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LIDL plus app

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Download the app to get a €5 off coupon (€25 min spend) and other perks

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lidl.eci.lidlplus

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Baggly

I'd say i will buy 2 of those (ice cream and cod fillets). Not my week

Still better than a kick up the jaxie.

grimm2005

Had an issue with the app in store yesterday, had about €6 worth of vouchers activated, everything packed up, scanned no problem but the cashier just showed me her screen which just said "no internet connection" and offered nothing but a sorry. Since I had everything packed and there was queue behind I just paid and left a bit p!ssed off. Sent them an email from the app and they pushed out €7 of vouchers to my app.

Pretty happy with that resolution tbh, I can use the vouchers again plus I've an extra €7 to spend on general shopping.

Zebrag

grimm2005 wrote: »

Had an issue with the app in store yesterday, had about €6 worth of vouchers activated, everything packed up, scanned no problem but the cashier just showed me her screen which just said "no internet connection" and offered nothing but a sorry. Since I had everything packed and there was queue behind I just paid and left a bit p!ssed off. Sent them an email from the app and they pushed out €7 of vouchers to my app.

Pretty happy with that resolution tbh, I can use the vouchers again plus I've an extra €7 to spend on general shopping.

Did you have your data connected to your phone?

The lady in the Lidl store I go to is trying to push to get WiFi in their store as they've noticed a lot of the elderly completely not understanding what data is so they assume their WiFi is connect to their phone from their homes. God love them.

I got €1 off my next shop from the stratch card so I'm happy with that

[Deleted User]

zell12 wrote: »

Excellent quality products at reasonable prices
yet folk still complain

I've spotted today a sneaky increase in the price of donuts.
It was 4 for 2 euro.ideal for the family. Then then made them a 3 pack for 1.50 resulting in buying 2 packs for 4 people. Now today it's 2 euro for 3.

Donuts were our weekly treat. They are now off the list

voluntary

It's been several times already where I paid the full price for a 'treat' trom the app deal because they changed the deal and de-activated the original one. Sneaky bastards.

gussieg

Went in to get the ice cream, yet it's not available in the app now I know it's only 50p but that's what got me in back in the door

freshpopcorn

gussieg wrote: »

Went in to get the ice cream, yet it's not available in the app now I know it's only 50p but that's what got me in back in the door

If your in the Republic of Ireland the Ice-cream isn't on offer until October 1st!

GY A1

Didn’t collect the chocolate bar on the last scratch card but €1 off the next shop today ;-)

KAGY

Won the rich tea last week, but they were out of stick both times I went in. Picked up the malted milk and was pleasantly surprised to see i got them for free on the app. Didn't ask for it, happened automatically

Roberto_gas

1 off on scratch card ! Fair play lidl

LillySV

123654789 wrote: »

Pink lady apples yet again, is this the 4th time?
€1.99 with the discount whereas aldi have a pack of 8 for 99c.

And lidls near me never have em when go on offer ...didn’t even bother going to check this time as sick of being let down... going in to get deals that don’t materialize , the cost of many of their items goin up as they realise giving away cheap junk food will get people in ... went to aldi and dunnes this weekend, stayed clear of lidl and got better stuff and better prices

PopTarts

PopTarts wrote: »

Today, I got Rice Pudding

I think I was the only person who got this monstrosity. Didn’t bother with it.

I got the €1 voucher yesterday.

My partner got the €1 voucher the day after I got the rice pudding.

blade1

Also got €1 on the oul scratcher

un5byh7sqpd2x0

gussieg wrote: »

Went in to get the ice cream, yet it's not available in the app now I know it's only 50p but that's what got me in back in the door

You’re 5 days early

pc7

Yeah got €1 again today, only got one other day

Thargor

Used a one EUR off voucher on some milk and butter today and got another EUR off in the scratchcard afterwards, can't complain about that...

Muahahaha

The 1 euro off scratchies are great, especially as there is no minimum spend. Last time I had one I was only getting milk, bread and bananas, it came to 3 euro odd and the voucher gave me around 33% off the shop, sweet.

Nollog

https://i.imgur.com/IWwEikE.png

Just got this after two one euro off qpons this week, fair is fair I suppose.

Nollog

OmegaGene wrote: »

you really need a bigger photo

A phone screenshot, forgot they're crazy resolution.

Muahahaha

Was in yesterday and only wanted the baguettes but they were sold out. Got the free Rich Tea with the intention of putting them in the Food Cloud trolley beyond checkouts but it wasnt there.

gussieg

in case anyone was wondering , apparently the motor oil never materialised , i asked when , she said, 'when we next advertise it'

California Dreamer

OmegaGene wrote: »

Loads of it in my local Lidl

Would you really put Lidl oil in your car? Save a few bob in the short term but invite possible bigger problems down the line. I hate buying the good stuff but would rather protect my car

cletus

California Dreamer wrote: »

Would you really put Lidl oil in your car? Save a few bob in the short term but invite possible bigger problems down the line. I hate buying the good stuff but would rather protect my car

I used Lidl 10w40 oil in my car for a number of years. Lidl are not refining oil, they are simply paying for engine oil from a manufacturer. If the oil in Lidl meets the requirements for your engine (weight, ash, dpf etc.) I'd have no issues using it

Daibheid

California Dreamer wrote: »

Would you really put Lidl oil in your car? Save a few bob in the short term but invite possible bigger problems down the line. I hate buying the good stuff but would rather protect my car

Do you know anything about international standards or do you think Lidl fill the nicely labelled containers out the back from the cooking oil tank?
What an insidious and ignorant post implying cheaper oil is not only inferior but may damage your car. You're either a sucker or a shill.
If you're just a sucker, once you use the right grade and spec, it's far more important to change the oil on time than it is to flap about the brand.
Maybe your next contribution will be " Would you put Lidl milk in your body...etc. etc..."

California Dreamer

Daibheid wrote: »

Do you know anything about international standards or do you think Lidl fill the nicely labelled containers out the back from the cooking oil tank?
What an insidious and ignorant post implying cheaper oil is not only inferior but may damage your car. You're either a sucker or a shill.
If you're just a sucker, once you use the right grade and spec, it's far more important to change the oil on time than it is to flap about the brand.
Maybe your next contribution will be " Would you put Lidl milk in your body...etc. etc..."

As much as I love Lidl there are a number of their products that I would not use because I do not think the quality is as high as buying it from somewhere else.

I stand by my comment about the quality of the lidl oil, but look sure if you want to go down that road just to save a few quid go right ahead. No need to get all pissy about it, I have an opinion and that is my entitlment. :mad:

cletus

California Dreamer wrote: »

As much as I love Lidl there are a number of their products that I would not use because I do not think the quality is as high as buying it from somewhere else.

I stand by my comment about the quality of the lidl oil, but look sure if you want to go down that road just to save a few quid go right ahead. No need to get all pissy about it, I have an opinion and that is my entitlment. :mad:

What is the comment based on though? Are there reports of engine failure being attributed to Lidl oil?

California Dreamer

cletus wrote: »

What is the comment based on though? Are there reports of engine failure being attributed to Lidl oil?

I can only go on what my mechanic says to me. Buy it, dont buy it. Its not going to change my life.

[Deleted User]

California Dreamer wrote: »

As much as I love Lidl there are a number of their products that I would not use because I do not think the quality is as high as buying it from somewhere else.

I stand by my comment about the quality of the lidl oil, but look sure if you want to go down that road just to save a few quid go right ahead. No need to get all pissy about it, I have an opinion and that is my entitlment. :mad:

But you're claiming Lidl are deliberately mislabeling motor oil and dishonestly telling customers that they conform to internationally recognized standards?

California Dreamer

Deleted User wrote: »

But you're claiming Lidl are deliberately mislabeling motor oil and dishonestly telling customers that they conform to internationally recognized standards?

Ok so! :rolleyes:

cletus

California Dreamer wrote: »

I can only go on what my mechanic says to me. Buy it, dont buy it. Its not going to change my life.

It's not going to change my life either. I think I've been quite civil in my comments so far. What issues does your mechanic have with Lidl oil?

If the oil doesn't conform to the international standards laid out, are we supposing that there is a company out the refining motor oil that doesn't meet standards in order to sell it to Lidl? Or where do you think the oil they sell is coming from?