mac donalds breakfast vouchers

spider_pig

http://www.mcdonalds.ie/vouchers/BQ3-MCD-Vouchers.aspx

valid until dec 31st 2010

Cherrycoke

Thanks spider_pig

Davy

I had a coffee from their about 2 weeks ago, and i thought it was pretty nice. They are all €2 latte, cappuccino included which is not bad for dublin

snubbleste

How much are those breakfast products normally?

mickoneill30

snubbleste wrote: »

How much are those breakfast products normally?

The Bacon / Egg muffin meal is normally €3.80 in Swords.

chin_grin

mickoneill30 wrote: »

The Bacon / Egg muffin meal is normally €3.80 in Swords.

You're not special.

I think it's a standard 3.80 for the meal deal (Egg or Bacon Muffin, hash brown & beverage). It's really sad that I know that.

Davy

chin_grin wrote: »

You're not special.

I think it's a standard 3.80 for the meal deal (Egg or Bacon Muffin, hash brown & beverage). It's really sad that I know that.

Actually i found out a few weeks ago that prices can be different from branch to branch. Thought it was strane but is for the case for some reason, ok might be only 40cent in the differance, but still

mickoneill30

chin_grin wrote: »

You're not special.

I think it's a standard 3.80 for the meal deal (Egg or Bacon Muffin, hash brown & beverage). It's really sad that I know that.

I am special (my ma says so).

I know it's pricier in Santry (maybe €4.4 but I'm not sure) so I didn't put it in my post.

Groinshot

They also take vouchers from BK or competitors. They just don't advertise it- if you ask them they'll oblige, if they don't talk to a manager, they will!

ActingDanClark

thanks op-now do u have a coupon for benecol?

johnnyrotten

Thanks, any vouchers for weight watchers ? LOL

jenno86

johnnyrotten wrote: »

Thanks, any vouchers for weight watchers ? LOL

Did you really laugh out loud at that?

rubadub

snubbleste wrote: »

How much are those breakfast products normally?

Does it really matter? unless you are planning on tasting one with the thought of getting them in the future at full price -if not what difference does it make if it is usually €20 or €2.20.

There is a thread in consumer issues with a lad moaning about furniture shops having bogus offers, i.e. WAS €1000, NOW €500, when the same stuff is the same or cheaper elsewhere. I just look at the current price and decide if it is good value or not.

I see people in supermarkets blindly filling up trolleys with (non)offers just because a big sign tells them its a good deal.

Groinshot wrote: »

They also take vouchers from BK or competitors.

I thought only Chuck Norris can get a whopper in mcdonalds.

netnerd

No need for a separate thread for this one, as I guess readers on this thread could also be interested in this:

2 "meals" for a tenner at KFC with this voucher

http://www.kfc.ie/voucher/justLoveChicken

snubbleste

rubadub wrote: »

Does it really matter?

Yes it does.
I don't know how much these cost normally as a non-customer of McDonalds and therefore don't know if €2 for a breakfast product is a bargain alert. As another poster pointed out €2 is a good deal for a coffee with the other stuff thrown in.
For €2 I might be tempted into the realm of the golden arches.. see advertising does work :cool:

carbsy

snubbleste wrote: »

As another poster pointed out €2 is a good deal for a coffee with the other stuff thrown in.
For €2 I might be tempted into the realm of the golden arches.. see advertising does work :cool:

Same as myself - tempted to take the plunge and go under those golden arches.

rubadub

snubbleste wrote: »

Yes it does.
I don't know how much these cost normally as a non-customer of McDonalds and therefore don't know if €2 for a breakfast product is a bargain alert. see advertising does work :cool:

Wow, you really are a marketing mans dream!

So if it usually was €20 is it even more of a bargain?

I feel sorry seen gullible suckers falling for the bogus offers in supermarkets, and those suckers who believe they are getting an amazing deal with BOGOF pizzas.

Lately I have seen supermarkets upping prices a lot more, just for the legal limit of time and then announcing "big price cuts". Again- I just look at the current price and determine if it sounds like good value. I do not fall prey to the scumbag marketers who treat people like utter idiots.

mickoneill30

Ah you got out of the wrong side of the bed this morning.

€2 for a McDonalds breakfast meal is a good deal.

Not good for your health probably though.

Jesus Wept

Groinshot wrote: »

They also take vouchers from BK or competitors. They just don't advertise it- if you ask them they'll oblige, if they don't talk to a manager, they will!

Will they make me a wopper?

unreggd

No pancakes = FAIL

Jesus Wept

Is it possible to get these without printing them?
Will they take the voucher or let you hold on to it, considering they are valid till year end?

spider_pig

The-Rigger wrote: »

Is it possible to get these without printing them?
Will they take the voucher or let you hold on to it, considering they are valid till year end?

you can keep printing them out

Tallon

The-Rigger wrote: »

Is it possible to get these without printing them?

Yep, just bring your PC into them and show them the screen

TM

Tallon wrote: »

Yep, just bring your PC into them and show them the screen

Hopefully this isn't like the BK vouchers where some people had problems getting them to accept ones that they had printed off themselves. Can anybody report back on successfully using the McD's ones here? In particular B&W rather than colour printouts?

cosmos49

TM wrote: »

. Can anybody report back on successfully using the McD's ones here? In particular B&W rather than colour printouts?

just used in Mc Donalds Stillorgan.No problems.

TM

cosmos49 wrote: »

just used in Mc Donalds Stillorgan.No problems.

Thanks cosmos49.

spider_pig

burger king wouldn't except the print outs?
that's strange how else you supposed to get them off the computer these ones come directly from mac Donalds website so only option is to print

TM

spider_pig wrote: »

burger king wouldn't except the print outs?
that's strange how else you supposed to get them off the computer these ones come directly from mac Donalds website so only option is to print

Some people previously reported problems with BK accepting the vouchers that they had printed off. Go figure!

Update: see here for example

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=58976634&postcount=5
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=58987270&postcount=12
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=58991359&postcount=15
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=59209962&postcount=51

or

http://tinyurl.com/2uvq2el

hansov

Used them in McD's in Lucan over the weekend. The lady said that she had never seen these vouchers before - had a good read of the small print on them, and then gave me my breakfast! Thanks OP

TM

spider_pig wrote: »

you look way too far into things, getting ur knickers in a twist over a €2 coupon

Huh? Just flagging something that happened before with similar vouchers. That's all. Jeez!!! :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

AdMMM

Worked fine in Waterford today. They didn't seem to know where I got them but when I told them off McDonalds.ie, they happily accepted but not without the usual glare that you get anywhere when producing a coupon!

scout353

Just had breakfast in McD in Dungarvan and wish I had one of these vouchers! For the record they charge €4.20 for a McMuffin Breakfast and an extra 20c for a Grande Coffee!

TM

Worked fine in the one on the corner of Mary/Jervis Streets this morning. Yum!

jpfahy

Burger King ftw. Sausage egg and cheese bap with hash browns and drink: €2.49 no voucher required. 99c for the bap on it's own.
They cook them fresh for you unlike McDonalds where you get 'one I prepared earlier'