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1/2 Price Deals @ Woolworths: John West Tuna $0.97, Pepsi 24 Pack $9.89, Raffaello $7.50, 10% off Event Cinemas/20% off XBL GCs

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1/2 Price Deals @ Woolworths: John West Tuna $0.97, Pepsi 24 Pack $9.89, Raffaello $7.50, 10% off Event Cinemas/20% off XBL GCs
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easternculture on 23/11/2015 - 17:47 woolworths.com.au (1028 clicks)
Last edited 28/11/2015 - 13:16 by 2 other users

New woolies catalogue

  • 20% off Selected Gift Cards* (Xbox live, Quickflix, facebook, Red Balloon, City beach, Air Tasker)
  • 10% off Event Cinemas Gift Cards
  • 1/2 Price All Vodafone Mobile Broadband Products*

Half price specials

  • Dairy Farmers Thick & Creamy Yoghurt 150g $1
  • Nescafe Menu Pk 10 $3.29
  • Lindt Lindor Balls 235g $8.65
  • Pepsi, Solo, Sunkist or Schweppes Varieties 24 x 375ml $9.89
  • Berri Juice 2.4 Litre $2.34
  • Cadbury Boxed Choc Favourites 540g $9.50
  • Squeaky Gate Extra Virgin Olive Oil 750ml $5.49
  • Real Foods Corn Thins 125-150g $1
  • Cadbury Roses Silver 450g $7.50
  • Lindt Cornet 337g $9
  • Maggi Noodle Cup 58-68g $0.89
  • Nice & Natural Bars 180-192g $1.99
  • Supercoat Dry Dog Food 8 kg $12
  • Energizer Eco Advanced AA Pk 4 or AAA Pk 4 $4.97
  • Bulla Creamy Classics 2 Litre $3.84
  • Tip Top Cafe Raisin Toast or Cafe Style Breakfast Toast 650g $2.94
  • Anzac Biscuits 575g, Choc Chip or Triple Choc Cookies 500g Pk 24 $2.89
  • Dorset Muesli 540-600g or Granola 550g $4.15
  • Street Kitchen Asian 255-285g, Indian 255g or Mexican Dinner Kits 253-300g $2.50
  • Radiant Laundry Powder 2.5 kg $8.74
  • Dynamo Laundry Liquid 2 Litre $8.24
  • Sorbent Facial Tissue Thick & Large Pk 95 $1.29
  • Energizer Advanced AAA Pk 10 $8.24
  • Energizer Advanced AA Pk 10 $8.40
  • EasiYo Yogurt Maker – Excludes Mini Maker $11.49
  • Raffaello Ballotin 230g $7.50
  • Nestle Quality Street Tin 725g $12.50
  • Patties Party Pack 1.25 kg $6.75
  • Devondale Cultured Butter 375g $2.50
  • Tip Top Muffin Varieties Pk 6 $2.44
  • Vodafone Alcatel Onetouch 2052* $12.50
  • Optus Alcatel Pixi 3 $29.50
  • Telstra Microsoft Lumia 532# $39.50
  • Jif Bathroom or Kitchen Cleaner 750ml $3.34
  • Brut Deodorant 150g Varieties $3.14
  • Dove Shampoo or Conditioner 640ml $5.99
  • Pears Shower Gel 250ml or Pears Handwash Liquid 237ml Varieties $1.74
  • Pears Transparent Soap 3 x 125g $3.09
  • My Dog 400g – Excludes Home Recipe $1
  • Schmackos Strapz Dog Treats 500g $5.49
  • Abbott’s Village Bakery Bread Varieties 680-850g $2.69
  • Nature Valley Bars 100-210g $1.99
  • John West Tuna Tempters 95g $0.97
  • Natural Chip Company or CC's Corn Chips 175g $1.57

Other notable deals

  • Zooper Dooper 70ml Pk 24 $4 (Save $1.50)
  • Steggles Whole Chicken Family Roast – From the meat dept $2.99/kg (Save $2)
  • Bulla Everyday Multi Packs Pk 8-14, Peters Frosty Fruits 450-608ml Pk 8 or Peters Original 2 Litre $4
  • Mars, Snickers, Twix or Bounty Ice Cream Pk 6, Peters Maxibon Pk 4 or Peters Light & Creamy 1.8 Litre $5
  • Optus LG Leon $79 (Save $50)
Groceries Asahi Beverages Canned Fish Ferrero Gift Card John West Microsoft Soft Drink Tuna

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  • Rod71 on 23/11/2015 - 18:26
    +7

    Where are all the Woolworths Dollar scams, I mean deals?

  • Food on 23/11/2015 - 18:43

    24pk Pepsi variety cans $11.04 in SA, $8.64 after bottle & cans refund :)

    • Rod71 on 23/11/2015 - 18:47

      Store them like a hoarder until you have enough, then waste time and fuel to cart them across town to get your money back.

    • iratepirate on 23/11/2015 - 19:32
      +3

      The 12000 pokies woolies has are a blight on society. I know that pokies are a tax on people who don't understand maths, but these are just the sort the people the government should be protecting.

      The only reason I go to coles or woolies is to get free meat and cheese using their scanning policy. Between my local IGA and Aldi I don't miss them one bit.

      • rakerr on 23/11/2015 - 21:40

        how does said cheese and meat become free?

        • iratepirate on 23/11/2015 - 21:55
          +2

          If you are charged more than the shelf price for any product (up to the value of $50 per item) that item will be refunded and you keep the item.

          http://anra.com.au/scanning/scanning-code - looking at this it says coles is no longer a signatory, but I have gotten refunds at coles within the last week. Check this for Coles https://www.coles.com.au/customer-service/helping-you-shop

          It turns out that this happens most in the meat and deli departments when something is priced per kilo and put on "special" and the sales droids don't reprice every single item.

        • rakerr on 24/11/2015 - 02:51

          Does this really happen that often? Just so i'm clear you are stating you regularly find cases where for example a type of cheese is on special for $20 a kilo down from $25, you get charged the $25 a kilo price instead of the $20 and therefore get it free?

          I am fully aware of this code and always check my receipts i have caught being over charged on the deli side of things probably less than 5 times. Where as non deli products off the shelf i would of had well over 100 occurrences of being over charged and getting the item for free.

          also how do you know its going to be free before you ask for it? or you just hope for the best?

        • iratepirate on 24/11/2015 - 05:51
          +1

          @Tippytoe: If it's got an on special yellow ticket on the shelf and each item is priced by the kilo all of those items have to be repriced, some often are not.

          Tips:-
          1) Make sure the item matches the shelf ticket. Human error in stocking the shelves is not a scanning error.
          2) I take a photo with my phone holding the item that is mispriced next to the shelf ticket, stops the store taking the ticket down and saying it never happened.
          3) The prices change every wednesday so go wednesday in the early afternoon.
          4) Always be firm but polite and have a copy of their policy with you.
          5) Take the item to the service desk after you have payed for it and tell them you have been charged more than the shelf price. Often they will try to refund the difference - tell them that you know this isn't their scanner policy.
          6) If a manager says they won't do it then smile and walk away - it's just one of their policies, not the law…

        • iratepirate on 24/11/2015 - 05:57
          +1

          @rakerr: My freezer is full and I frequently give roasts and legs of ham away to needy families in my area. More people than you could dream are just scraping by, living until the next paycheck. When I walk into one store they mutter here comes Mr Free. My wife won't go food shopping with me any more :).

          I haven't added it up but over the last year we are talking over $1000.

        • rakerr on 24/11/2015 - 11:38

          I still don't know how you can tell what price will be charged until you get to the counter/receive the deli price ticket after ordering the goods. Is there a way you can tell so you can select the exact products that will be free before ordering them? (yes or no would be great) If not it would seem you are just using your tips to increase your catch rate of freebies. If there isn't a way to know what to order so its free then statements like this "The only reason I go to coles or woolies is to get free meat and cheese using their scanning policy" are silly.

        • iratepirate on 24/11/2015 - 12:41

          @rakerr: Sorry I wasn't clear - the cheese comes from the island fridges, they are priced per kilo by the deli and packaged - when they go on special they are sometimes not marked down correctly. In the last two weeks I've gotten a red wax chedder from coles and a masadam wedge from woolies.

        • rakerr on 24/11/2015 - 12:51
          +1

          Oh ok that makes sense, the prepackaged deli label stuff that still has the old price as they haven't bothered to relabel anything. My local coles/woolworths don't really do that. But i'll defo keep my eye out. I re-neg my silly comment. Excellent! Thanks so much for clarification.

          I guess one other tip is when you find these situations make sure you take the biggest pack you can find as its only 1 for free. Also if you are shopping with your partner, one pack each.

  • retiredfeline on 23/11/2015 - 18:51

    Those $1 tuna tempters seem to be the norm now.

    • fusion17 on 23/11/2015 - 19:33

      Best deals have been the 4 packs for $2.99 and 12 cans for $10… Forgot what that actual deal was exactly.

  • jv on 23/11/2015 - 19:15

    Raffaello

    Isn't he one of the Ninja Turtles?

    • AssociatedTal_Shiar @ Woolworths on 23/11/2015 - 20:00
      -1

      Maybe if Raphael and Donatello found some more ooze perhaps :P

    • TheOneWhoKnocks on 23/11/2015 - 21:50

      Nope. That's Raphael.

  • marquise on 23/11/2015 - 19:54

    Air Tasker gift cards??? Didn't realise they existed

  • smurfinaus on 23/11/2015 - 20:58

    "1/2 Price All Vodafone Mobile Broadband Products*"

    Good deal if this is correct. Why is there an asterisk next to this one?

  • coprocessor8087 on 23/11/2015 - 21:13

    Those Gift cards are the one that nobody buys. If they don't clear the shelves, they will sit there forever. The card bar code may be peeling off and can't be read as well.

  • rakerr on 23/11/2015 - 21:32

    Don't forget your 5% off woolies Egift cards through cashrewards to save a further 5% on everything. and 1$ cash back on all 30$ orders.

    ALSO the below from cashrewards
    $10 off your kitchen essentials. To redeem enter promotional code WK22KITCH at checkout when you buy any participating household essentials product.
    100$ spend needed.

  • currentfad on 24/11/2015 - 01:11

    5% off e-gift cards + 20% off xbox live = the same thing as the Microsoft discount for gift cards? Assuming i'll only be buying digital xbox games.

  • Chilby2k on 24/11/2015 - 09:02

    How long is the 20% off Xbox live cards go for?

  • doofus on 26/11/2015 - 06:48

    It looks like the Xbox Live gift cards are only for the subscription; there is no discount on the Xbox Store cards. Can anyone confirm or clarify?

    Edit: to clarify, using EB Games as an example, they have these options:
    - A subscription - https://ebgames.com.au/xbox360-139299-Xbox-Live-Three-Month-…
    - A $25 card to actually spend in the store - https://ebgames.com.au/xbox360-163767-Xbox-Live---25-Xbox-36…

    Actually, I don't think Woolworths even has the second type of store credit do they? At least not that I could easily see when I looked in store last night. I can't find either on the online store.

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