Cheap shopping tips and tricks

[Rebecca01]

Re: Cheap shopping tips and tricks

Thanks for the amazing tips, but personally i go with the exciting deals because there is so much discount in it and most of the time in the deal they are offered some trendy accessories, you can better know if you visit.

[mystery1]

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https://www.pizzaristorante.co.uk/we...0code-giveaway

Not sure if that still works but you may get £1.50 voucher. They are £1.50 at Asda. Buy the ones with the £10 thing on the box as seen https://www.facebook.com/droetkerpizzauk and you'll get a code for more free pizza and a small chance at some larger shopping gift vouchers. Rinse and repeat until you're sick of them


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[mystery1]

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https://www.pizzaristorante.co.uk/we...0code-giveaway

Not sure if that still works but you may get £1.50 voucher. They are £1.50 at Asda. Buy the ones with the £10 thing on the box as seen https://www.facebook.com/droetkerpizzauk and you'll get a code for more free pizza and a small chance at some larger shopping gift vouchers. Rinse and repeat until you're sick of them


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Price has gone up but keep any vouchers for when it comes down again.



http://www.newcoventgardensoup.com/

£1 coupon and £1 for most in Morrisons and Asda. :okay: One per email


110g Dairy milk £1 in Tesco and Asda. TCB snap and save cashback £1 :okay:

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[mystery1]

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Get the checkoutsmart app for loads of good cashback deals which often work out free :okay:

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[mystery1]

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Cheap phone. It's not free because you actually make money on it (net)

£7.50 per month gets 250 minutes 5000 texts 500 data. 24 months. Crap phone but it's worth it just for the talkmobile sim. Samsung Galaxy Young Blue Refurbished

Cashback of £180 over the whole contract which can be done online. (24 x £7.50 = £180)

Topcashback give you £28.35 if you go to e2save via them.

Had a similar deal previously and it went fine.


Save £180 Cashback by redemption
Reduces your effective monthly payments from £7.50 to just £0.00 through cashback - -
Delivery DPD FREE

Cashback Information
Your line rental discount
Your discount is Save £180 Cashback by redemption. This is worth £180.00. Your standard monthly charge is £7.50, which covers the allowances above.
How do you claim the discounted line rental?
Send your 7th, 12th, 16th, 20th and 24th monthly bills within 60 days of the date stated on the relevant airtime bills to us and we will credit you by cheque with £36.00.
Click here to find out the bills you need to send to us in order to claim your cashback.
This will save you £180.00 over the 24 month duration of the contract. In effect this means that your average line rental per month over the contract period is £0.00 per month.


Total cost of your order:
£0.00


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[mystery1]

Re: Cheap shopping tips and tricks

Cheap phone. It's not free because you actually make money on it (net)

£7.50 per month gets 250 minutes 5000 texts 500 data. 24 months. Crap phone but it's worth it just for the talkmobile sim. Samsung Galaxy Young Blue Refurbished

Cashback of £180 over the whole contract which can be done online. (24 x £7.50 = £180)

Topcashback give you £28.35 if you go to e2save via them.

Had a similar deal previously and it went fine.


Save £180 Cashback by redemption
Reduces your effective monthly payments from £7.50 to just £0.00 through cashback - -
Delivery DPD FREE

Cashback Information
Your line rental discount
Your discount is Save £180 Cashback by redemption. This is worth £180.00. Your standard monthly charge is £7.50, which covers the allowances above.
How do you claim the discounted line rental?
Send your 7th, 12th, 16th, 20th and 24th monthly bills within 60 days of the date stated on the relevant airtime bills to us and we will credit you by cheque with £36.00.
Click here to find out the bills you need to send to us in order to claim your cashback.
This will save you £180.00 over the 24 month duration of the contract. In effect this means that your average line rental per month over the contract period is £0.00 per month.


Total cost of your order:
£0.00


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Phone arrived. The sim is actually a microsim and adapter so good for anyone with a more modern phone that's coming to the end of contract.

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[mystery1]

Re: Cheap shopping tips and tricks

Checkoutsmart offering 100% cashback on 1 tin Heinz beans. 68p Waitrose,Asda & Morrison, 50p Tesco, 65p Sainsbury.

Also 100% cashback on 1.5l Volvic natural mineral water.

Quidco clicksnap £1 cashback on Seabrook 6 packs Straight cut Sainsbury Asd & Morrison only. £1 per pack in Asda and Morrisons. Maybe sainsbury too.

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[mystery1]

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Both Quidco and topcashback have listed life insurance from Royal London Life Insurance with £120 cashback. Minimum £5 per month and payable after 3 months.

Hopefully a £105 profit maximum risk £15 unless you forget to cancel !

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[PAWS]

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Anyone who has a Boots Advantage Card – Weds &Thursday 29th and 30th Oct. points events at a number of Stores around the country. £12 in points for every £50 spent. Check store locator at boots.com. Hit expand and tick Christmas shopping event.

[mystery1]

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https://www.facebook.com/Shopitize for code.

99p off Kipling Exceedingly Creepy Chocolate & Slime Slices (6)

£1 everywhere http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/waitr..._Slices_6.html

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[Kati]

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Has anyone got a Morrisons "Match and more" card?? They're a bit like a Boots Advantage card, you collect points (5000 points gets you a £5 voucher) but well worth having if you shop there. The points are added to your card if you could have got your shopping cheaper in Aldi, Lidl, Tesco, Sainsbury’s or Asda, we’ll give you the difference in points. £1 difference = 1000 points. And it’s on the whole shop, not just brands. They do all the calculating for you and you can redeem online or in store. (1p difference = 10 Match & More points £1 difference = 1,000 Match & More points)
You also get Bonus Match & More points on 100s of products in store and online. Simply add these to your shop and they’ll automatically add the points to your card.You get Bonus Match & More points every time you fill up with fuel at a Morrisons petrol station too (1 litre of fuel = 10 More points)

[mystery1]

Re: Cheap shopping tips and tricks

Has anyone got a Morrisons "Match and more" card?? They're a bit like a Boots Advantage card, you collect points (5000 points gets you a £5 voucher) but well worth having if you shop there. The points are added to your card if you could have got your shopping cheaper in Aldi, Lidl, Tesco, Sainsbury’s or Asda, we’ll give you the difference in points. £1 difference = 1000 points. And it’s on the whole shop, not just brands. They do all the calculating for you and you can redeem online or in store. (1p difference = 10 Match & More points £1 difference = 1,000 Match & More points)
You also get Bonus Match & More points on 100s of products in store and online. Simply add these to your shop and they’ll automatically add the points to your card.You get Bonus Match & More points every time you fill up with fuel at a Morrisons petrol station too (1 litre of fuel = 10 More points)

Ordered 3 but they haven't come yet. Decent scheme but you can't check what gives the points for match which will make spotting glitches and working them out very difficult

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[Kati]

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Ordered 3 but they haven't come yet. Decent scheme but you can't check what gives the points for match which will make spotting glitches and working them out very difficult

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I picked up a temporary card at the checkout in-store today ... earned 1000 points on one shop :tinysmile_twink_t2:

[mystery1]

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I picked up a temporary card at the checkout in-store today ... earned 1000 points on one shop :tinysmile_twink_t2:

Any idea what for ?

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[Kati]

Re: Cheap shopping tips and tricks

not everything

own brand drinking chocolate tub (+200 extra points)
family sized apple pie (+150 extra points)
own brand 2.5l box of scrumpy cider (I think that was +200 points too)

I'll nip in tomorrow while I'm out and see what offers they have on

There's an app too according to this: http://www.dailystar.co.uk/tech/4064...s-on-Aldi-Lidl