Burger King BOGOF vouchers!

lindtee

Yes they are valid in Ireland, just printed me off 2 copies

http://www.burgerking.co.uk/files/documents/Evoucher.pdf

thenightrider

Hope they take them in black and white only got black ink left in the printer

beolight

thenightrider wrote: »

Hope they take them in black and white only got black ink left in the printer

scanner only reads binary digits:)

AlmightyCushion

Gonna print a load of these off at work the next day. Nice one, lindtee.

Toto Wolfcastle

:eek:

OP I officially love you!

(Support the Give Burger King a Michelin Star Campaign!)

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=58483122#post58483122

sedohre

It says no photocopies, whats the difference with printing it off and a photocopy?

noj505

just got me some there.

the chick behind the counter wouldn't take the B&W. she was insisting as well that they only take the official glossy printed ones, (so she just gave me one of them). Fairplay to her.

But i'd imagine that the colour ones are grand, just stand your ground.

had a nice BBQ Angus.

. Nice one man

Toto Wolfcastle

I think there is going to be a booklet of them in the Sunday World next week.

Vic Vinegar

BK is the business! cheers for that.

Dexterm99

Thanks Lindtee!
You can't beat the taste of a whopper burger.

jayteecork

Thanks Lindtee, I'm off eating meat but I'll bump your thread anyway!

ImFeelingLucky

cheers op! Whoppers all the way!!

chillywilly

cheers, me loves burgers mmmm

thepoolgirl

Had a whopper with cheese sat yummy

suppafly

thepoolgirl wrote: »

Had a whopper with cheese sat yummy

so these vouchers printed off work grand then ya? Anyone used them in cork?

Random

Fantastic .. just what I need .. more excuse to eat sh!te food for lunch!

Thanks, hope they take them now

jayteecork

Lindtee was complaining to me earlier that noone thanked her for this thread but I think she'll be happy now.

rubadub

noj505 wrote: »

the chick behind the counter wouldn't take the B&W. she was insisting as well that they only take the official glossy printed ones, (so she just gave me one of them). Fairplay to her.

Most places usually take B&W printouts, maybe they thought it was a copy of normal vouchers which do have limits. These ones specifically say E-Voucher on them, so if anybody has hassle point that out, i.e. they were probably never issued on "official glossy" paper, they were always intended to be printed.

Bit of photoshopping and you could get some great deals!:pac:

tomred1

Just used a B&W earlier and then i got a glossy page with the same offers on my tray.

vibe666

just used a B&W printout in BK in Blanch at lunchtime and initially the girl questiond it but the manager gave the thumbs up.

went for the 2 for 1 bacon double cheese offer, but it's kinda pointless cos you have to buy drinks etc too. €4.30 for a single burger (which mysteriously seem to have shrunk since I last had one).

one of the lads i was with got a bacon double cheese xxl meal for €8.65 which would have been the same price as 2 small BK double cheeses before the discount. might have been better going for a bigger burger and getting free drink and fries with it.

twas still a grand burger anyway, so thanks to the OP for the bargain alert!

Amalgam

Cheers OP. I don't think an Acrobat .pdf file has ever made me salivate instantly before :pac: (with drool)..

ruprect

vibe666 wrote: »

just used a B&W printout in BK in Blanch at lunchtime and initially the girl questiond it but the manager gave the thumbs up.

Same happened to my mate, but the manager gave the thumbs down, even when he pointed out it said E-voucher on it, they insisted it had to be in a booklet. Was in dun laoghaire.

vibe666

ruprect wrote: »

Same happened to my mate, but the manager gave the thumbs down, even when he pointed out it said E-voucher on it, they insisted it had to be in a booklet. Was in dun laoghaire.

they were okay when I pushed it, showed them where it said the 'UK & Eire' and 'E-Voucher' and explained that it's on the BK website and tells you to download it and print it off and bring it in for a free burger.

fifib

heres the list of participating stores:
http://www.burgerking.co.uk/files/documents/Participating-Stores.pdf

no mention of an Irish stores on it

311

fifib wrote: »

heres the list of participating stores:
http://www.burgerking.co.uk/files/documents/Participating-Stores.pdf

no mention of an Irish stores on it

It's terrible ,it's like the potatoe famine all over again:D

joeperry

Sorry I've been wondering what BOGOF means. Anybody fill me in? Thanks

rubadub

buy one get one free

lindtee

joeperry wrote: »

Sorry I've been wondering what BOGOF means. Anybody fill me in? Thanks

It means Buy One Get One Free. Has anyone tried a voucher in Burger King in Cork yet? Where does one acquire the booklet full of vouchers.

mik_da_man

Prob will try this in cork nxt week.
I'm going to use a printer at work and print to glossy paper and make a booklet my self
See what they say then....

suppafly

lindtee wrote: »

It means Buy One Get One Free. Has anyone tried a voucher in Burger King in Cork yet? Where does one acquire the booklet full of vouchers.

they give them out on your tray when u buy something or u can print them off using the link at the top of the page

Toto Wolfcastle

lindtee wrote: »

It means Buy One Get One Free. Has anyone tried a voucher in Burger King in Cork yet? Where does one acquire the booklet full of vouchers.

Sunday World this weekend I'm told.

TM

Used B&W printed voucher in O'Connell St (Dublin) today. Took it from the left hand side of the page so that "E-Voucher" was in big print! Cashier checked with manager who said "yeah - e-vouchers - fine". Got a couple of booklets of properly printed vouchers in store too.

WIZWEB

"Used B&W printed voucher in O'Connell St (Dublin) today. Took it from the left hand side of the page so that "E-Voucher" was in big print! Cashier checked with manager who said "yeah - e-vouchers - fine". Got a couple of booklets of properly printed vouchers in store too."


Not surprised!!!

Manager attempted to refuse my E-Vouchers the other day saying they were copies after a staff member refused them. I kicked up one serious fuss in front of customers and she eventually agreed to take them. Got a booklet of "properly printed vouchers" too. So much less hassle

maxim

Tried to use one in Cork yesterday. After it was shown to all the staff, they said they didn't know about them and said it was a photocopy, despite the e-voucher part on the side. They eventually swapped it for one in their printed booklets - a bit embarrassing, but got the offer in the end!(Also picked up an extra voucher booklet so I don't have to go through this next time!)

Syferus

So, all it takes for us to stop hating multi-national resturaunt chains is a voucher for a free double Whooper with cheese.

monkeyfudge

Anyone tried this yet?

http://www.whoppersacrifice.com/

You delete 10 friends on facebook in order to get a free whopper.

Toto Wolfcastle

monkeyfudge wrote: »

Anyone tried this yet?

http://www.whoppersacrifice.com/

You delete 10 friends on facebook in order to get a free whopper.

If I had a facebook I'd do it in a second!

vibe666

Syferus wrote: »

So, all it takes for us to stop hating multi-national resturaunt chains is a voucher for a free double Whooper with cheese.

what are you on about?

who's us?

and why would 'we' hate BK?

who put 'you' in charge of 'us' exactly?

i was under the impression this was a free country and that we could eat where we choose without fear of beration from tree hugging hippies. :rolleyes:

donmeister

monkeyfudge wrote: »

Anyone tried this yet?

http://www.whoppersacrifice.com/

You delete 10 friends on facebook in order to get a free whopper.

If you look at the bottom of the page in really small print it say's 'US Residents only'....................