Every last impecuniosity totally exterminated

stu007

lookinforabargain wrote: »

I think it's the fact that the voucher that they are promoting has been one someone has genuinely received in the post (for a complaint or whatever) and they have scanned it, uploaded and are putting it out there for people to use willy nilly. I can't imagine that supermarkets that accept it are going to get reimbursed for it which in turn leads them to look at their acceptance of internet coupons and coupons in general. I don't think that there is any sour grapes at all. We are all after the same thing here, and although the lines are sometime blurred, what they have done is just wrong, imho anyways...

Shouldn't the manufacturer have stated on the coupon 'no photocopies allowed' or similar?

bargainqueen8

fairclaire wrote: »

Yes thank you :A I replied. Im going either today or tomorrow depending on visitors. I need to get out!! Going stir crazy Thanks for letting me know

Edit just realised Thats not very clear lol I will be able to get some myself so don't need you to pick up. But thanks for the offer

50p seems expensive now after reading the others are getting them for 10p.lol.

mhoc

OMG, Quidco really do take the biscuit :mad:

my advice is if you have had a clicksnap declined and you know for sure you did everything correctly - right size, right product, right shop, right date, no folds or creases on the receipt, everything correct and you made a note of the id number - send them an email and ask why the item was declined.

I had the 2 Huggies packs declined on Monday while we were away. ts the only Quidco I've done in about a month so I knew I'd dome everything right - so mad at them. I sent them an email at one o'clock this morning and I've just had a return email apologising and it was rejected by mistake and will now appear on my account.

it really puts you off doing these things when you have to wait so long for things to get to the accepted stage and even then I think they just decline batches of things when the workload gets too much

RootedNomad

Morning everyone

Sorry to be boring and talk glitching, but my msm is in freefall again as far as A multibuys is concerned. Eg, right now, mutibuy not showing for me on HE and these are £3.78 each, two for £4 but only 2 for £4 at T and £1.89 each at M

What is everyone else seeing?

fairclaire

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

50p seems expensive now after reading the others are getting them for 10p.lol.

I hope I edited my post in time I read it back and realised it might have sounded like I was saying yes, get me some

Ive never seen them any cheaper in our store but I live in hope

FloFlo

RootedNomad wrote: »

Morning everyone

Sorry to be boring and talk glitching, but my msm is in freefall again as far as A multibuys is concerned. Eg, right now, mutibuy not showing for me on HE and these are £3.78 each, two for £4 but only 2 for £4 at T and £1.89 each at M

What is everyone else seeing?

Oooh, ooh, I will look now, glitch day would be great

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

Ok wishing you all a great bargain filled day.

Sorry if I upset anyone, that was not my intention

fairclaire

RootedNomad wrote: »

Morning everyone

Sorry to be boring and talk glitching, but my msm is in freefall again as far as A multibuys is concerned. Eg, right now, mutibuy not showing for me on HE and these are £3.78 each, two for £4 but only 2 for £4 at T and £1.89 each at M

What is everyone else seeing?

Showing for me signed out but not signed in

artha

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

50p seems expensive now after reading the others are getting them for 10p.lol.

Wouldn't pay 50p for them and do people really pay £1.99 for 8 pods after forking out £100 for a machine that can only take these pods (I,m assuming that's the case)

Just worked out that if I bought a reduced price machine today and used the pods I've got at home it would be 17.6p/cup

squilliondollarbaby

Well that Collect+ service is excellent in all respects! Just sold a pair of Clarks school shoes that I bought earlier this week (new) as extra to bump up order & get free postage (the supplier was not Clarks). Made a small profit after fees.

But Collect+ is a delight - easy to navigate and get your package input into the system, print off label & pay etc plus tracking.

More to the point, just £3.99 up to 2kg to send a fairly bulky package. I know the Post Office would have been a load more.