ALDI Voucher Thread €10 off €50 spend [Back March 2016]

whelan2 · 11-06-2015 11:45am

snubbleste wrote: »

Will Centra take these?

no

L1011 · 11-06-2015 11:49am

firestarter51 wrote: »

Does aldi even sell phone credit ?

No.

byte · 11-06-2015 12:03pm

Got the Indo today, was €2 in local Spar.

Anyway, good to see it runs until end of next weekend. Very handy.

DeclanRe · 11-06-2015 12:27pm

Awesome thanks OP

leck · 11-06-2015 12:53pm

Space Dog wrote: »

What are T&Cs for this voucher? Does it exclude phone credit?

Used one of the Lidl ones yesterday for €20 groceries, €10 Tesco gift card and €20 phone credit. Did similar last week. So using Aldi one for phone credit at Tesco should not be a problem. You can buy phone credit at self checkout (SCO) but for giftcards you need to go to a manned register.

Barr · 11-06-2015 12:53pm

snubbleste wrote: »

Confirmation of a second voucher in Fridays paper.

As in tomorrows indo ?

2smiggy · 11-06-2015 12:55pm

do these work in lidl ? sorry if it has been answered , never used one, but will be heading into lidl later

leck · 11-06-2015 12:58pm

2smiggy wrote: »

do these work in lidl ? sorry if it has been answered , never used one, but will be heading into lidl later

No, Lidl will not accept Aldi vouchers, and Aldi will not accept Lidl vouchers. Tesco will accept both Aldi and Lidl vouchers (also Dunnes, Supervalue and now even M&S).

There was a Lidl voucher in Sunday Independent and Sunday World last Sunday.

snubbleste · 11-06-2015 1:00pm

If I go to Spar and hand this over, will it be accepted?

Johnny Drama_11 · 11-06-2015 1:14pm

Got a couple of vouchers this morning, looking forward to using them.

jwwb · 11-06-2015 1:15pm

aldi.ie/en/about-aldi/information/voucher-terms-and-conditions/

Pick up your papers and save €10 at Aldi
Irish Independent every Thursday and Friday
Irish Sun every Saturday
Irish Examiner every Saturday

Terms and Conditions

*See back of voucher for dates of use. Voucher must be presented before purchasing items at the till. Voucher valid for €10 off your shopping when you spend €50 in a single transaction. One voucher per single transaction. Copied, damaged or defaced vouchers will not be accepted - only original vouchers are valid. Excludes infant Formula Milk. This voucher has no cash value, is non-exchangeable and non-refundable. This voucher remains the property of Aldi stores Ltd and is not for resale or publication.

So I can get to avoid #redacted

byte · 11-06-2015 1:22pm

snubbleste wrote: »

If I go to Spar and hand this over, will it be accepted?

No.

Only Tesco accepts rival vouchers.

snubbleste · 11-06-2015 2:25pm

jwwb wrote: »

aldi.ie/en/about-aldi/information/voucher-terms-and-conditions/
Pick up your papers and save €10 at Aldi
Irish Independent every Thursday and Friday
Irish Sun every Saturday
Irish Examiner every Saturday

Is this indefinite?

Atlantic Dawn · 11-06-2015 3:40pm

snubbleste wrote: »

Is this indefinite?

Hopefully, I'm finding it hard to keep a straight face at the checkouts in Tesco such is the discount on already discounted items

vicwatson · 11-06-2015 3:49pm

The Sun is a euro

The Examiner on Saturday is 2.20

Just in case you only want the papers for the vouchers. I'll buy the sun and light the fire with it after !!

Niemoj · 11-06-2015 3:53pm

vicwatson wrote: »

The Sun is a euro

The Examiner on Saturday is 2.20

Just in case you only want the papers for the vouchers. I'll buy the sun and light the fire with it after !!

Thank you!

Now all I need to do is get a paper.

vicwatson · 11-06-2015 4:01pm

Niemoj wrote: »

Thank you!

Now all I need to do is get a paper.

Indo, today and tomorrow also !

Blade · 11-06-2015 6:03pm

snubbleste one month ban for trolling, this is the 3rd ban from BA, next one will be a permaban, absolutely sick of getting reported posts about you.

yellow hen · 11-06-2015 8:16pm

For anyone near a college with a students union shop, newspapers are usually half price or less everyday.

lazeedaisy · 11-06-2015 8:33pm

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/exclusive-content/save-10-at-aldi-with-this-thursday-and-fridays-irish-independent-31294507.html

Details here

lazeedaisy · 11-06-2015 8:35pm

Tesco no longer take them for gift cards. Groceries only, for those planning on using them in Tesco.

pa990 · 11-06-2015 9:53pm

lazeedaisy wrote: »

Tesco no longer take them for gift cards. Groceries only, for those planning on using them in Tesco.

Had a similar experience yesterday in tesco

gelsthe · 11-06-2015 10:13pm

ohh great - missed todays.. Thanks

Glenbhoy · 11-06-2015 10:20pm

pa990 wrote: »

Had a similar experience yesterday in tesco

They were never supposed to be in the first place, but in saying that, I think it depends on the store and the assistant.
No particular logic in not allowing them for Tesco Gift card, if they've the correct profit margins on all their goods, it shouldn't affect them?

Quackster · 12-06-2015 12:09am

Glenbhoy wrote: »

They were never supposed to be in the first place, but in saying that, I think it depends on the store and the assistant.
No particular logic in not allowing them for Tesco Gift card, if they've the correct profit margins on all their goods, it shouldn't affect them?

It makes absolute sense (from Tesco's perspective) not to allow them to be used when buying Tesco gift cards as they obviously accept them when you're buying goods and paying the balance with a gift card.

If you were to use a voucher to buy a €50 Tesco gift card and then use €40 from this gift card with another voucher to buy fifty quid's worth of groceries, you're basically getting the groceries for €32 which is a discount of 36%.

Hococop · 12-06-2015 12:15am

Haven't been in aldi in awhile, I know aldi stock a dolce gusto compatible pod, just wondering if anyone knows if the have tassimo pods, of not I'll probably use the voucher in tesco,

Sorry mods if it's a little off topic

Glenbhoy · 12-06-2015 12:53am

Quackster wrote: »

It makes absolute sense (from Tesco's perspective) not to allow them to be used when buying Tesco gift cards as they obviously accept them when you're buying goods and paying the balance with a gift card.

If you were to use a voucher to buy a €50 Tesco gift card and then use €40 from this gift card with another voucher to buy fifty quid's worth of groceries, you're basically getting the groceries for €32 which is a discount of 36%.

I was more of spend 20 and buy 30 gift card type of guy, never wanted to appear too blatant!
I hear you, but it might make more sense to simply disallow the discount when gift cards are used in payment. They make the rules of how to accept competitors vouchers, so that wouldn't present any issues.
Anyway, I suppose we should just be thankful that the Germans have stepped up their attacks on Tesco margins once again!!

rustyzip · 12-06-2015 8:10am

If I was to use this for Tesco. Is it just spend over €50 in Tesco and use it or can you spend less than €50?!

L1011 · 12-06-2015 8:12am

rustyzip wrote: »

If I was to use this for Tesco. Is it just spend over €50 in Tesco and use it or can you spend less than €50?!

Have to spend 50 or over

vicwatson · 12-06-2015 8:18am

The voucher is 10€ off 50€ spend.

Saint Sonner · 12-06-2015 1:16pm

Is there anywhere you can get a list of Aldi drink prices?

whelan2 · 12-06-2015 1:21pm

vicwatson wrote: »

The voucher is 10€ off 50€ spend.

yes and if you have 2 vouchers and split your shop you can get 20 euro off 100:)

rubadub · 12-06-2015 1:42pm

rustyzip wrote: »

If I was to use this for Tesco. Is it just spend over €50 in Tesco and use it or can you spend less than €50?!

I use my phone calculator to tot up my stuff as I would not usually spend over €50 and do not want to overspend. One smart poster was buying his paper in tesco as part of his €50 spend, put it through first and cut it out at the checkout and hand it over.

I don't think my tesco sells papers though.

I have been checking tesco online for bargains, esp. more expensive compact stuff as I am usually walking home with the shopping. So washing powders, cleaning stuff, toiletries, spirits are all good to get and not perishable.

Saint Sonner · 12-06-2015 2:07pm

So are Tesco definitely taking the Aldi vouchers?

whelan2 · 12-06-2015 2:10pm

Saint Sonner wrote: »

So are Tesco definitely taking the Aldi vouchers?

YES

Atlantic Dawn · 12-06-2015 2:22pm

I'm loaded up with vouchers now, I'm hoping for some Tesco deals next week, has dried up at the minute.

rubadub · 12-06-2015 3:02pm

Lots of sun cream is BOGOF in tesco, if looking for something expensive and compact.

DuffleBag · 12-06-2015 3:10pm

Been waiting for Aldi to do this for a long time! Cheers OP.

On the subject of Tesco. I seem to be missing out. Are Aldi and Lidl not on par with the likes of Tesco these days, save for a few name brand items that you go out of your way there to get?

Quackster · 12-06-2015 3:32pm

DuffleBag wrote: »

Been waiting for Aldi to do this for a long time! Cheers OP.

On the subject of Tesco. I seem to be missing out. Are Aldi and Lidl not on par with the likes of Tesco these days, save for a few name brand items that you go out of your way there to get?

That's true but the only issue is the limited range they stock. Using vouchers in Tesco makes particular sense when buying stuff like phone credit or from their extensive hardware and electrical departments.

And their own-brand range too is much more extensive than the other supermarkets.

rubadub · 12-06-2015 4:02pm

DuffleBag wrote: »

Are Aldi and Lidl not on par with the likes of Tesco these days

It's doubling up on offers that can help. e.g. heineken & coors were €26 for 24 cans in tesco a week or so ago and lidl vouchers were about. So 2 trays at €21 each (€52-€10)

If lidl/aldi were selling heineken that cheap there is no way in hell they would have been also releasing vouchers that week.

tesco online is great as you can search just current offers by department, it also says when offers start and end.

rustyzip · 12-06-2015 4:07pm

Can you split up your shopping if it's €100?!
If you have two vouchers?

fdevine · 12-06-2015 4:52pm

rustyzip wrote: »

Can you split up your shopping if it's €100?!
If you have two vouchers?

We generally just ask the till operator nicely and they put through the whole shop in one go and take our two vouchers off the €100+ total.

If they are being sticky about it there's nothing to stop you splitting your shop in two.

zenith · 12-06-2015 5:27pm

Irish Examiner has an Aldi voucher tomorrow

http://www.irishexaminer.com/lifestyle/foodanddrink/do-you-want-to-save-euro10-on-your-weekly-shop-336186.html

vicwatson · 12-06-2015 6:00pm

zenith wrote: »

Irish Examiner has an Aldi voucher tomorrow

http://www.irishexaminer.com/lifestyle/foodanddrink/do-you-want-to-save-euro10-on-your-weekly-shop-336186.html

So does The Sun and its €1.20 less than the Sat Examiner

vicwatson · 12-06-2015 6:02pm

Saint Sonner wrote: »

So are Tesco definitely taking the Aldi vouchers?

NO

L1011 · 12-06-2015 7:35pm

Tesco staff member pointed out the voucher in the indo I was buying. Already had yesterday's on me - can't imagine they're meant to encourage it!

whelan2 · 12-06-2015 8:41pm

rustyzip wrote: »

Can you split up your shopping if it's €100?!
If you have two vouchers?

yes

byte · 12-06-2015 11:42pm

Hococop wrote: »

Haven't been in aldi in awhile, I know aldi stock a dolce gusto compatible pod, just wondering if anyone knows if the have tassimo pods, of not I'll probably use the voucher in tesco,

Sorry mods if it's a little off topic

Aldi stock Nespresso compatible pods (as do others), they don't stock any to suit either Dolce Gusto or Tassimo.

lazeedaisy · 12-06-2015 11:50pm

I personally find I can never find the online bargains in store. Numerous occasions I buy stuff only to show staff it's cheaper online.

I was also one of those taking advantage of the tesco gift card!

jay-me · 13-06-2015 10:10am

vicwatson wrote: »

NO

Is this true?

ALDI Voucher Thread €10 off €50 spend [Back March 2016]

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