I only buy them when they are £1, the price they should be.

Thats exactly what I was thinking
These are only a £1 anyway on offer and thats the price they should be, I remember when they were a pound and suddenly they got hoiked up 50p out of nowhere and stayed that way...Always wondered why nobody questioned it and was it just me that noticed massive price rises across the board on products overnight..Don't know whether it was manufacturers or retailers, but it happened and no one batted an eyelid and thats why we all get taken for fools nowadays and shops rise there prices almost every day

​40% owned by a bigger parent company, thats all.

I just find it funny that people with no interest or like the "Product" or the "Deal" it comes with, want to comment on it-just move on to something you do like, or think is a good deal.

Last time i looked, this was still called HOTUKDeals, not HOTUKopinions.

Good price, just need to add Tesco to the title

Fixed

Wonder why ppl voting cold?
Good price for pringles on its own, nevermind free TV pass...

Free TV pass for one month?

What is tv pass for?

What flavours ??

Sour cream and original

I only buy them when they are £1, the price they should be.

Well the crisps rot your teeth and I have no interest in tribalism fueled sport. It's a 1 day sports pass so I would give this deal a miss.

To me, the "deal part" is th pass. Likeeveryone else has said, Pringles are only worth £1 each anyway. That said, try buying them on a flight over £2 and you only get the little ones.

Pringles were £2 !! In Asda last week... Now down to £1.. Price seems to go up and down all the time..

Question: do these Pringle Now TV passes count in the same way that the Carling ones did, eg. do you get a 5 per account limit or anything?

Before anyone says, "just use a different email address", I've already used about 10 address and I've run out of card/account combinations :stuck_out_tongue:

Can't see any info on the NowTv pass

OK now see its for 1 month

whats the pass entertainment,movies or sports ?

No twin packs in the one near me, Just the single ones for £2.38 :confused:

Reason it would be cold is this offer has already been advertised on here with the sports pass. Only reason I looked in is I don't give a sh*t about sports and your title said the more generic NowTV pass.

Only 1 pass can be used per household so no good for the pass if you used it before

they scanned at 3 pounds a few days ago so I got the lady to put it back

Still £2.38 at my Tesco :disappointed:

And that's for one!!

To be honest only looked as thought it might be for the normal tv package or movies. Giving up crisps and fizzy drinks done my teeth wonders. When you factor in dental/health costs of junk food. Its not a deal. Personally think a sugar tax is long over due and while the health costs of junk food are picked up by everyone in society, got every right to comment.

So yes will point out they stick to your teeth and get in the gaps and rot you teeth while providing empty calories of very little value to your body.

I won't stop others buying and eating may even provide them for a party, but rather people thought twice about the real cost. Am also not a fan of sky as a company feel it has distorted the market its attempt to control and sports movie rights push up the costs and its political bias. So honestly for me its a poor deal, had it had a months tv, or a weeks movie pass then it would be hot.

​what a life you must have.

:smiley: Am very happy and feel good thanks. Hope your well too. Sugar and refined carbs just are not my drug of choice.

Presumably you don't eat grapes, oranges, strawberries, lemons, limes, peaches, nectarines etc? How about fruit juices? Fruit smoothies?

He's right though. The empty calories and health problems just aren't worth it in the long run if you're the kind of person that eats these regularly. A moment on the lips, a lifetime on the hips. (Just a saying but has some truth.)
I would only buy Pringles occasionally, and only if they're £1 and not a penny more. (They don't last long by yourself
let alone if you share....so hardly worth £2 or whatever some retailers charge these days).

And Sky's owners should get alarm bells ringing. (Rupert Murdoch.)
Right wing bias is strong in Sky News, Daily Mail and other Murdoch properties (whatever his sharehold).
But that's not the reason I don't like the offer.
I just don't like watching people kick a football on grass for 90 minutes, know what I'm saying...
(Really, people often just care about the score and the social aspect of watching with mates and judging if a ball went into the net or not....most of the show is running lol)

But that's just me. Would have been great if it had 1 - 3 months of normal telly or movies
but a sports day pass..... I'll pass. :wink:
Otherwise an ok price for 2 Pringles tubes.

Just my two cents.

I think the reason that Pringles jumped up in price in one go was the fact they lost a vat tussel with the tax people.
So they added the tax on the price.

​40% owned by a bigger parent company, thats all.

I just find it funny that people with no interest or like the "Product" or the "Deal" it comes with, want to comment on it-just move on to something you do like, or think is a good deal.

Last time i looked, this was still called HOTUKDeals, not HOTUKopinions.

Sorry for the potentially stupid question...............Once you plug the code in and get the months free tv, do you have to cancel it? Does it change onto a charged thing without intervention?

its 1 for £2 in LIDL :disappointed:

Thanks. Understand.

Guessing the website totally messed up the promotion dates on the FAQ's. On another note does the Sports Pass let you watch the Sky F1 Channel as well?

"How long does this promotion last?

You can enter from 20/08/15 until 31/03/15 while stocks last. The Sky Sports Day Pass expires on 30/06/16. "

Though guessing the T&C's shows the correct dates!
"Promotion Period: Applications must be received between 00.01 on 01 August 2015 until 23.59 on 31 March 2016."

Good deal!:sunglasses:

The sports pass includes F1.

Hehe, the dates do look a bit messed up.

Great thank you. Yeah had to look at those twice myself!

I'm in for a 2 pack thanks OP

I just used a second Pringles code, only needed a different email for the Pringles part of it, used my usual now TV log in, and its now saved for watching the us grand Prix on Sunday.

No - you have to put in 1 code, watch 24 hours, then put in another code, watch another 24.

​Honestly wouldn't have cone into the deal if it had been better written and stated sports day pass. Think a fair amount of heat was people that value the movies and tv passes.

As for why comment on deals that have a view on. Not much of a discussion if everyone has to have the same view and narrow perspective. Better if we don't group think. I wasn't trying to troll anyone and while it's still socially acceptable to eat junk we all pay for it in the long run if it's not reduced. These sort of promotions don't help. Staying quiet while watching people you care about harm themselves can be your choice. If it makes people think twice and can lead to some getting the information they need to make a healthy change that's good.

Yes I do eat all types of fruit too and as for fruit juice no not really except as a rare treat. Fruit juice has lost the fiber and lot of the goodness.

Problem I find with these sort of foods is after I think was it worth it and answers no. Sometimes I drink a bit of alcohol knowing the risks and it's a choice I make that I am accountable for. It's not good for me or society so they add additional tax. Believe given sugar is subsidised we should tax it more to discourage it's use back to healthier levels. At the same time healthier foods should be made cheaper.

I got one of these twin packs last night in my Tesco for £2. Got the codes from both tins if anyone would like them to get a free 24hr pass as I wont use them. First person to message me gets them xx - NOW GONE :smiley:

thanks,
got mine today, very good deal

Spotted in my local Tesco. The pass is a good deal when you consider they are usually £6.99 for 1 day pass.

Are these generally near the other crisps in store or on a special aisle? Might pop in on the way home. Is the picture quality via pS3 or Xbox 360 still not 720p like the Now TV box?

Dan can you get the product code off your original photo so I can ring store in advance.

I can't make it out on the photo on here


quote=thequalitydan]Spotted in my local Tesco. The pass is a good deal when you consider they are usually £6.99 for 1 day pass.[/quote]

Managed to get the last one off the top shelf in Tesco Handforth.

Ace deal - thanks op

Just got mine from Tesco Hoyland

Picked up the 2ds today and noticed loads of these @£2 FINALLY MY LOCAL has some on offer grabbed 4 packs

can't find this in my Tesco, but individual pringles are now half-price at £1.24. So for £2.48 pick 2 and get Sports Pass. You have more varieties in Individual Packs.
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/SpecialOffers/SpecialOfferDetail/Default.aspx?promoId=A31868428

I find it suspicious you actually know the share or searched it up....not something a normal person would do.
Why are you defending Sky? I'm not saying all divisions are corrupt but you can't say it's a saint of a company at all.
(Least of all because of the tax avoidance....a right wing haven. Leeching off the poor yet not giving proportionally back
to the working class which made it possible for these tychoons to get this rich in the first place.)

And how does 40% sharehold (if that's even correct)
at all negate the point that Rupert Murdoch is heavily involved in the company and should get "alarm bells ringing"?
"40% that's all".
Oh hey guys....I only failed 40% of my test....don't worry I got 60% I got a C!!! I'm SO GOOD. -_-
LOGIC.
It was just a point to make people aware of the many Newspapers that are right wing biased.
(I don't mind left wing biased because they usually tell the truth but right wing brings corruption and other unethical practices at every corner.)

(I'm hoping most people here are left wing....would make sense considering the purpose of the website
and also because left wing is a more moral ideology that does NOT discriminate against the poor unlike right wing ideology.)

And just because someone comments on something they "don't like" doesn't mean
they can't have an opinion. Besides, I said I do like them and eat them occasionally.
If you can't read properly, don't attack others for your mistakes in comprehension.

Also, is this website called "HOTUKfacts" ? I didn't think so.
You've got the misconception that you're ONLY allowed to write "good deal....or bad deal"
which is stupid and reductionist, I bet hypocritical when someone catches you do the same.

Opinions, facts and reasoning (which I have given)
contribute to helping people judge if a deal is for them. (Or even just food for thought which
is perfectly fine....since when is this website "strict".)
I also gave a balanced view (I liked the pringles but I know they're not good for you and the price of £1 should
be standard).

You're being overly aggressive for no reason.
And you're wrong.
Good day, I hope your ways of thinking improve.