aldi voucher

tynka

Aldi voucher in sunday independent this sunday 10euro off when u spend 50euro or more voucher is valid for one week

whiteshorts

I find it hard to spend €20 in Aldi let alone €50 when you don't include wine!

SCOOP 64

whiteshorts wrote: »

I find it hard to spend €20 in Aldi let alone €50 when you don't include wine!

Thank god they sell more then wine!

Bradt Pitt

tynka wrote: »

Aldi voucher in sunday independent this sunday 10euro off when u spend 50euro or more voucher is valid for one week

Just bought the paper and used the voucher, thanks for the heads up!

tynka

Bradt Pitt wrote: »

Just bought the paper and used the voucher, thanks for the heads up!

No problem them vouchers have been in the sunday independent nearly every sunday for d last few weeks. Always nice to save a few euro

Gilma2010

I just used this week's Aldi voucher from the Sunday Independent in Tesco. I also had a €6 off €40 spend voucher to be used this week.

Got 6 bottles of wine @ 25% off, 2 selection boxes, 2 big bags of Walkers Sensations and a tub of Quality Street for €36.95.

My shopping should have been €69.91 before offers and coupons, so I basically got almost 50% off.

The girl on the till nearly didn't let me use the Tesco voucher and the competitor voucher together, she was about to explode when I asked to check with the supervisor - who said it was fine!

Happy Days!!

vicwatson

Bump, and Lidl one in Sindo/ S world too

Patty O Furniture

vicwatson wrote: »

Bump, and Lidl one in Sindo/ S world too

Thanks, you've just answered my previous post.

CheltenhamJ

Can you use these in dunnes too ?

L1011

CheltenhamJ wrote: »

Can you use these in dunnes too ?

No.

CheltenhamJ

Thanks - must be costing tesco a fortune

pa990

Zombie alert !!!!

Any idea if the aldi/lidl vouchers will be out again this year ?

When do they usually start ?

rubadub

pa990 wrote: »

When do they usually start ?

early december

Bob Z

so if you spend 50 they give you 10 back? or they give you 10 of your next shopping?

rubadub

Bob Z wrote: »

so if you spend 50 they give you 10 back? or they give you 10 of your next shopping?

They are usually in newpapers, buy 50+ worth and you get 10 off there and then, none of this next shop crap. Many people use them in tesco instead as they accept them.

The weeks aldi & lidl have these vouchers they are less likely to have amazing offers on at the same time. However in tescos they might be running really good offers so you hit them hard.

e.g. in a small amount of tescos you can currently get 24x500ml cans of guinness for €20 which is extremely cheap, so you could get 3 trays for €50, no way in hell you would get that in aldi or lidl the week they publish vouchers.

chuckles30

I'm beginning to wonder if Aldi & Lidl will actually do them this Christmas.....last year they did them in Aug/Sept for back to school - there was none this year. They'd nearly be out by now if they were doing them....

hillbloom

The vouchers were in the papers last year on the first Sunday in December & the following two Sundays also. So hopefully we will soon have them!!!

vicwatson

According to Twiter neither have plans to issue vouchers at the moment, could all change mind you

Atlantic Dawn

I'd expect at the very least they will be around Christmas week but if I was a gambling man I'd say weekend after next they will be back.

Bob Z

can you use them together one the one item?

vicwatson

Bob Z wrote: »

can you use them together one the one item?

No, spend €50 get €10 off

hillbloom

Any news on the vouchers. No looking good!!!!!

JeffKenna

With the lack of vouchers this year it's safe to say the recession is officially over!!

hillbloom

No vouchers tomorrow anyway. Are they giving them at all this year. Such a loss. I had a couple of lists ready!!

L1011

There will be threads all over here if there are vouchers. There is nothing gained by asking or griping.

hillbloom

Sorry Moderator. Ill be more careful in future.

L1011

I'm not a moderator here.

I have a feeling that Tesco acceptance of vouchers has massively reduced the appeal to Lidl/Aldi of producing them. There are people here who I suspect work for Aldi due to how early we find out Super6 etc so if they are going to do them we'll likely be amongst the first to know.

rubadub

L1011 wrote: »

I have a feeling that Tesco acceptance of vouchers has massively reduced the appeal to Lidl/Aldi of producing them.

What is your thinking/logic behind this?

My theory was aldi/lidl love the fact tesco accept them, as they can really screw them over and plan to release them while tesco already have really good offers on. e.g. right now tesco have trays of beer going cheap, so if I was in charge of Aldi/lidl I would release now. It is rare to see very good offers in lidl/aldi when the vouchers are released for their own shops.

People in other threads claimed to work for tesco and said they were being hit really hard by the aldi/lidl vouchers.

If people go to tesco instead aldi/lidl might think its a loss in potential sales, but in the long run they could be forcing tesco to sell at a loss and so really screw them. When I use the vouchers in tesco I am sometimes 100% certain they are making a loss (e.g. buying spirits which are already certainly below cost, even if cost was free).

My really cheeky suggestion would be for aldi to realise 49euro off a shop of 50 euro for use on stephens day, when all aldi shops are closed but tesco are open!

I have also asked & wondered about how it works with papers. I am guessing lidl/aldi might get the ads/coupons published for free, or are even possibly paid by the paper to carry them. I know its the only time I ever buy those rags, some people buy mulitple copies and I have seen them sold out.

Dunnes have the better idea, spend 50 euro and get 10 off your next shop in tesco or dunnes. Lots of people have certain products they only buy in dunnes or tesco, so could spend 50 in dunnes and use it in tesco, which might be of benefit to dunnes, depending on what they buy.

L1011

If your intent is to drive market share, pushing people to competitors does not achieve that intent.

rubadub

L1011 wrote: »

If your intent is to drive market share, pushing people to competitors does not achieve that intent.

Who says that is their intent though? If it puts tesco out of business it should benefit them. Or if it severely severely reduces tescos profits, or in this case potentially increase their losses as they may not even break even -so is not just reducing profits.

Depends on what people are buying of course. In the tesco threads you will notice many peoples tesco vouchers prevent online purchases around this time. I figured this was to stop people buying up crates of beer, which are possibly sold at very little profit, or even at a loss, but are heavy and not attractive instore buys to many people.

My joke suggestion of 49 off a 50 euro spend is probably allowed to be done legally, and would totally screw over tesco. I do wonder if what they are doing is a more subtle version of this.

L1011

Seeing as Tesco did not take them for some time, I doubt damaging Tesco was the plan to begin with.