Aldi €10 voucher

castle2012

When Lidl first came to Ireland they where working off a 30% margin. Don't know what its like now

The_Conductor

castle2012 wrote: »

When Lidl first came to Ireland they where working off a 30% margin. Don't know what its like now

In all honesty- both Aldi and Lidl have changed considerably in Ireland and the UK in the past 6-8 years- and are putting increased emphasis on luxury goods and increasing the quality of their own-brand offerings (to the extent that they are constantly fighting with one another at any product taste-tests (though very often in blind-testing, their products- particularly Christmas fare- significantly exceeds the name-brand products available elsewhere.

What cost is associated with the shift in emphasis? I don't know?

banham

Tesco have never disclosed their profits in Ireland. I wonder why?
Their prices in the Uk are alot cheaper.

leck

tantipie wrote: »

I used two €10 vouchers today in Aldi and also used two of the vouchers for a box of free cereal bars

What vouchers are those?

Genghis

leck wrote: »

What vouchers are those?

Think these were a seperate voucher in Saturdays Independent (or maybe another paper)

Fuzzy Clam

leck wrote: »

What vouchers are those?

Might have been in the Sunday World . 10 euros worth of Vouchers. I didnt buy it but saw it when getting the Sindo.

tantipie

Saturdays indo had a voucher for a free box of cereal bars..were the Sun's vouchers any good does anyone know?

snubbleste

They were coupons - 50% off common stuff. Do a search for Sundayworld & Aldi.

Would the cereal bars cost less than the cost of the saturday Indo?

Johnny_Fontane

a little OT, but I got Dunnes stores vouchers in the post for €25 off a €100 shop. worth signing up with them all!

tantipie

snubbleste wrote: »

They were coupons - 50% off common stuff. Do a search for Sundayworld & Aldi.

Would the cereal bars cost less than the cost of the saturday Indo?

We get the papers at work so cost me nothing;)

crayon80

Wonder if there will be another voucher this week? This is up on the Independent website today

Published 28/08/2014 | 15:22

Save €10 on your shopping at Aldi this week
Only with the Sunday Independent

Soft, brown bread, creamy cheddar and cool mayo - with a side of crunchy apple.
Sounds delish? At Aldi you can find fresh, delicious lunches, meals and snacks to make the first week back to school that little bit easier.

What's even better, Aldi are offering Sunday Independent readers a very generous €10 off voucher when you spend €50 or more.

Only in the week's Sunday Independent.
- See more at: http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/exclusive-content/save-10-on-your-shopping-at-aldi-this-week-30508957.html#sthash.KhAip0i2.dpuf

Calling it "THE week's Sunday Independent" is throwing me though. Bit of a stupid article if today's website is advertising last week's voucher.

L1011

I believe so, the original announcement was for three weeks worth.

Whiplashy

Aldi have confirmed on Facebook that there is another €10 voucher in the Independent tomorrow. There's also a "treat" in today's Independent. Doesn't say what it is though.

Also Aldi are getting in paper log briquette makers during the week for us to recycle those stupid papers:D

snubbleste

Whiplashy wrote: »

There's also a "treat" in today's Independent.

Coupon for mini rice cakes at Aldi

overexcitedaj

foggy_lad wrote:

Update, it is in Saturdays paper. There might also be one in Sundays paper?

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kn

crayon80 wrote: »

Wonder if there will be another voucher this week? This is up on the Independent website today

Published 28/08/2014 | 15:22

Save €10 on your shopping at Aldi this week
Only with the Sunday Independent

Soft, brown bread, creamy cheddar and cool mayo - with a side of crunchy apple.
Sounds delish? At Aldi you can find fresh, delicious lunches, meals and snacks to make the first week back to school that little bit easier.

What's even better, Aldi are offering Sunday Independent readers a very generous €10 off voucher when you spend €50 or more.

Only in the week's Sunday Independent.
- See more at: http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/exclusive-content/save-10-on-your-shopping-at-aldi-this-week-30508957.html#sthash.KhAip0i2.dpuf

Calling it "THE week's Sunday Independent" is throwing me though. Bit of a stupid article if today's website is advertising last week's voucher.

It is in tomorrow's as well. They were advertising it on the radio this morning.

et101

Also Aldi are getting in paper log briquette makers during the week for us to recycle those stupid papers:D[/QUOTE]

Bought one of these a few years back and had great expectations but in all honesty they are SO much hassle they really are not worth the effort. You soak the paper, make the blocks and wait for an eternity for them to dry out, then when you eventually do get to burn them they throw out so little heat and burn so quickly it seemed a total waste of time!! Sorry if I'm raining on your parade!

banham

best thing cut out coupon and stick newspaper straight into fire saves the messing and saves reading that Indo rubbish

duridian

Lads are ye sure about it being Saturday's Indo that has the €10 voucher?, ALDI say the Sunday Indo on their Facebook page.

Whiplashy

duridian wrote: »

Lads are ye sure about it being Saturday's Indo that has the €10 voucher?, ALDI say the Sunday Indo on their Facebook page.

It's the Sunday Indo. Today's paper just had a voucher for free mini rice cakes. The paper cost more than the rice cakes so hardly an offer!

The_Conductor

duridian wrote: »

Lads are ye sure about it being Saturday's Indo that has the €10 voucher?, ALDI say the Sunday Indo on their Facebook page.

YOu get free ricecakes today- and the 10 Euro voucher tomorrow.

cerastes

Johnny_Fontane wrote: »

a little OT, but I got Dunnes stores vouchers in the post for €25 off a €100 shop. worth signing up with them all!

25 off, I only got 18 off per 100. Still with the few euros off in cash vouchers, still works out at 25% but assumed they sent out the same value off amount for all customers.

duridian

Whiplashy wrote: »

It's the Sunday Indo. Today's paper just had a voucher for free mini rice cakes. The paper cost more than the rice cakes so hardly an offer!

The_Conductor wrote: »

YOu get free ricecakes today- and the 10 Euro voucher tomorrow.

Righto, cheers.
I'll hold off on the paper shopping until tomorrow. Was just a bit confused as some posts further back seemed to be saying that it was Saturday's indo had the tenner.

joeKel73

How much is the Sunday Independent?
And how long are these vouchers normally valid for?

I've never spent near €50 in Aldi but if it doesn't expire soon I might hang onto it for when there's something big on special offer. €50 shop in Aldi would be a LOT of shopping.

Rucking_Fetard

J o e wrote: »

€50 shop in Aldi would be a LOT of shopping.

Jaysus it wouldn't.

joeKel73

It would for one lad living in shared accommodation with limited storage space.

kn

J o e wrote: »

How much is the Sunday Independent?
And how long are these vouchers normally valid for?

I've never spent near €50 in Aldi but if it doesn't expire soon I might hang onto it for when there's something big on special offer. €50 shop in Aldi would be a LOT of shopping.

You can use it in Tesco as well. They are valid for the week and the Sindo is I think something like €2.30.

Fred Swanson

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John C 1981

kn wrote: »

You can use it in Tesco as well. They are valid for the week and the Sindo is I think something like €2.30.

€2.90 if I remember rightly...

greendom

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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Last week's one was valid from last Sunday until tomorrow

Geuze

cerastes wrote: »

25 off, I only got 18 off per 100. Still with the few euros off in cash vouchers, still works out at 25% but assumed they sent out the same value off amount for all customers.

No, they don't.

It seems to be somehow customised, maybe in line with your previous spend, etc.

I am not a regular DS shopper, I got 4 vouchers, all 25% off 40, 60, 80, 100.

My friends got different reductions off different amonts.

Sam Kade

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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So you have to buy a paper you probably will never read to get €7 back. Doesn't sound that great after all

mfceiling

Sam Kade wrote: »

So you have to buy a paper you probably will never read to get €7 back. Doesn't sound that great after all

What's not great? Take the voucher, throw the paper in the bin and you still are getting a free €7 - enough for a free bottle of wine, a free couple of steaks, a free weeks fruit, a free weeks toilet paper, a free weeks milk, a free few litres of juice....take your pick.

mikeecho

J o e wrote: »

It would for one lad living in shared accommodation with limited storage space.

bottles of spirits

KOR101

Try pick one up for free in a hotel......

mikeecho

KOR101 wrote: »

Try pick one up for free in a hotel......

most hotels only supply Lite copies.. these dont have the vouchers

Sam Kade

mfceiling wrote: »

What's not great? Take the voucher, throw the paper in the bin and you still are getting a free €7 - enough for a free bottle of wine, a free couple of steaks, a free weeks fruit, a free weeks toilet paper, a free weeks milk, a free few litres of juice....take your pick.

I can get €15 back in Dunnes when I spend €60 this week without the need to buy a newspaper it's a more enticing offer that's all

The_Conductor

Sam Kade wrote: »

I can get €15 back in Dunnes when I spend €60 this week without the need to buy a newspaper it's a more enticing offer that's all

If you're a family of 4- and spend significantly more than this on groceries- having a couple of coupons can be handy.

mfceiling

Sam Kade wrote: »

I can get €15 back in Dunnes when I spend €60 this week without the need to buy a newspaper it's a more enticing offer that's all

Yeah but only you can do that.

The rest of the country can pick up the indo, take the voucher and be up €7 on the weekly shop straight away!!

muffler

Sam Kade wrote: »

I can get €15 back in Dunnes when I spend €60 this week without the need to buy a newspaper it's a more enticing offer that's all

I take it thats because you have spent a lot of money shopping in Dunnes in the past?

JeffKenna

Hi all,

Is the voucher in today's sindo? I can't seem to find it?

crayon80

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Quackster

Geuze wrote: »

No, they don't.

It seems to be somehow customised, maybe in line with your previous spend, etc.

I am not a regular DS shopper, I got 4 vouchers, all 25% off 40, 60, 80, 100.

My friends got different reductions off different amonts.

Yep, I'm also an occasional DS shopper and got the exact same vouchers. It seems regular DS shoppers get customised vouchers depending on how much they spend.

Quackster

J o e wrote: »

How much is the Sunday Independent?
And how long are these vouchers normally valid for?

I've never spent near €50 in Aldi but if it doesn't expire soon I might hang onto it for when there's something big on special offer. €50 shop in Aldi would be a LOT of shopping.

If you've a PAYG mobile, use the voucher in Tesco to buy call credit with the rest of your shopping.

JeffKenna

crayon80 wrote: »

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I see the problem, I picked up a light edition from a hotel which doesn't have the voucher!

mikeecho

Will there be a voucher in this coming Sundays paper?

Or was last Sunday the end of it?

cerastes

muffler wrote: »

I take it thats because you have spent a lot of money shopping in Dunnes in the past?

Quackster wrote: »

Yep, I'm also an occasional DS shopper and got the exact same vouchers. It seems regular DS shoppers get customised vouchers depending on how much they spend.

Im sure thats the same as anywhere that issues vouchers? no?

I think the Dunnes ones are offered to customers but the value might vary according to how much you spend, but Im not certain that you have to spend that much or anything at all to get the €x off per €x spend. It would be in DS interets to encourage low spending shoppers with more money off as you get them along with your accrued cash vouchers from points, with mine its practically 20% off, whether you view this as factored into the cost or not or a reward to help them track their customers real spending habits and so how they offer products or price them in the future, theres no reason not to avail of them.

Not sure if thats a high value reward or just encouraging each person to spend a bit more than they usually do by offering vouchers

L1011

mikeecho wrote: »

Will there be a voucher in this coming Sundays paper?

Or was last Sunday the end of it?

It was only announced as three weeks originally so it appears it's over.

SmallTeapot

Voucher is in this Sundays' Independent

casio4

how much is the paper?