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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 -
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 -
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
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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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