Got a voucher for £1.99 double cheese burger and medium fries. Valid till 6th August 2017. Just scan the photo of the barcode on the order station for unlimited use. Will put a link to a high Res photo in first post
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Andi.Keane to BobMass
7 Jul 176#8
Yes
ILikeUsingGifsToComment
7 Jul 174#4
Merlin001
7 Jul 174#9
Just keep a receipt in your wallet with the 2 minute survey completed and get a big Mac and fries instead!!
mcormack
7 Jul 173#14
Only the people with negative vibes get asked to produce receipt.
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wadeywilson1
27 Jul 17#40
Definitely, especially their soft drinks!
aims6
27 Jul 17#39
I heard their food also contains Dihydrogen Monoxide
misterleoni
22 Jul 171#38
Used the £1.99 Quarter Pounder and fries voucher yesterday at self service (23645745). What's more I even got them to dress it as a Big Tasty for me free of charge.
These vouchers are a godsend if you don't care about your heart exploding or your withered colon flopping out of your rectum like a deflated balloon.
Sophiasky
22 Jul 17#36
With the McDonalds receipt survey, can you have something else instead of the Big Mac meal?
Newbold to Sophiasky
22 Jul 17#37
Technically, no - but asked nicely somebody might agree, provided they can get the code through the till.
Newbold
21 Jul 171#35
For God's sake! That was written nearly 10 years ago, and is completely out of date. It has no relevance now whatever - check this out and compare it with any other similar foods on sale in restaurants or supermarkets:
McDonald's is no worse than any other establishment. It's not perfect, but who is?
misterleoni
21 Jul 17#34
Who cares if it is full of additives?
luvsadealdealdeal
17 Jul 17#31
couldn't get it to work today (the barcode in post 1) - not recognised, presumably too dark
anyway, I had a slightly unsalubrious experience - I ordered my son a couple of burgers to take out then went for a jimmy riddle
when I came back, 3 greasy unwashed looking skanky people had stolen the order and were tucking in
not wanting to get knifed for £2.98 I just asked those nice McD people to replace them, obviously foc
the poor girl said she was going to go over there and tell them off/ throw them out - but didn't do any such thing whilst we were waiting for the new order, I don't blame her
Progressismade to luvsadealdealdeal
19 Jul 17#32
This is not relating to the deal, and you should have WENT over there and got your burgers back. Maybe stand up for yourself?!
johnsmith1997 to luvsadealdealdeal
20 Jul 17#33
Hamburglers.:smiley:
wadeywilson1
8 Jul 171#30
I was referring specifically about your comments regarding the fries, which are pretty much just potato with a bit of sugar. The next article you refer to is 9 years old? Macs have had a major rework of their ingredients since then. Again, good to know when deciding where to eat. Not an apologist for Macs, not trying to say their food is healthy, but the industry has made changes for the better.
joshi99
8 Jul 171#29
I hope you're right about this chemical. But research of The Independent came to the conclusion that McDonalds food in Britain is full of additives. Here is a quote: Richard Watts, head of the Children's Food Campaign at the food group Sustain said: "We are very concerned that about the heavy use of additives in McDonald's especially the ones identified as harmful to health in the Southampton study." http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/food-and-drink/news/on-the-menu-at-mcdonalds-78-additives-some-may-be-harmful-767533.html
Again, it's good to know this when deciding where to eat, especially with your family.
wadeywilson1
8 Jul 17#28
Not really relevant unless you are eating out with your children in the States. You won't find that chemical in any UK Macs
Good to keep in mind when you decide where to take your children for eating out.
sirmusclealot
7 Jul 17#26
They never ask in for the voucher in my local mc ds
harryg001
7 Jul 17#25
They can indeed be stroppy at the Guiseley McDs.
jinkssick
7 Jul 171#24
Next time please take the time to politely ask for the managers details and forward it to McDs HQ. You would have revenge by stopping his momentum in managerial roles. You would stop anyone having the same experience.
wishwish
7 Jul 17#23
yes.
BobMass
7 Jul 17#7
Has anyone ever actually been asked to hand over their voucher when they got to the till?
Andi.Keane to BobMass
7 Jul 176#8
Yes
yespleasesir to BobMass
7 Jul 172#10
Yes
Newbold to BobMass
7 Jul 171#11
Always.
skuljester to BobMass
7 Jul 17#12
No.
mcormack to BobMass
7 Jul 17#13
Never!
makkax1 to BobMass
7 Jul 17#22
Yep, I got a very stroppy assistant manager who caused a scene and threw the 4 meals and ice creams that I'd bought away at the Guiseley McDonald's in Leeds. Bit pointless. Worked no probs at other branches though.
BobMass
7 Jul 17#21
I've never been asked before, now you've got me worried about my next visit! Though I usually have a voucher, albeit a 'not valid at a restaurant with drive-thru' one.
cupcake125
7 Jul 17#20
They never ask for the voucher even when I hand it,the bloke if he's serving said I don't need to I'm a loyal customer
Nick2013
7 Jul 171#19
I can confirm that they do require you to provide the voucher upon collection. I imagine that this is due to another deal of this nature where everyone was getting cheap Big Macs :smile:
Just keep a receipt in your wallet with the 2 minute survey completed and get a big Mac and fries instead!!
cainer1 to Merlin001
7 Jul 171#16
this, except no need to do the survey just write 5 digits on it,
rinse and repeat..
and for this reason i vote this offer cold
cainer1
7 Jul 17#15
no, med fries are £1.09 (large are £1.39)
my local also requires you hand over the voucher or they wont give you the food, but i have found this to be store/server dependant, ive found theres less chance of them taking the voucher in the drive-through cause sometimes they forget to ask for it when you get to the 2nd window to pay :smiley:
mcormack
7 Jul 173#14
Only the people with negative vibes get asked to produce receipt.
Dragon32
7 Jul 17#6
Blimy - I thought they would have been something like 80p, but must admit that I don't enjoy the fries so much (prefer "propper" chips :smile: ).
drnkbeer
7 Jul 173#5
I think medium fries are £1.49. So you're saving £1.
Also OP in many McDonalds they will request the voucher when you go to collect your food and will not handover your food until you've produced the voucher. Just a word of warning for some.
ILikeUsingGifsToComment
7 Jul 174#4
Dragon32
7 Jul 173#3
Sorry cold as it's prob not much more to buy it than £1.99 anyway as the double cheeseburger is £1.49 on its own without the fries.
Also if you fill out the survey on the receipt anyway you can get a Big Mac and medium fries for £1.99 (may even get a receipt to fill out for something like just buying a ketchup as I know I get one with the loyalty coffee for filling the 6 stickers on the card to get a free coffee).
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These vouchers are a godsend if you don't care about your heart exploding or your withered colon flopping out of your rectum like a deflated balloon.
http://www.mcdonalds.co.uk/ukhome/product_nutrition.beef.19.big-mac.html#close
McDonald's is no worse than any other establishment. It's not perfect, but who is?
anyway, I had a slightly unsalubrious experience - I ordered my son a couple of burgers to take out then went for a jimmy riddle
when I came back, 3 greasy unwashed looking skanky people had stolen the order and were tucking in
not wanting to get knifed for £2.98 I just asked those nice McD people to replace them, obviously foc
the poor girl said she was going to go over there and tell them off/ throw them out - but didn't do any such thing whilst we were waiting for the new order, I don't blame her
Richard Watts, head of the Children's Food Campaign at the food group Sustain said: "We are very concerned that about the heavy use of additives in McDonald's especially the ones identified as harmful to health in the Southampton study."
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/food-and-drink/news/on-the-menu-at-mcdonalds-78-additives-some-may-be-harmful-767533.html
Again, it's good to know this when deciding where to eat, especially with your family.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2920731/Don-t-try-home-14-ingredients-contained-McDonald-s-FRIES-including-petrol-based-chemical-form-silicone-Silly-Putty.html
Good to keep in mind when you decide where to take your children for eating out.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/burger-king-vouchers-print-your-own-bacon-double-cheese-burger-fries-1-99-more-valid-2727894
rinse and repeat..
and for this reason i vote this offer cold
my local also requires you hand over the voucher or they wont give you the food, but i have found this to be store/server dependant, ive found theres less chance of them taking the voucher in the drive-through cause sometimes they forget to ask for it when you get to the 2nd window to pay :smiley:
Also OP in many McDonalds they will request the voucher when you go to collect your food and will not handover your food until you've produced the voucher. Just a word of warning for some.
Also if you fill out the survey on the receipt anyway you can get a Big Mac and medium fries for £1.99 (may even get a receipt to fill out for something like just buying a ketchup as I know I get one with the loyalty coffee for filling the 6 stickers on the card to get a free coffee).
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