can i just add. for those of you who may not need these. may be a nice idea to donate them to a local homeless shelter or soup kitchen for them to distribute!

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Extreme couponing crossing over to the UK lol

Thats a bleeding good offer :smiley:

can i just add. for those of you who may not need these. may be a nice idea to donate them to a local homeless shelter or soup kitchen for them to distribute!

Just for handiness


https://www.supersavvyme.co.uk/offers/coupon

thank you!

Has anyone had difficulties in redeeming these vouchers as my Asda dont like taking printed vouchers?

ive redeemed them all. and had no issues. took a while so maybe got to a checkout thats not too busy x

Just a question - on these coupon deals is there a limit to how many you use?

Extreme couponing crossing over to the UK lol

we wish!!

Thanks op will try them when i get a chance to pop in store, some good savings on the bold laundry stuff aswell :smiley:

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I've had problems before in asda, took forever to authorise. Had to go to the service desk in the end so im too hesitant to risk the embarrassment of waiting an age and being a pain trying to claim 50p or whatever.

Good luck redeeming coupons in Asda. The tills enjoy voiding them off at the end, and you don't find out its happened until after you've paid.

Are these supersavvycoupon freebie deals the new HUKD fad?

I usually just dip bread in my soup, but I'll give these a go

Thats a bleeding good offer :smiley:

Is this taking the ****? Oh no.......the other type!

Is this taking the ****? Oh no......the other type!

Get em, stick em in a charity collection bin, or as part of a package to the 3rd world if you don't have reason to use them yourself (such as a single bloke).

Easy, simple, appreciated.

What a bloody good offer!:confused:

I'm quite a keen bike rider, think I'll get a pack for next time I'm on my cycle :smiley:

It's easy enough to set aside a box for the "not quite right for you & yours" freebie offers in order to make up a charity box, ..especially for hukd'ers ...whether its a kids shoebox for the 3rd world to fill with bits & bobs, or a school, sanitary pads et al ..wow, we'd query them here as "a gift" but elsewhere they are pure luxury allowing a girl or woman an easier time of it! ...think like that & it's easy get it, find out where it can go afterwards.

(old bra's are a valuable commodity too).

Do you have to download the 'coupon printing' software in order to print these though? Last time I tried on super savy me it forced me to download some dodgy software before allowing me to print...

Tried to print on line, big printing the vouchers

Sorry i have no idea then, Try a different browser?

Or email them and they will try to help

Thanks, will try, also not letting me redeem online as well

[quote=ldpokala]Thanks, will try, also not letting me redeem online as well[/quote

Coupons for instore only

Appreciated your quick response..thank you

Excellent deal, hope the towels are big enough. I'm going to stock them up for friends and family visits at our place :sunglasses:

Well, you don't need to splash out with this deal....So sorry :laughing:

Wish I'd known about this deal yesterday as Arsenal were playing at home.....

These things should be free anyway in my opinion,it's not a woman's fault to have a monthly visit.

supermarket own brands are pretty affordable.

I agree they are!