Also in the Metro, so no one has to buy the Daily Mail!

It's worth paying full price just so the cashier doesn't think you're a Mail reader*


*racist

I have the Daily Mail as a banned website in my routers banned website list :smiley:

The most disgusting piece of s*** ever printed. Disgusting rag that will never ever get a penny of my money, nor should it get any other decent persons money either.

Thank you, what day is this for? Saturday?

Friday April 22nd.

Vote for the voucher or the front cover :man:

Also in the Metro, so no one has to buy the Daily Mail!

Good deal for anybody who doesn't live in a city where they can get the Metro.

How long is the voucher valid please?

Anyone know if it's available in Scotland?

Bummer. I spent £80 in there yesterday on garden chairs.

Do they sell Black Shirts in Lidl?

If so... hurrah!

Metro one valid until 2 May

No weekend offers their price rises are significantly more than inflation check competitors only buy if needed .

Also in the Metro

It's worth paying full price just so the cashier doesn't think you're a Mail reader*


*racist

The most disgusting piece of s*** ever printed. Disgusting rag that will never ever get a penny of my money, nor should it get any other decent persons money either.

You can't use a copied/printed version of the voucher.

I think if you look at the terms. You will be able to correct yourself and then I can delete this comment

I have the Daily Mail as a banned website in my routers banned website list :smiley:

There's no willpower issue with the router method because wading into the router to undo the ban is far too much hassle. The ban protects others too who use our wi-fi, and since excluding myself from the Daily Mail readership I've been living a less troubled life.

Zoom in to the voucher on page 2 of the Metro E-edition. It clearly says:

"Copied, damaged or defaced vouchers will not be accepted, only original vouchers are valid."

A printed-out voucher is considered a copy. An original voucher is one cut out of the actual Metro newspaper. Staff at my local Lidl confirmed this the last time Metro ran the promotion.

Yet a printed newspaper is called a copy!

Stop arguing semantics. The reality is that it against the TOS, the store probably won't accept a voucher you've printed out yourself and you run the risk of embarrassment and/or disappointment when trying to use it.

Plus you'll antagonise all the Mail readers in the queue behind you who've paid 65p for a legitimate voucher and have to wait while you repack all your £40 shop into the trolley! :laughing:

Would rather spend the extra fiver at Lidl

I'm not Jewish why would I be embarrassed to use it?