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Boots loophole: free nappies & vouchers
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ty!! am starting potty training with 2nd son soon, so will see if voucher is there tomorolook after the pennies.....0
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ALthough my kids are too old for these nappies, I bought the last three trial packs to bulk up my spend for a skincare voucher today (last day of offer), which means when I exchange the vouchers inside at Tesco or Asda, the spend for a £5 voucher was down to £2. The pull ups will be donated to a friend with a young child so will not be wasted, that would be immoral!
Well pleased with this tip.0 -
Hmm, strange - whenever I've bought these trial packs, they didn't count towards the £5 spend for the skincare voucher, as you're paying nothing. How did you get away with it?Clowance wrote:I bought the last three trial packs to bulk up my spend for a skincare voucher today (last day of offer), which means when I exchange the vouchers inside at Tesco or Asda, the spend for a £5 voucher was down to £2.
Or did you not get them for free? 
Bagged a few more of these free packs today - hopefully this offer is not going to disappear from the AC machine tomorrow! :eek:0 -
couldn't find these instor today or on Sat. where are they kept? are they normally on the side of the shelves hanging up?look after the pennies.....0
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Hanging up in front of the shelves.
I didn't get a voucher in the AC machine though.0 -
Dormouse] "Hmm, strange - whenever I've bought these trial packs, they didn't count towards the £5 spend for the skincare voucher, as you're paying nothing. How did you get away with it?
Or did you not get them for free?
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I paid for them: costs 98p, £1 off shopping at Tesco (so free in a way) and counted towards the voucher presumably because I coughed up actual cash.0 -
They are on hangers on the side of the shelves, but look everywhere in the baby section. I've seen them next to baby food etc, not just next to nappies.peechy wrote:couldn't find these instor today or on Sat. where are they kept? are they normally on the side of the shelves hanging up?0 -
no voucher for me, not fair
, would of come in handy. I will try again at weekend.
freyaSaving for the future of the earth0 -
Clowance wrote:Dormouse] "Hmm, strange - whenever I've bought these trial packs, they didn't count towards the £5 spend for the skincare voucher, as you're paying nothing. How did you get away with it?
Or did you not get them for free?
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I paid for them: costs 98p, £1 off shopping at Tesco (so free in a way) and counted towards the voucher presumably because I coughed up actual cash.
i see, so it counted because you paid 98p for them instead of using a £1 off voucher from the machine and getting them for minus 2p. i paid for a pack today, i wanted to make my spend up to £7.50 so i could get 50 extra points (i get that total spend voucher from the machine).52% tight0 -
aint_life_great wrote:Didnt work for me and I'm signed up to parenting club, but then I did get a voucher for a free pack of pantyliners
How do I get a free pack of those? I'm a bloke but I leave them as tips for the chambermaid in hotels, like in the ad. I always travel with a few of them in my wallet for this reason, and a few US dollars too.0
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