Morrisons £5 Fruit & Veg Voucher is back - 21st Aug

meg72

Ep007 wrote: »

The statements was on the minims website under the morrisons shopping thread

I cant find any reference to this can you post a link please?

geordie_joe

DPJames wrote: »

Aww, shame. I was loving all that free stuff.

No you weren't, you have done nothing but complain about the poor quality and standards of the stuff.

DPJames wrote: »

But seriously, what were they expecting? I fear for Morrisons. They're clearly lead by morons if they can't even get the terms on a coupon right.

The terms of the coupon were what Morrisons wanted them to be, so that makes them right.

DPJames wrote: »

£5 off a £30 spend you idiots! Not £5 off a £5.17 spend.

Actually it was £5 off a £10 spend and £5 off a £5 spend. Not really good with figures, are you?

If it had been £5 off a £30 spend we would have had to suffer you moaning about having to spend to much to get free stuff you keep saying is poor quality and standards!

DPJames wrote: »

And those vouchers were the only reason I ever went to Morrisons. And after seeing the poor quality standards of stuff, and the high prices on other things, I doubt I'll ever return.

Hang on, you were loving all that free stuff at the start of your post!

DPJames

Ep007 wrote: »

I'm bothered as you put it for genuine people in need like pensioners.....who would never be greedy and abuse such offers...ok?

:rotfl: yeah, okay.

dlusman

Ep007 wrote: »

The statements was on the minims website under the morrisons shopping thread

Rather than faffing about - can you give us a link ?
what is the "minims website" ?

Lynsey

dlusman wrote: »

Rather than faffing about - can you give us a link ?
what is the "minims website" ?

I'm assuming it's the MiniMins.com website, which looks like a slimming website.
http://www.minimins.com/

Why Morrison's would put out a statement stating abuse on that website beggars belief.

I'm actually still enjoying the Morrison's fruit and veg offers and some great 3 for £2 and 3 for £1.50 offers on at the minute.
Maris Pipers (2.5kg) are 99p and part of the 3 for £2.

Lynsey

Nada666

Ep007 wrote: »

Did i say i was bothered for me? No i didn't..I'm bothered as you put it for genuine people in need like pensioners who might have been able to take advantage of a fiver off who arent online for other offers and who would never be greedy and abuse such offers...ok?

Are you being sarcastic?

meg72

Ep007 wrote: »

Did i say i was bothered for me? No i didn't..I'm bothered as you put it for genuine people in need like pensioners who might have been able to take advantage of a fiver off who arent online for other offers and who would never be greedy and abuse such offers...ok?

Firstly, it has not yet been established that these vouchers have been stopped due to abuse and secondly I have more concern for families than I do for pensioners.

dipsy

I don't understand why anyone gets so upset about people using more than one more voucher, why wouldn't you, you have to purchase the newspaper to get the free fruit, you have to go to the store, and so what if you take 4 people to maximise your savings.

In these times of lack of pay rises, job cuts etc most families have to make ends meet and if there is an offer why would they not take the chance to stock up to feed the family .

It seems obvious to me that they get more footfall and most people will buy other bits whilst they are there, like bread, milk etc

No different to taking up something like a ventura (photo shoot), or Olan Mills offer but only taking the free bits and not buying extra.

I for one did the fruit offer 3 times, I bought mainly berries and froze them for making granola, fruit and yoghurt dishes for a healthy snack for us all to take to work.

Would you not buy a womans magazine if it had an £18 mascara or other item if the magazine was £2.00, or buy more of them if there was a choice of £18 mascara, £9 lipstick, £10 eyeliner....

DPJames

dipsy wrote: »

Would you not buy a womans magazine if it had an £18 mascara or other item if the magazine was £2.00, or buy more of them if there was a choice of £18 mascara, £9 lipstick, £10 eyeliner....

Noooooo! That's greedy. Think of the poor pensioners!

meg72

DPJames wrote: »

Noooooo! That's greedy. Think of the poor pensioners!

All the pensioners I know would stock up for Chistmas presents :rotfl: