Hi, this is a first post for me and I don't know how to do links but on supersavvyme there is a coupon for tampax compak pearl worth £1.50 at Asda and the regular size are currently on offer for £2.00 so just 50p with the coupon
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Doods1875
17 Mar 163#6
Excellent for those going through a bad period.
Man Utd fans for example.........
A13
17 Mar 163#1
Cold. Tax too high.
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momovtwo
19 Mar 16#18
just an update. I spoke to customer services at asda today and apparently they no longer accept any vouchers unless they have a hologram on them. I was told that they weren't able to claim back from the supper savvy me vouchers and that they are fraudulent so head office have blocked all vouchers. you now have to get customer services to honour any vouchers. hope this helps
A13
19 Mar 161#17
Germy what now?
Groovii D
17 Mar 161#7
what do a Tampon and David Cameron have in common. :man:
m1chaels to Groovii D
19 Mar 16#16
Jeremy Hunt?
momovtwo
19 Mar 16#15
thanks. I might try again at a different branch.
mancitymark
18 Mar 162#11
Seems really cheap that ?
No strings attached ?
lkahalestoyer to mancitymark
18 Mar 16#14
Lol!
lkahalestoyer
18 Mar 162#13
Mooncup all the way ladies then they can tax tampons all they want!
momovtwo
18 Mar 161#10
I tried to use some supersavvyme coupons at my local asda yesterday to be told that they don't accept printed coupons. only those sent through the post from a brand . great deal if the coupon is accepted though.
shubhraj456 to momovtwo
18 Mar 16#12
I emailed Asda regarding supersavvy coupons and here is the reply. doesn't say..they can't be printed or not.
REPLY FROM ASDA
We'll accept all manufacturers' coupons (including internet coupons) in line with the terms and conditions of each coupon I.e. Customers must buy the product to redeem the coupon.
There is no limit to the number of coupons that can be redeemed in a transaction, however stores discretion does have to be used and most stores do say only 10% of the customers bill can be used in coupons.
The coupons do have to be redeemed against the product specified, e.g. 24 x 10p coupons off Heinz baked beans - customer must purchase 24 cans of Heinz baked beans.
1. The coupon must be 'in date'.
2. The coupon must not be for a specific retailer other than Asda. e.g. 20p off toothpaste at Tesco.
3. The customer must have purchased the product.
Each coupon has a bar code, which should be scan able.
Coupons used at the Self Scan checkouts,
All coupons tendered at self-scan will require authorisation. This means with each coupon scanned, the system will automatically trigger an intervention and the host must authorise.
HOPE THIS HELPS. MAY BE SOMEONE CAN SHED MORE LIGHT.
sprite127594
18 Mar 16#9
I'm voting brexit to save our tampons.
dounavilla
18 Mar 161#8
Bloody good deal.
Doods1875
17 Mar 163#6
Excellent for those going through a bad period.
Man Utd fans for example.........
leannepogonowski
17 Mar 16#5
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rhodyate
17 Mar 16#4
what are they ?
A13
17 Mar 163#1
Cold. Tax too high.
m1chaels to A13
17 Mar 16#3
No tampon tax if we are brave enough to vote for Brexit.
SLGray
17 Mar 16#2
Hot. Doesn't really matter what the tax is when it's a luxury, sorry, necessity.
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No strings attached ?
REPLY FROM ASDA
We'll accept all manufacturers' coupons (including internet coupons) in line with the terms and conditions of each coupon I.e. Customers must buy the product to redeem the coupon.
There is no limit to the number of coupons that can be redeemed in a transaction, however stores discretion does have to be used and most stores do say only 10% of the customers bill can be used in coupons.
The coupons do have to be redeemed against the product specified, e.g. 24 x 10p coupons off Heinz baked beans - customer must purchase 24 cans of Heinz baked beans.
1. The coupon must be 'in date'.
2. The coupon must not be for a specific retailer other than Asda. e.g. 20p off toothpaste at Tesco.
3. The customer must have purchased the product.
Each coupon has a bar code, which should be scan able.
Coupons used at the Self Scan checkouts,
All coupons tendered at self-scan will require authorisation. This means with each coupon scanned, the system will automatically trigger an intervention and the host must authorise.
HOPE THIS HELPS. MAY BE SOMEONE CAN SHED MORE LIGHT.
Man Utd fans for example.........