ASDA coupon policy

Sunny_Saver

static999 wrote: »

Was it Original coupons or internet ones? Just wondering.
I'm going to try again with a different check-out person. If they refuse, I'm going to ask them to check with their supervisor.

Original... I tried coupons before and the till refuses them!

fmhm

Asda Small Heath advised me that they accept up to 10% of the final bill, and it doesn't matter if you're buying the product or not.

hippychicknos1

ramellous1 wrote: »

I am in the north east. Tesco policy of 50% off is better though.

How did you manage to find out that it is 50% for Tesco's policy? I've been using coupons in Tesco no problem, but have never tried to push it to 50%

MrsMondragon

fmhm wrote: »

Asda Small Heath advised me that they accept up to 10% of the final bill, and it doesn't matter if you're buying the product or not.

Asda Small Heath always let me have a third off....occasionally they take as much as 50%. Just choose your cashier carefully!

jaffacat_2

I had problem in Tesco so emailed customer service HO and they responded with the fact that you can give any number of NON-Tesco vouchers (if you dont buy the product)but only one of each. If you buy the item they will accept the number of vouchers per number of items.

I now take this policywith me when ever I go shopping and have shown CS at local stores what HO said they usually let me use my huggies £1 & £1.25 vouchers but only 1 of each without buying the item as long as the store stocks the item (usually do most things)

Me & OH split the shopping so we get to use 2 x £1 and 2 x £1.25 vouchers and yesterday slipped an extra £1.25 voucher into the shop

We have alot of the ones from teh pregnancy magazine last month so using them every week.

I was told somewhere that the shop actually makes a couple of pence ontop of the voucher when they receive it!

Hope that this helps someone!

fossman

My mum works in Asda in Derby, she says they have recently changed their coupon policy.

If you have an Asda voucher then you must buy the product to be able to use the voucher.

All other manufacturers vouchers will be accepted and they now claim you can pay for 100% of your shopping with vouchers.

jojo1969

hi,i actually work on a checkout for asda our policy is a 3rd off the bill and asda vouchers you have to buy the product.any others as long as there are no more than 3 coupons of the same ie 5 daz vouchers we would only take 3
one lady comes in gets about 5 products totalling maybe £12 and expects to get 1/2 off (talk about being tight)

pinkcloudnine

Depends on the SA, out local [17 miles away!] Asda has a policy of 10%, however, the self service tills are at the mercy of the SA watching the big screen. Last week, used enough MOC to give me 75% off!!! [it was only a small shop]Yesterday diff SA voided ALL my MOC & only allowed me the ones he thought could go through!!!!!!
Tesco, just choose a sympathetic SA & they let you use loads.!!& I don't mean a student!!!!!!}
Aim to save £15 per week on my shopping, so far, since 7th Jan have "saved" £207 .26 with MOC!! Saving towards Disney Florida 2009.

pinkcloudnine

Whoops!!!!!!! have just re-read my post, meant to say £27.26!!!!! Long way to go to Florida, maybe we will go to France for a day trip instead!!!!

MARTINS_DOLL

pinkcloudnine wrote: »

Whoops!!!!!!! have just re-read my post, meant to say £27.26!!!!! Long way to go to Florida, maybe we will go to France for a day trip instead!!!!

Hi pinkcloudnine, welcome to the forum.

Just to let you know you can edit your post if its slighly wrong!
Just click edit which is below your post. Hope that helps.