Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread (see first 2 posts)

mum2one

gratefulone wrote: »

Have been in to 3 Tesco brances today. My local branch is good and will accept any amount of internet coupons. Had to travel so popped in to 2 other branches to check things out. One branch would only accept 10% of the total bill and had a notice to prove it and the other branch were totally clueless (to be polite). I know previous posters have explained that neither Tesco nor the manufacturers actually lose out on us using coupons when we don't buy the products but someone must be losing out here (just the manufacturers shareholders?). If we are using coupons correctly ie no duplicates, genuine printouts, etc. can I use coupons with a clear conscience knowing that it is at no one else's expense? Some further clarification would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Hi
Nobody loses out, as the % of money off coupons, wouldnt even count for .5% of the products sold, the supermarkets get the full refund, plus they are paid a handling charge for the vouchers.
As long as we all use the coupons correctly, then its a win win situation for all, them and us.

gratefulone

mum2one wrote: »

Hi
Nobody loses out, as the % of money off coupons, wouldnt even count for .5% of the products sold, the supermarkets get the full refund, plus they are paid a handling charge for the vouchers.
As long as we all use the coupons correctly, then its a win win situation for all, them and us.

Thanks for your reply mum2one - this is reassuring and much appreciated.

:beer:

Harrietxxx

judy2357 wrote: »

Sorry to be ignorant about this, but do we have to download rapidshare first as when I click on the links this is what I get.

Just click on free user, there will be a 30 second countdown thingy and then click download now. Then save it for yourself to use in future.

HTH

moi

jill36 wrote: »

Found this website on comps forum. www.pickmeupmagazine.co.uk
Was able to print off a £2.00 Mothercare coupon and a £1.00 Innocent smoothie. How good is that:j

Thanks.
If you have already printed them from gmtv or couponnet's site directly it says 'print limit reached', though.
Theres a % one for swiss yoghurts which equates to a 36p coupon (99****036*) if anyone wanted to know before printing.

johnna1966

Dont forget to buy News of the World tomorrow, £5 off if you spend £30 or more at tescso...

They must both be doing well out of this offer as its been going for a while...But £5 is £5, every little helps.

john

Fuzzyrugby

has anyone yet managed to find out what morrison coupon policy is as i'm fed up with mr t's and want a change for a bit....

our local mr t's sa did how ever adempt that they have been expereincing people abusing the coupon system hence the tighting of the belt on them.

rosebud982

I asked morrisons and they said you had to buy the product in our local one.

R

ageing_biker

if I spent say £32 then used mocs of £10 leaving £22 could I then use the notw voucher or should I hand in the notw one first while the amount is over £30

Harrietxxx

ageing_biker wrote: »

if I spent say £32 then used mocs of £10 leaving £22 could I then use the notw voucher or should I hand in the notw one first while the amount is over £30

I would put the NOTW coupon at the top of the pile, in my store they said they needed to scan it first, then the other coupons.

HTH

rosebud982

ageing_biker wrote: »

if I spent say £32 then used mocs of £10 leaving £22 could I then use the notw voucher or should I hand in the notw one first while the amount is over £30

I usually putit on the top but today I forgot and left it in the middle and it went through fine.

Rosebud