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  • #61
    Re: Cheap shopping tips and tricks

    Originally posted by mystery1 View Post
    Ardmore single malt.

    Morrisons £29.99 (6000 bonus points)
    Asda £26
    Lidl £24.99
    Tesco £20



    Buy in Morrisons and pay £29.99 get 6000 more points and 9990 match points = net cost of £14. Bargain.

    Match and more in Morrison pay out points in blocks of £5 vouchers per 5000 points.

    M1
    I got my first £5 voucher at the till today for getting 5000 points
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    • #62
      Re: Cheap shopping tips and tricks

      Originally posted by Kati View Post
      I got my first £5 voucher at the till today for getting 5000 points

      I have 3 xmas bonus collections on the go so i've had 22 so far thanks to the Vodka which worked out at £7 net a bottle which i sold easily for £9 :okay:

      Pity i can't sell free Ristorante Pizza which will probably take up room in the freezer for yonks before being thrown out as foodbanks don't take them.

      http://www.newcoventgardensoup.com/ free soup at Morrisons is back and couldn't have come at a better time. :okay:

      M1

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      • #63
        Re: Cheap shopping tips and tricks

        I only ever buy cider or beer there
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        • #64
          Re: Cheap shopping tips and tricks

          You do the carling on COS and Quidco ?

          M1

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          • #65
            Re: Cheap shopping tips and tricks

            Originally posted by mystery1 View Post
            You do the carling on COS and Quidco ?

            M1
            It's got to be real ale

            Do you need credit cards for the offer sites? I don't have one :lol:
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            • #66
              Re: Cheap shopping tips and tricks

              Originally posted by Kati View Post
              It's got to be real ale

              Do you need credit cards for the offer sites? I don't have one :lol:
              No. Bank account or paypal. Paypal is better for multiple accounts like partners, kids & even pets (not me !!) as you can use 6 emails per paypal account

              M1

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              • #67
                Re: Cheap shopping tips and tricks

                Morrisons. Buy expensive biscuits 99p - get 500 bonus more points (50p) and 490 match points (49p) as Asda sell them for 50p.. Must spend £15 to get a comparison.

                16 packets £15.84 and get £15.84 in points.

                Do not buy more than 20 packets in 1 shop as the match is capped at 10000 per shop. Do not buy more than 10 of 1 item in 1 shop either.

                1x Fox's Ginger Crinkles (200g) 99p
                1x Fox's Butter Crinkles (200g) 99p
                1x Fox's Creams - Malted Milk (175g) 99p
                1x Fox's Crunch Creams - Golden (168g) 99p
                1x Fox's Creams - Rich Tea (175g) 99p
                1x Fox's Creams - Nice (175g) 99p
                1x Fox's Jam 'n' Cream - Limited Edition (150g) 99p

                There may be others but do not buy double chocolate or coconut crinkles.

                M1

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                • #68
                  Re: Cheap shopping tips and tricks

                  Good way of stocking up the foodbanks.
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                  • #69
                    Originally posted by Amethyst View Post
                    Re: Cheap shopping tips and tricks

                    blimey M1 that all sounds far too complicated for me - I'm lucky if I can get around Tesco without wanting to fishhook my eyeballs out. I do have topcashback and quidco but hardly use them, as I don't shop enough online. I save money by only buying reduced stuff (sell by date stuff) in my local co-op (£1 chickens are my favourite) and Tesco.


                    I always do this go at discount times and then just freeze the discounted stuff for another day.

                    Using comparison sites before hand seeing which shop has better offers helps too so I'm not walking round different stores for ages!

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