168/ £46.72 in deals.

I got the impression this guy I happily spoke too would have been willing to take everything off me (coupon wise ) sweet! Even got asked for ID for buying alchol when I'm way older than 18, guess it's not all sagging yet.

Also took £46.00 of clothes back because of a failed mission (In my eyes)
£115.12 to £40.62. Expected gift card, but coupons were not even questioned £46.00 refunded straight to visa.

Hope you are all lucky this w/e, I feel like the happiest girl in the world!