great if you are buying the paper or free paper at waitrose with £10 spend.
HOW TO CLAIM
Simply take the voucher printed in paper on Saturday, October 31 to your local McColl’s, Martin’s or RS McColl store and exchange it for your choice of two packets of Haribo Horror Mix or limited edition Haribo Minions Gone Batty, before close of business. Subject to availability.
TERMS
The voucher printed in paper entitles the reader to two free packs of sweets from a choice of Horror Mix 160g and Haribo Minions Gone Batty 150g. Valid in participating Martin’s, McColl’s and RS McColl stores while stocks last. Available on Saturday, October 31, 2015 only. Please present the voucher at the time of purchase. Only one voucher per person may be redeemed. Offer subject to availability. If a product sells out, the store may offer alternative sweets of the same value (£2), at its discretion. This voucher has no cash redemption value and no change will be given. Only original vouchers will be accepted. Copied, damaged and defaced vouchers will not be accepted.
14 comments
blue1971
1 Nov 151#14
Voting cold because there's not a store close by,dear oh dear.
Gamer_U
1 Nov 15#13
Better to just buy an actual Haribo pack and avoid that Mail garbage.
aau1
31 Oct 151#10
I went to RS McColl to redeem but they had given away all the promo stock....:disappointed:
They let me choose whatever other sweets I wanted in the store up to £2 so I got some large Smarties gift tubes for stocking fillers :smile:
joedix88
31 Oct 15#8
Downside is you have to buy The Mail, I'd rather buy the sweets at full price.
aau1 to joedix88
31 Oct 151#11
True, but I shop at Waitrose so I didn't have to pay for it :man:
Pateo
31 Oct 151#6
oscarcat
31 Oct 15#5
Good deal if you can get it, but none of these stores near me, :disappointed:
zak999
31 Oct 153#4
Best not buy the mail or eat the sweets. One will rot your mind and the other will rot your teeth.
Poolepaul to zak999
1 Nov 151#12
And you have won the internet today. Best comment ever.
kamenitzabrit
31 Oct 15#3
Ha Ha, aren't we witty this morning - I was merely pointing out how annoying a limited appeal offer is, especially when it's probably splashed all over the front page of a national newspaper to make some suckers buy it if they're in a hurry and don't read the small print.
I'm nowhere near one of those newsagents myself, in fact it would probably take me around two hours to get to one this particular morning as I'm on holiday. :smiley:
I think also that the headline here should mention how limited this offer is, as I'm sure many hot voters will just click without reading anything....... perhaps a crafty move to get extra votes, although I can't see why it would matter.
kamenitzabrit
31 Oct 15#1
Cold from me - not everyone lives near one of those newsagents. I've got friends who live in rural areas with only small local shops, and a supermarket perhaps ten miles away.
I imagine many city suburbs won't have one within easy reach of lots of people either, so rather a limited appeal.
Why not make it open for any retailer......of course that would mean the DM would have to fund this promotion themselves, rather than getting McColls to pay most of it.
aau1 to kamenitzabrit
31 Oct 153#2
I know people who live in America but I'll still vote this hot because it's convenient for ME :smile:
(oh and I live in the suburbs and there are THREE participating stores within 5 miles of my home, the closest 2 are less than a mile away)
tovers93 to kamenitzabrit
31 Oct 154#7
What a stupidly narrow minded comment voting cold just because it doesn't suit you. Vote based on the actual deal
NickyOhMG to kamenitzabrit
31 Oct 152#9
Well if you and your friends, or at least your friends, are fortunate enough to afford a place in the suburbs then perhaps they won't feel the need to grumble over a bag or two of Haribo and will feel more proud supporting their truely local village shop by paying the full price!
Wouldn't call it limited anyway. Isn't there an RSMcColls in every train station they can fit one in. You could tell all your suffering friends to take a train to the big city and get out and about for the day...
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Opening post
HOW TO CLAIM
Simply take the voucher printed in paper on Saturday, October 31 to your local McColl’s, Martin’s or RS McColl store and exchange it for your choice of two packets of Haribo Horror Mix or limited edition Haribo Minions Gone Batty, before close of business. Subject to availability.
TERMS
The voucher printed in paper entitles the reader to two free packs of sweets from a choice of Horror Mix 160g and Haribo Minions Gone Batty 150g. Valid in participating Martin’s, McColl’s and RS McColl stores while stocks last. Available on Saturday, October 31, 2015 only. Please present the voucher at the time of purchase. Only one voucher per person may be redeemed. Offer subject to availability. If a product sells out, the store may offer alternative sweets of the same value (£2), at its discretion. This voucher has no cash redemption value and no change will be given. Only original vouchers will be accepted. Copied, damaged and defaced vouchers will not be accepted.
14 comments
They let me choose whatever other sweets I wanted in the store up to £2 so I got some large Smarties gift tubes for stocking fillers :smile:
I'm nowhere near one of those newsagents myself, in fact it would probably take me around two hours to get to one this particular morning as I'm on holiday. :smiley:
I think also that the headline here should mention how limited this offer is, as I'm sure many hot voters will just click without reading anything....... perhaps a crafty move to get extra votes, although I can't see why it would matter.
I imagine many city suburbs won't have one within easy reach of lots of people either, so rather a limited appeal.
Why not make it open for any retailer......of course that would mean the DM would have to fund this promotion themselves, rather than getting McColls to pay most of it.
(oh and I live in the suburbs and there are THREE participating stores within 5 miles of my home, the closest 2 are less than a mile away)
Wouldn't call it limited anyway. Isn't there an RSMcColls in every train station they can fit one in. You could tell all your suffering friends to take a train to the big city and get out and about for the day...