ASDA vouchers wanted

busterkeye

Hi, I havent been here for ages and a quick look around as and will save me some money so thanks to everyone

So why am I here, well I'm here to ask you good people if anyone knows where to get some money off vouchers for ASDA

thanks for your help in advance
Buster

randan

Your could try this thread :-

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=44175

busterkeye

cheers i'll give it a go


this place cost me a fortune

amarillo_2004

I posted this in another bit of the board but have realised that it'd better placed here. In case you'ere interested I'd bought CHAT magazine yesterday & it has 70p off some other magazine. Fingers crossed I'll win the £1001 comp too!!

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Thanks to this board I have just used a coupon in ASDA for something I didn't buy. I felt very naughty, blushed bright red and would have backed down immediately if I was challenged - but it worked! She deducted the voucher! This may not be news to old hands: it was a revalation to me. And no one in the queue pointed at me and I didn't have to wear a big sign saying "poor person".

So chalk up £0.70 to me. It's one small step for you, but a giant leap for me.

Thanks you, MSE
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jellyhead

most weeks i get around ten percent off my shopping :-) my asda will take up to ten percent, although some till staff say each voucher has to be for a different product. it's not easy to get hold of ten percent's worth of coupons each week though, so sometimes i end up buying them from ebay. i don't mind paying £2 for a fivers worth of coupons, i still save £3 that way. you have to be careful though, there are a few people out there selling store specific coupons without saying so on the listing. some tescos have a self scan which will accept these coupons, but nowhere in my town will so they're no use to me. check a seller's feedback to see if there are any complaints from other buyers. pampers coupons seem to go for a massive amount so it's probably cheaper to buy other coupons. if in doubt always ask the seller if the coupons are store specific, and for the use by date if it's not specified.

register a fake baby with pampers, huggies, hipp and organix and they'll send you coupons. also jack daniels and baileys send one or two a year. proctor and gamble do too, for always ultra pads. pinecone research send £4 in luncheon vouchers for completed surveys but you can't sign up unless they have a banner asking for new participants.

pampers and huggies vouchers are good because they're always for £1 or £2. if you try giving the checkout operator £5 worth of 10p organix coupons the people behind you in the queue get a bit cross