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The Groceries at the Morrisons website meant that I could get a £10 discount voucher for a £90 order this week. That £80 deal for £10 off has been updated to £90 instead. So I did what I could to get the extra website savings and these reduced the £120+ prices down to £90+ prices and then I used the voucher to get that deal. I paid £1.50 for deliveries and yet the deal applies to the full order being delivered. Otherwise, the items arrive without the rest being available. That leads to substitutions I may have to decline while still getting the £10 discount.
£10 off is better than a 10% off deal because fewer items will reduce the discount if I decline substitutions. So I must check the delivery details prior to agreeing any substitutes.
http://www.groceries.morrisons.com
Check emails for £10 off voucher deals!
This week I wanted to check out a wowcher voucher code to save 20% off. The Zig Zag mattress cost £25 but I paid £28. I clicked a redeem link and filled in the address details and got a cheaper cost of £19 delivery. Total £45.
The latest offer was 10% off as I saw on the Wowcher website on the 1st of November 2025. If that applied now then it would be £48.50 instead.
I have to wait until the end of the month to get the new mattress.
Google showed other website deals but £25 is for a smaller mattress and the 3ft size will cost a lot more at about £35 plus about £19 delivery. Unless there are extra discount deals for November 2025.
EBAY NEWS UPDATE:
More updates to Simple Delivery
Rates stay frozen through 2025From Monday, 6 October, Royal Mail will raise the label prices of its tracked services.
The good news is that our Simple Delivery rates will stay exactly the same until the end of 2025.
By freezing our prices, we’re making sure you continue to have a competitive, cost-effective option for the rest of the year.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
I couldn’t save the edited version so here it is:
TRICKORTREAT20 is the 20% off eBay code. TRICKORTREAT20
Ending: 3rd November 2025.The minimum order is £10, and the maximum discount is £75. Items are the selected sellers’ items, so look for free delivery to get a better discount that way.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/e/coupon-offers/generic
(A temporary link, as it gets different deals later.)
Search categories to find specific items, and when searching, you should check for the random items that mention this 20% or you may miss out.
TRICKORTREAT is the 20% eBay code ending on the 3rd of November 2025. Minimum order £10 and maxim discount £75. Selected sellers’ items so look for free delivery to get a better discount that way.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/e/coupon-offers/generic
(A temporary link as it gets different deals later.)
Search categories to find specific items and when searching look for random items that mention this 20% or you may miss out.
Here is an eBay policy update for customers who want to request the extra option for combined postage, to get a discount.
Seller Quote:
I found this on the Internet:
“To get combined postage on eBay,
add the items to your cart and
then either use the
“Request total from seller” button
or wait for the seller to send a combined invoice.
If the seller has an automatic system
for combined shipping,
the postage cost will be updated at checkout.”:::::::::
End Quote.
So that alters what?
We must check all the seller’s items and add what we can to the BASKET,
not the BUY NOW. A limited benefit. Other buyers watch some items! We buy and then pay when we must. Or we explore so that we save more.Then we delay our payment to check the seller’s items and determine the postage charges for any extra purchases.
Remember:
“To get combined postage on eBay,
add the items to your cart and
then either use the
“Request total from seller” button
or wait for the seller to send a combined invoice.
If the seller has an automatic system
for combined shipping,
the postage cost will be updated at checkout.”:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Well, GOOD LUCK WITH THAT!
Extra discounts and reduced prices led to saving £100, so I paid £220 on my 3 orders instead of £320 today.
When we buy in bulk we can get voucher savings or the standard price savings. Some sellers require extra delivery charges but we calculate the total price compared to the higher prices and their free deliveries.
Prices change for fashion items based on colour and small, medium, large or extra large sizes, so we must confirm what we are willing to buy. At times, the basket costs appear and we set extra options such as the number of items and home deliveries or local pickup deals.
We need to explore beyond our first checked items or deals because cheaper items may appear on these web pages…
Invest an hour and we could save a lot of money as bulk orders get extra discounts.
Extra email accounts can be sent discounts for Amazon or groceries ordered from Morrisons or the Co-Op.
Cancellations of Prime Video could cause standard postage option to increase, so double-check prior to any cancellation date or renewal charges begin…
Morrisons offer Amazon website groceries discounts, but sometimes I get the morrisons.com website discounts. So I visited the website and ordered up to £120 to get a maximum £12 off, if the items get delivered. Otherwise, not as much based on the available local store stock. The card payment wasn’t accepted for a card, so I used a different card, and that required a home phone call to verify the code, and that’s when the order was processed. I got a few extra discount deals, so I chose Readly for 3 months free, and then I must cancel before that ends, from today, the 21st of October 2025.
http://www.morrisons.com for groceries
http://www.readly.com for magazines and newspapersI’ve installed some coupon discount extensions, and the £12 off voucher worked as the highest offer.
NB If there’s a definite coupon for about £10 off, then I would choose that in the hope I get that instead, rather than risk getting a smaller discount should a lot of items not get delivered or other items sent instead. Some items may have to be rejected and returned as unsuitable or more expensive, such as wrong flavours, sizes or prices. I need to check the email to tell me what is right and what is not required.
The Amazon discount has ended, but a different email account offered me the 14 days again for 99p.
Sometimes we can save money using a £3 discount code for local pickup collections, as I recently decided to reduce my costs even more.
Another way is visiting the Amazon’s VOUCHER section and applying the discounts provided. That’s how I got the ROKU Streaming 4K stick for just over £30. The stick has the HDMI output, and the USB cable connects to the TV’s USB for power.
The Amazon Prime event has begun and who knows what’s worth buying?
The TVs are cheaper but we need to make sure we order the 4K Smart TV models and not the full HD versions.
There are TVs being sold that have the Freely service which is mainly Internet TV channels streamed rather than the TV aerial version called Freeview.
I recently bought a Netgem Netbox 4K receiver to get the Freeview SD and HD TV channels and Netgem’s 100+ Internet TV channels, too. The cost this time was less than £15. So I’m not that worried about Freely for now.
We can visit YouTube for the latest TV updates and suggestions, tricks and tips, workarounds and details for the recent TVs and their models to learn which would be better for us before we unpack some random TV set and learn it’s not what we were hoping for…
http://www.amazon.co.uk
http://www.ebay.co.uk and http://www.ebay.ieWe already know about eBay and its 20% discount codes for sellers’ items and those in the TV, Sound & Vision category. However, take care because some of the TV supports and stands are fragile and TVs can topple over. In fact, I’ve ordered TVs and secured them in place using wide rolls of the brown packing tapes. Across the surface the TV is on, and underneath, across the top and underneath. Well, good luck with that! But both large screen TVs are OK and they’re still secured and working for several months without problems.
Here is an unusual Ocado Shopping order update.
Pot Noodles were offered at £1.25 or 4 for £3. The orders were added at the SEARCH results not at the correct web page for all the details and extra conditions.
The actual web page states 4 for £3, but a little right arrow offers extra terms and I didn’t see that as I ordered at the Search stage and its results that explained NOTHING!
So one order got a saving and the other 3 orders were charged at £1.25 instead. When I got a £25 discount, I thought all was going as it should. It wasn’t. All I got was a discount of £8 plus that £25. I was expected to pay the full price for the extra 60 items. That meant the real price increased £5 above the expected prices. So I cancelled the order using their CONTACT US phone number.
Nowadays, we need to be psychic and have a calculator using the calc search using the Windows key for the left-hand display. The search for calc leads to the calculator display.
60x£1.25=£75.
Take away £25 voucher=£50.Now it’s not 75p each but an increase to 83p each.
Now that’s what I call ironic…
I’ve bought stuff. I’ve got several offers and reduced prices. I’ve got Amazon Prime for one of my accounts. Two weeks for 99p. I got some extra savings using different discounts.
I registered as a new customer on the http://www.ocado.com website and the web browser extension for the Coupert coupon search found a working voucher to save £25 with about £9 off for my multi-item purchases this time. Also note the 3-month free delivery for new customers.
The Amazon website offered some fizzy drinks and I ordered 24 of these to save more money. Another £10 saving and free delivery, too. Sometimes there’s an extra delivery option at a local store that helped me use the £3 discount code 3OFFPICKUP so I will go to the store and save on that for this separate order that saved me about £20.
On eBay, I made an offer for a Netgem 4K Netbox that gets over 100 Internet TV channels when I retune it. The seller made a counter offer and my payment went up slightly to less than £15.
On the Amazon website again, I ordered 2 gold-coloured Jesus Crucifix Crosses and paid less than than I expected when a little extra reduction was offered. Hopefully, they can get delivered OK to a different address next week.
The Avon website offers perfume samples and the discount code SAMPLE saved me some money that way. This way, people can learn which fragrances they want to order later.
The MustHaveIdeas website saved me some money, too. One postage charge for my 3 orders which were already reduced by £5 and the second and the third order got reduced a few pounds more using codes such as IMBACK or MEAGAIN. A total saving of over £20. Upon unpacking the large box, there were a few 20% discounts if I order soon.
So when I save money, it’s because of my Virgin Media Broadband and phone line rental as well as my TV and computer access. Such options help me as I help others when buying for them, too. That’s a future way to reduce our Christmas gift purchases later.
My recent Amazon Morrisons order wasn’t complete, so I saved money on the missing items, yet I still got my discount.
I was offered several Morrisons website discounts, so I used one account with a free delivery trial and ordered the missing items, then I topped up the order to £80 to get an extra £10 off this weekend.
Amazon Prime starts on the 7th of October 2025.
For now, I have ordered the Amazon Prime subscription services for 7 days for 99p.
I got the Morrisons groceries discount deal for £10 off an £80 order.
http://amazon.co.uk/mytv Once signed in, it uses the TV’s screen code to get the Prime Video service.
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