18 Cans of Coca-Cola €5 in SuperValu

cupthehand1

As per the title, just got a text off my local SuperValu, today only, max 2 per customer

I take it as usual Diet Coke & Coke Zero also included

acalmenvoy

Same for €6 in Dunnes, if you can't get to a Supervalu...

Sasso

Not in SV Greystones. Staff didnt hear off it either

blackbird 49

In Tesco this morning E7.50 there

livEwirE

Apart from the OP has anyone seen this in any other SuperValu stores?

Just called SV Celbridge - they are looking for €8 for 18 cans:eek:

Masala

livEwirE wrote: »

Apart from the OP has anyone seen this in any other SuperValu stores?

Just called SV Celbridge - they are looking for €8 for 18 cans:eek:

Think you have to show your SV card to get the €5.... €8 if not a 'customer' with a card.

blackbird 49

Masala wrote: »

Think you have to show your SV card to get the €5.... €8 if not a 'customer' with a card.

Yes this is what happened to me the last time they had the deal, I hadn't a card so she said it was E8 person behind me in queue gave me theirs I got it for the fiver

inbrodericko

Great

ruth12345

How do you get a rewards card?

L1011

The conventional card - pick one up at customer services.

The magic "gold" card that's been mentioned here a few times is only in some stores and this doesn't appear to be it anyway.

shivers27

Not in SuperValu Sutton. Went all the way there especially :-(

laurenhiggins

Unhealthy but good value

upandcumming

laurenhiggins wrote: »

Unhealthy

Less a tha...

DoYouEvenLift

laurenhiggins wrote: »

Unhealthy but good value

I hardly ever drink coke, once every few months at least, but it's still handy to keep a few chilled in the fridge for anyone calling that wants to help themselves

shivers27

Did any one actually get this offer today in supervalu ??!!

ActingDanClark

DoYouEvenLift wrote: »

I hardly ever drink coke, once every few months at least, but it's still handy to keep a few chilled in the fridge for anyone calling that wants to help themselves

Brilliant!

shot2go

it was 8euro in the supervalue here

mikey1357

12 euro in the supervalue here. Are they worth that price ?

toxicloan365

cupthehand1 wrote: »

As per the title, just got a text off my local SuperValu, today only, max 2 per customer

I take it as usual Diet Coke & Coke Zero also included

Fantastic, I'm going to be only BUZZIN' on caffeine, the whole weekend long! :-)

Salvation Tambourine

Anyone know if this deal is available in the Swords or Blackrock shops?

Salvation Tambourine

Nokotan wrote: »

Anyone know if this deal is available in the Swords or Blackrock shops?

I can confirm it's not available in Blackrock....I excited our office for nothing...

jonosam

Nokotan wrote: »

Anyone know if this deal is available in the Swords or Blackrock shops?

It's not in swords, I went over there on my lunch break and the manager said he knew nothing about the promo and they don't have any stock 😒

MelanieC

€8 in SuperValu. :-(

€7.50 in Tesco. :-\

€6 in Dunnes. :-)

inbrodericko

Any link to a subscription page for mobile or email.

inbrodericko

What i mean is how do you get signup to get texts about offers

AlanS181824

I hope there's some in both SuperValu's in Carlow, if not it'll be off to Dunnes for €6 I guess.

AlanS181824

inbrodericko wrote: »

What i mean is how do you get signup to get texts about offers

I'm not sure what you mean to be totally honest but if you go to the BargainAlerts home page there's a button that says follow, tap on that and everyday around 12am you'll get an email telling you about all the day's threads. Hope this helps.

inbrodericko

AlanS181824 wrote: »

I'm not sure what you mean to be totally honest but if you go to the BargainAlerts home page there's a button that says follow, tap on that and everyday around 12am you'll get an email telling you about all the day's threads. Hope this helps.

I meant for supervalu's offers specifically, the OP said he got a text message from SV about the offer and i want to know, how to sign up to receive these messages from SV

vickers209

inbrodericko wrote: »

I meant for supervalu's offers specifically, the OP said he got a text message from SV about the offer and i want to know, how to sign up to receive these messages from SV

You need to get a loyalty card from a shop and sign up online with the tag and opt in to text alert offers

Muahahaha

pretty sh1t the way Supervalue have offers in some stores and then not in others, that crap wrecks my head. I've also noticed that they fleece their customers in small rural towns too; their prices on branded goods tend to be cheaper in city center stores and more expensive for the same thing in rural locations.

The Cool

It's 8 euro in the Maynooth shop as well.

L1011

The Cool wrote: »

It's 8 euro in the Maynooth shop as well.

7.50 in Maynooth tesco, if anyone was making a special trip

Muahahaha wrote: »

pretty sh1t the way Supervalue have offers in some stores and then not in others, that crap wrecks my head. I've also noticed that they fleece their customers in small rural towns too; their prices on branded goods tend to be cheaper in city center stores and more expensive for the same thing in rural locations.

Franchise setup means that individual shops can opt out. Its the only franchised supermarket in the country but all the convenience stores are the same - a Spar/Eurospar, Mace or Centra offer is not going to be in every store.

The pricing is down to the franchiser too, and the rural ones likely have far lower volume to work on price-wise.

Muahahaha

L1011 wrote: »

Franchise setup means that individual shops can opt out. Its the only franchised supermarket in the country but all the convenience stores are the same - a Spar/Eurospar, Mace or Centra offer is not going to be in every store.

The pricing is down to the franchiser too, and the rural ones likely have far lower volume to work on price-wise.

I dunno, I just see it as profiteering from people in rural areas. I've a mate who lives in Loughrea in Galway, for years Supervalue were the only supermarket in town so had a captive market of the whole town and its hinterlands. She said the prices were horrendous for some items. Then Lidl came along and finally gave consumers some choice and the local Supervalue finally began dropping its prices. They're still in business to this day so it seems to me that their business is perfectly viable when offering people value for money. It also seems to me that they were fleecing the locals for years till Lidl came along to make them honest. Of course its peoples choice to shop there or not but my friend says their profiteering left a bad taste in her mouth and she never shops there any more on a point of principle. And also because Lidl are a good bit cheaper too.

L1011

Muahahaha wrote: »

I dunno, I just see it as profiteering from people in rural areas.

Its a little bit of both; but volume is still a huge factor. Supervalus, despite the national name, are often basically local shops that have gone over-scale but with local shop cost bases. Your franchiser has to handle all his headoffice costs for a single shop (or a small number of shops) whereas for one of the nationals its shared across the entire island or multiple countries.

rubadub

mikey1357 wrote: »

12 euro in the supervalue here. Are they worth that price ?

I don't think so, that's 67cent each. They are often below 50cent a can in multipacks. 2L of cokes were going for 5 for €5 in tesco recently.