Sainsburys next Wednesday

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If you have Nectar Points on your card Sainsburys will allow you to "Double Up" starting next Wed, basically you exchange £10 of Nectar points for a £20 voucher to be used in 5 different departments
What's included and What's out:

Entertainment
Games, consoles & accessories
CDs, DVDs & Blu-Rays
Books
Laptops, tablets, eReaders & accessories
iPods, MP3 players & accessories
TVs & accessories
DVD/Blu-Ray players
Hi-fi, radios & speakers.



http://www.sainsburys-live-well-for-less.co.uk/products-values/nectar/nectar-rewards-double-up/
 
Quite a regular thing for Clubcard customers at Tesco
 
Got £100 of them so might be looking.

Some of the Tesco ones are incredibly good. I use a Tesco credit card which gives me points, mount up quickly (I pay off card each month) then they double them. Got a couple of ipod classics and a doc over the last few years!
 
The Fear - 11/3/2015 11:08

Got £100 of them so might be looking.

Some of the Tesco ones are incredibly good. I use a Tesco credit card which gives me points, mount up quickly (I pay off card each month) then they double them. Got a couple of ipod classics and a doc over the last few years!

Just have to remember when spending them it is in multiples of 10 pound. So if a DVD comes to £9.99 you need something for a penny to take it up the £10
 
Sainsbury's is for corperate snobs that eat greek yoghurt imo, Asda is the real world man
 
Yeah, places like Aldi and Asda make Sainsbury such a pleasurable experience for corporate snobs who eat Greek yoghurt. They keep the scum out...! :17: :17: :17:
 
Yeah but i have been known to sneak in when the guards with guns keeping scum out ay been looking,,,in i sneak and i alternate all the out of date Greek youghurts and change the lids,,,,enjoy :139:
 
McGrath4Pope - 11/3/2015 14:56

What's an Asda?

Is that one of those investment schemes that I write off my taxes against?...

I think it's this:- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-social_behaviour_order

Clive seems to be the expert.

 
The Fear - 11/3/2015 13:09

Yeah, places like Aldi and Asda make Sainsbury such a pleasurable experience for corporate snobs who eat Greek yoghurt. They keep the scum out...! :17: :17: :17:



Sainsbury's, a marvelous place, helps keep the lower classes out of Waitrose :14:


 
Juan Mourep - 12/3/2015 02:56

The Fear - 11/3/2015 13:09

Yeah, places like Aldi and Asda make Sainsbury such a pleasurable experience for corporate snobs who eat Greek yoghurt. They keep the scum out...! :17: :17: :17:



Sainsbury's, a marvelous place, helps keep the lower classes out of Waitrose :14:

Waitrose a marvelous place, helps keep the middle classes out of Fordham and Masons.
 
Lol, and on we go!


Have to smile, they say ipods included so I went to look at sainsburys by me. No ipods.

searched online, unless I'm missing something, no ipods.

Excellent offer!
 
Worth checking again JF, I love my iPod its the best thing Apple ever made, much better than the watch with a battery life of 17 hours if you dont use it :3:

Wankers :59:
 
Yeah, I have ipods, was going to get a spare with the offer but you search, it comes up blank, went to shop and they had none.

Mad!
 
What value vouchers can I get?<br />There are 4 types of Double Up vouchers that you can spend your points on:<br /><br />1.Spend &pound;5 worth of points (1,000 points) and receive a &pound;10 voucher<br />2.Spend &pound;10 worth of points (2,000 points) and receive a &pound;20 voucher<br />3.Spend &pound;15 worth of points (3,000 points) and receive a &pound;30 voucher<br />4.Spend &pound;20 worth of points (4,000 points) and receive a &pound;40 voucher<br />How many vouchers can I get?<br /><strong><font color="#ff0000" style="background-color: #ccff00">Only one voucher can be issued per category per Nectar card. This means that the maximum voucher you can exchange your points for is &pound;40 in each category.<br /><br /></font></strong>When do my vouchers expire?<br />All vouchers expire at 11.59pm on Tuesday 31 March 2015 (subject to store opening hours) and must be redeemed by this date. Once vouchers have expired, they have no value and cannot be redeemed instore.<br /><br />What happens if I lose my voucher?<br />We understand that sometimes things get misplaced but it is your responsibility to keep your vouchers safe. If you lose your vouchers please contact our Customer contact centre on 0344 811 0811.<br /><br />You can also take one of our Double Up voucher envelopes from the Customer Service Desk when you exchange your points, to help keep your vouchers safe.<br /><br />What happens if I want to return an item?<br />Please refer to our Terms &amp; Conditions for our returns policy on products purchased with Double Up vouchers. This can be found at the Customer Service Desk, in our in store leaflet, or at sainsburys.co.uk/DoubleUp<br /><br />What if I have exchanged my points and got a voucher, but it won't work through the checkouts? What's wrong?<br />Have you spent at least the value of their voucher in the relevant category? The voucher will not work unless you have spent its full value on products in your chosen category. For example, a &pound;10 voucher cannot be used for an item that is &pound;9.99.<br />Have you tried to use two vouchers as part of your shop? Only one voucher per category per Nectar card, and per transaction.<br />Is the voucher still valid? All vouchers expire at 11.59pm on Tuesday 31st March 2015.<br />
 
Oh that is poor as well, only £40

Tesco have no limit at all, got some good stuff via them.

Hey ho still ok if someone needs something at that price I guess!
 
ClivetheVillan - 17/3/2015 16:55

I heard you get a free Brazilian with Aldi's offer

Ginger women have been advised against having a Brazillian as it looks like a fishfinger.