Everyone lost in the Ether II

Dippydoo

Ladyshopper wrote: »

:eek::rotfl:

How's your husband now dippy?

Hes doing ok ty booked in for a follow up op on the 28th

Enterprise_1701C

Serendipitious wrote: »

I had one the other week which came out of the Tesco cashpoint when withdrawing cash. Don't know if it is still on but if it is, it will say so on the screen.

You do have to request it - follow the on-screen instructions and get a receipt for your cash withdrawal.

That's what I thought you might mean. Check the date on them, they were very short dated.

henlans

neas wrote: »

I don't know if this works anymore as I haven't done this for a looong time.

But seen as nobody else knows this, why not share.

Back when tesco took unlimited MOCS, it was very profitable.


Basically couponnet would install a registry item in your pc that would track which coupons you had printed. I tried virtual machines, i tried restore points none of them worked.

How I did succeed was I got my old legitimate copy of windows xp on a flash disk and installed multiple copies of windows on an old pc... 24 copies say.

I could boot into each copy and each copy would allow me to print 2 more couponnet coupons. Thereby mitigating the 2x coupon restriction.

They may track via IP address now, (which can be changed by turning on and off your modem), or via email (which can be changed), or via registry (which can got around with multiple window instances. That was my method.


After I had used the 24 permutations of windows, I would format the hdd and reinstall 24 copies, rinse and repeat.
Enjoy.

You can use a mac too

neas

MatthewS wrote: »

Try it.... before you joke .

It was handy back when tesco took MOCS, as you can imagine.

Serendipitious

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

That's what I thought you might mean. Check the date on them, they were very short dated.

Oh, I used mine the same day, thanks. x

neas

I did have some funny run in with tesco over the sheer number of coupons though . But 2 years worth was good enough to get a deposit for my house.

MatthewS_2

neas wrote: »

I don't know if this works anymore as I haven't done this for a looong time.

But seen as nobody else knows this, why not share.

Back when tesco took unlimited MOCS, it was very profitable.


Basically couponnet would install a registry item in your pc that would track which coupons you had printed. I tried virtual machines, i tried restore points none of them worked.

How I did succeed was I got my old legitimate copy of windows xp on a flash disk and installed multiple copies of windows on an old pc... 24 copies say.

I could boot into each copy and each copy would allow me to print 2 more couponnet coupons. Thereby mitigating the 2x coupon restriction.

They may track via IP address now, (which can be changed by turning on and off your modem), or via email (which can be changed), or via registry (which can got around with multiple window instances. That was my method.


After I had used the 24 permutations of windows, I would format the hdd and reinstall 24 copies, rinse and repeat.
Enjoy.

a virtual machine would work the same way as you have described and installing a vm is far quicker than installing onto a hdd and having to boot.


just use a scanner lol

emerald21

I'm tempted to cancel my Asda order for the dishwasher tablets as I'm getting cold feet lol. Either that or reduce the amount I've ordered. I can see in my order that I've got subs but how do I change it to no subs please

neas

MatthewS wrote: »

a virtual machine would work the same way as you have described and installing a vm is far quicker than installing onto a hdd and having to boot.


just use a scanner lol

This was a really old machine. I wrote a script that would install windows 20 times (called from a networked pc). PC on overnight = 24 copies. No slowdown on VM and new installations.

Anyways once tesco stopped taking MOCs couldn't be bothered, went AWOL a bit until tesco DTD and got a shed full of stuff (still for diswahser tabs and toothpaste lol), and now back again. Unfortunately it seems Paidtoshop is quiet, ELITE is quiet-ish and the good glitchers are in these other forums/facebook

Print to PDF and scanning the coupons creates duplicate coupons not legitimately sourced, Like photocopying any coupon, big nono.

bubbs

emerald21 wrote: »

I'm tempted to cancel my Asda order for the dishwasher tablets as I'm getting cold feet lol. Either that or reduce the amount I've ordered. I can see in my order that I've got subs but how do I change it to no subs please

Your account then prefrences , but if you are charged £12 not £3 refuse