Morrisons is set to launch its Christmas voucher saving scheme on Monday, giving shoppers the chance to save £30 on their big festive shop.
For the next eight weeks, customers will get a Christmas Saver coupon for every £40 they spend. If they collect eight consecutive coupons over eight weeks, they will receive a ‘£30 off a £40 or more’ shop coupon to be redeemed between 17 and 31 December.
The end saving has increased this year from £25, and this time shoppers who collect six of the eight coupons will be be able to save £25.
During the promotions, shoppers spending less than £40 will also receive a variety of vouchers at the till, which can be redeemed on their next visit. These will be processed through the Catalina system, which Morrisons rolled out this summer.
8x40=£320
320+40=£360(total spend)
360-30(discount)=330
Not even 10% discount + what you can lose buying more expensive items then at Tesco/Asda/Aldi= They gonna rip you off:disappointed:
I will stick to Aldi vouchers £5 off £35 spend rather then expensive Morrison.
whatyadoinsucka
26 Oct 123#5
Tesco have never been cheaper than. Morrisons, they may claim to be and may fund a market research company to continually tell us they are the cheapest.. But
Latest comments (25)
Juledawn
28 Oct 16#25
Not all customers are getting Christmas vouchers .
katherine8972
17 Dec 12#24
We messed up and did 2 week 7 shops so we have a psare week 7 voucher in exchange for an 8, also my mum has a spare 6 and 5 so if anyone has an 8 hopefully we can dp a swap!!
croydebay21
5 Dec 12#23
Has anyone got a week one voucher they don't want please ? Will pay postage :smiley: thank you
iaingillespie
2 Dec 12#22
Somehow I have ended up with two Vouchers from week 4 and none from week 2.
I am looking to trade my voucher from week 4, should be straight forward postal swap.
Cheers
bilbo
1 Dec 12#21
If anyone has any spares I would be grateful for them as I missed the first 5 weeks due to illness :-)
cruz
21 Nov 12#20
I shop at Morrisons weekly so it's great for me
Just had a nosey on ebay and some moron bought a week4 voucher for £7.....bonkers
Zycon
8 Nov 12#19
It's only a fab offer if you already shop at Morrisons every week; for me it was a pain HAVING TO GO EVERY WEEK to a shop I wouldn't normally visit so as I said we're giving them a miss this year.
waves117
8 Nov 12#18
going for the 6 weekly shop at £40 spend for £25 off for xmas(_;)
sweetjudy21212
30 Oct 12#17
Come on guys £30 off your xmas is shop is a fab offer!!!
And those who spend less than £20 on a weeks worth of shopping: Could you please tell me what your secret is? I go to Morrisons every week and spend £60 on average (this is for 2 people with no kids). I like cooking nice and healthy meals thou and do not buy unhealthy frozen fast food and ready meals! I used to go to Asda and for some reason my shopping bill used to be over £75 (I buy the same stuff every week) so all these stupid adverts about Asda or Tesco being a lot cheaper are a load of tosh!
Morrisons are actualy a lot cheaper than Asda and Tesco!
newbutterfly
26 Oct 12#12
DibCochraneOct 26, 2012
If you normally shop at Morrisons this is very handy.
Also, if you do your family shop there here's an idea. It's quite easy to spend over £80 a week on a family shop so if you and your partner can go at the same time, take 2 trollies, half in each, both checkout seperately, Bob's your uncle and you've got £60 off your Xmas shop.
You need 8 separate weeks till receipts so you would actually need to split your shopping over 8 visits.
buckfast67uk to newbutterfly
27 Oct 12#16
they're saying that you can get two separate £30 vouchers if you split your £80 weekly shop into two £40 ones, check out separately and do this every week for eight weeks, you halfwit.
Zycon
27 Oct 12#15
Did this last year but it's a pain having to go every single week to get the full discount, so cold from me and we're giving Morrison's a miss this year.
buckfast67uk
26 Oct 12#10
More importantly when are they going to have their annual 50% off champagne bonanza?
WalterSmith to buckfast67uk
27 Oct 12#14
Or 50% off buckfast bonanza? LOL
DibCochrane
27 Oct 12#13
Of course. If I had half a brain I would have thought of that.
pippilongstocking123
26 Oct 12#11
That's great news i think there offers are always good and i always spend well over £40 a week. I spent over £40 today and got a voucher for £5 off a £40 shop. It all adds up. :-)
Rudidudi
26 Oct 12#9
scorcio!
wayney
26 Oct 12#8
noticed that you need even more weeks to get the voucher this year. I think when it first started this you only needed 5 weeks and its gone up every year since. If you work it out its a rough saving of £3.75 a week I think I can save this by shopping round the supermarkets like I already do. Good offer for those who only shop at Morrisons though.
twogirl
26 Oct 12#7
I am happy to be seeing this offer starting soon, I spend over £100+ per week in morrisons, I split my shop up when this offer is on so get at least £60 off my xmas shopping :sunglasses:
DibCochrane
26 Oct 121#6
If you normally shop at Morrisons this is very handy.
Also, if you do your family shop there here's an idea. It's quite easy to spend over £80 a week on a family shop so if you and your partner can go at the same time, take 2 trollies, half in each, both checkout seperately, Bob's your uncle and you've got £60 off your Xmas shop.
whatyadoinsucka
26 Oct 123#5
Tesco have never been cheaper than. Morrisons, they may claim to be and may fund a market research company to continually tell us they are the cheapest.. But
Alicia40
26 Oct 121#4
well I for one am glad. I go every week anyway and spend over £40
Sliwka
26 Oct 12#3
I like some offers at Morrison, but £30 is maximum what I can spend during 2 weeks of shopping in there, but 8 times,8 weeks and with £40 spend in a row is just wrong. It's like giving the presents for all Morrison management.
mminghella
26 Oct 121#2
WHat proof do you actually have that Tesco?asda/Aldi will be cheaper?
I used to be a long-time Morrisons shopper but recently switched to Asda. TBH they are much of a muchness as regards price, so this deal is excellent for people who would normally shop there.
Personally, as we have a fair amount of Morrisons saver stamps, we'll go back there for the next few weeks to get the vouchers and use it over Christmas, like we have always done.
Thanks OP for posting
Sliwka
26 Oct 126#1
8x40=£320
320+40=£360(total spend)
360-30(discount)=330
Not even 10% discount + what you can lose buying more expensive items then at Tesco/Asda/Aldi= They gonna rip you off:disappointed:
I will stick to Aldi vouchers £5 off £35 spend rather then expensive Morrison.
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For the next eight weeks, customers will get a Christmas Saver coupon for every £40 they spend. If they collect eight consecutive coupons over eight weeks, they will receive a ‘£30 off a £40 or more’ shop coupon to be redeemed between 17 and 31 December.
The end saving has increased this year from £25, and this time shoppers who collect six of the eight coupons will be be able to save £25.
During the promotions, shoppers spending less than £40 will also receive a variety of vouchers at the till, which can be redeemed on their next visit. These will be processed through the Catalina system, which Morrisons rolled out this summer.
http://www.thegrocer.co.uk/topics/prices-and-promotions/morrisons-extends-big-shop-christmas-voucher-scheme/233768.article#
Top comments
320+40=£360(total spend)
360-30(discount)=330
Not even 10% discount + what you can lose buying more expensive items then at Tesco/Asda/Aldi= They gonna rip you off:disappointed:
I will stick to Aldi vouchers £5 off £35 spend rather then expensive Morrison.
Latest comments (25)
I am looking to trade my voucher from week 4, should be straight forward postal swap.
Cheers
Just had a nosey on ebay and some moron bought a week4 voucher for £7.....bonkers
And those who spend less than £20 on a weeks worth of shopping: Could you please tell me what your secret is? I go to Morrisons every week and spend £60 on average (this is for 2 people with no kids). I like cooking nice and healthy meals thou and do not buy unhealthy frozen fast food and ready meals! I used to go to Asda and for some reason my shopping bill used to be over £75 (I buy the same stuff every week) so all these stupid adverts about Asda or Tesco being a lot cheaper are a load of tosh!
Morrisons are actualy a lot cheaper than Asda and Tesco!
If you normally shop at Morrisons this is very handy.
Also, if you do your family shop there here's an idea. It's quite easy to spend over £80 a week on a family shop so if you and your partner can go at the same time, take 2 trollies, half in each, both checkout seperately, Bob's your uncle and you've got £60 off your Xmas shop.
You need 8 separate weeks till receipts so you would actually need to split your shopping over 8 visits.
Also, if you do your family shop there here's an idea. It's quite easy to spend over £80 a week on a family shop so if you and your partner can go at the same time, take 2 trollies, half in each, both checkout seperately, Bob's your uncle and you've got £60 off your Xmas shop.
I used to be a long-time Morrisons shopper but recently switched to Asda. TBH they are much of a muchness as regards price, so this deal is excellent for people who would normally shop there.
Personally, as we have a fair amount of Morrisons saver stamps, we'll go back there for the next few weeks to get the vouchers and use it over Christmas, like we have always done.
Thanks OP for posting
320+40=£360(total spend)
360-30(discount)=330
Not even 10% discount + what you can lose buying more expensive items then at Tesco/Asda/Aldi= They gonna rip you off:disappointed:
I will stick to Aldi vouchers £5 off £35 spend rather then expensive Morrison.