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Tinyshoes wrote: »

You only borrowed it tweets , it's back here. :j

Still shining here 21 degrees :j

EMMAP

Patty you are putting us all to shame. I hope to be as good as you and JEL one day. Went to THE cleanest Asda I've ever seen today. Not a receipt in sight!

zippydooda

HAS anyone got any 1p thorntons lately.

fuzzgun19

David. wrote: »

Well 20 carling is £12 in asda :beer:

Sports mixtures £2 per box 540g, so I bought 3 as that's quite cheap for them :cool:
Turns out the till thought the same and decided to charge me £3 each goes to cs gets my £3 back thanks and goodbye type thing from the lad behind the counter. No apologies so I mentioned do I not get a giftcard for being robbed well that went down really well :rotfl::rotfl:
After looking through about 5 cupboards he found one credited it and filled forms in never once looking up :rotfl: someones not happy, unfortunately he did know enough of his cs job to remove sel
So in the end 3 boxes for £4

Different squeezy sauces reduced as mentioned the other day but also 7kg frozen turkey £10 BBE 2014 unless I read it wrong
How do they keep so long

I often find I have to remind them about the £2 goodwill thing, not that I've had that many. And there's some miserable gits at the main A.
Might have a look at the sports mix if they haven't removed the label.

umme_sue

zippydooda wrote: »

HAS anyone got any 1p thorntons lately.

no............but I did find 12 of those 1p photo bottle opener key rings.

fuzzgun19

couponqueen123 wrote: »

hey i wasnt "giving u a row ";) or having a go if they took it back thats there fault ,

but normaly beauty products crams and lotions same as food is all non refunded unless faulty etc ,

but just think you culd take home open fill with rubbish and take back or the more crazier ppl culd fill with bleach or anything and take back for some-one els to buy :eek::eek::eek:

I see what you mean about someone could use it then take it back, unless it's a sealed thing.
I didn't think you were having a go, just never thought about that before and was thinking of buying face cream, so asked the question.

Thanks for the heads up, I'll bear it in mind.

zippydooda

zippydooda wrote: »

HAS anyone got any 1p thorntons lately.

umme_sue wrote: »

no............but I did find 12 of those 1p photo bottle opener key rings.

there is some thorntons in my t's but no scanner:(

jagbeth1

So just popping to sada to see if they have any of the popping choc!! Also going to get some dr o pizza as vouchers to use and my hoard of ever growing locusts have eaten all 14 I got last month!!!

Tinyshoes

Tinyshoes wrote: »

You only borrowed it tweets , it's back here. :j

I spoke too soon, had to dash to get washing in, how can it be sunny and rain at the same time. Now it's black clouds looming front of house and blue sky at back. Weather forecasts today getting it so wrong. :mad:

Mr TS checked it at 9am, rode his bike to work in white shirt, which is now very very dirty, looks like he has been rolling in the dirt. :eek:

fuzzgun19

The other day at A (H'ton Rd) I was refused a Sprite coupon, they said they don't take internet coupons.
I've had this problem before with internet coupons at this store and just let it go, but this time I emailed Asda about it, and got this response.

Might be useful for others to have the A coupon policy.

Thanks for contacting me about our inter coupon policy.

I'm sorry my colleagues haven't accepted the coupon for the bottle of Sprite you were trying to get. I can appreciate how disappointing this is. Below is our coupon policy, which all our colleagues are briefed on. I've also contacted my colleagues at our D@rlington store to remind them of this.

We'll accept all manufacturers' coupons (including internet coupons) in line with the terms and conditions of each coupon I.e. Customers must buy the product to redeem the coupon.

There is no limit to the number of coupons that can be redeemed in a transaction, however stores discretion does have to be used and most stores do say only 10% of the customers bill can be used in coupons.

The coupons do have to be redeemed against the product specified, e.g. 24 x 10p coupons off Heinz baked beans - customer must purchase 24 cans of Heinz baked beans.

1. The coupon must be 'in date'.

2. The coupon must not be for a specific retailer other than Asda. e.g. 20p off toothpaste at Tesco.

3. The customer must have purchased the product.

4. The coupon must be product specific.

Each coupon has a bar code, which should be scannable.

Coupons can be used at the Self Scan checkouts.

All coupons tendered at self-scan will require authorisation. This means with each coupon scanned, the system will automatically trigger an intervention and the host must authorise.

Thanks again for getting in touch with Asda and for giving me this opportunity to explain our policy. If there is anything else I can help you with, please let me know.

Kind regards

Noel Wood
Asda Service Team
0800 952 0101