Tesco misprices and discussion thread 11

FloFlo

Wool27 wrote: »

Who Terry leahy please?!

I belive he's gone Phillip Clarke is his replacement.

jumblejack

Have we got Phillip clarkes email addy? Cheers.

julie2105

i know some of you are real experts on the dtd and i just wannted to know if anyone could give me a step by step guide to how you do it on a wed, when the deal has finished on the tues, last week someone was talking about the bacon and sausage deal, but is there a way i can look at all the stuff thats on offer today and am likely to get dtd on iut tomorrow? sorry if i've got it all wrong TIA

julie2105

jumblejack wrote: »

Have we got Phillip clarkes email addy? Cheers.

1) Email adress of Chief Executive:(Presumably)
[EMAIL="philip.clarke@uk.tesco.com"]philip.clarke@uk.tesco.com[/EMAIL]
http://twitter.com/#!/clarkepatesco (Twitter address of Philip clarke)

from the coupon thread HTH

Wool27

julie2105 wrote: »

i know some of you are real experts on the dtd and i just wannted to know if anyone could give me a step by step guide to how you do it on a wed, when the deal has finished on the tues, last week someone was talking about the bacon and sausage deal, but is there a way i can look at all the stuff thats on offer today and am likely to get dtd on iut tomorrow? sorry if i've got it all wrong TIA

With regards to my DTD's, this is where something is priced as £1 as an example and you get charged £2, you definitely don't say anything to the til operator or they amend price and you are no better off. You pay, go to customer services and tell them you've been overcharged, their policy is to give you double the difference. So my dinner set was labelled at £25 but scanned at £50. I paid £50, went to CS and got £50 back and still have the dinner set! All of my stores have the scanners around the store so you can check, I generally scan a lot of items to see any inconsistencies. They are mainly yellow tickets with money saving on them, they also sometimes have offer valid until dates...so like the dinner set, the date said 30 June so well out of date and a sure fire win!

The bacon sausage deal is harder because the savings are only deducted at the till. The offer was buy one of each for £3, the offer ended but the stickers weren't removed from the bacon. You paid the individual price then go to Cs to claim the saving, doubled!

Wednesday is best because this is when the weekly offers change.

The 1/2 price offers on hair care and electric shaving finish tonight so if you go nice and early you might be able to get something that the shelf states as half price, but the system charges full, then you get your DTD, that's my plan for the morning!

My best to date was yesterday's episode with the socks, priced at £1.25, I was charged £15 so will eventually get £27.50 back once they stop
messing me around!

Hope that helps!

a1cat

Wool27 wrote: »

With regards to my DTD's, this is where something is priced as £1 as an example and you get charged £2, you definitely don't say anything to the til operator or they amend price and you are no better off. You pay, go to customer services and tell them you've been overcharged, their policy is to give you double the difference. So my dinner set was labelled at £25 but scanned at £50. I paid £50, went to CS and got £50 back and still have the dinner set! All of my stores have the scanners around the store so you can check, I generally scan a lot of items to see any inconsistencies. They are mainly yellow tickets with money saving on them, they also sometimes have offer valid until dates...so like the dinner set, the date said 30 June so well out of date and a sure fire win!

The bacon sausage deal is harder because the savings are only deducted at the till. The offer was buy one of each for £3, the offer ended but the stickers weren't removed from the bacon. You paid the individual price then go to Cs to claim the saving, doubled!

Wednesday is best because this is when the weekly offers change.

The 1/2 price offers on hair care and electric shaving finish tonight so if you go nice and early you might be able to get something that the shelf states as half price, but the system charges full, then you get your DTD, that's my plan for the morning!

My best to date was yesterday's episode with the socks, priced at £1.25, I was charged £15 so will eventually get £27.50 back once they stop
messing me around!

Hope that helps!

Beggars MUST give you DTD :cool::cool::cool::cool::cool:

julie2105

Wool27 wrote: »

With regards to my DTD's, this is where something is priced as £1 as an example and you get charged £2, you definitely don't say anything to the til operator or they amend price and you are no better off. You pay, go to customer services and tell them you've been overcharged, their policy is to give you double the difference. So my dinner set was labelled at £25 but scanned at £50. I paid £50, went to CS and got £50 back and still have the dinner set! All of my stores have the scanners around the store so you can check, I generally scan a lot of items to see any inconsistencies. They are mainly yellow tickets with money saving on them, they also sometimes have offer valid until dates...so like the dinner set, the date said 30 June so well out of date and a sure fire win!

The bacon sausage deal is harder because the savings are only deducted at the till. The offer was buy one of each for £3, the offer ended but the stickers weren't removed from the bacon. You paid the individual price then go to Cs to claim the saving, doubled!

Wednesday is best because this is when the weekly offers change.

The 1/2 price offers on hair care and electric shaving finish tonight so if you go nice and early you might be able to get something that the shelf states as half price, but the system charges full, then you get your DTD, that's my plan for the morning!

My best to date was yesterday's episode with the socks, priced at £1.25, I was charged £15 so will eventually get £27.50 back once they stop
messing me around!

Hope that helps!

Thanks think i get it (just) got the whole DTD thing and how you got it, but it's the yellow label thing with the exp date on it, oh and i nearly p***ed myself laughing at the the fact you thought you didn't help ur case much whilst waiting around getting a gordon ramsay set for free, hilarious!!!! and awesome, i am in awe, i would however keep pressing on re the way you've been treated, i also filled out a 'how did we do' thing on their website and ended up getting £10 voucher from cs and £20 from head office because a silly bint refused to take my APG vouchers, and then HO said they didn't accept them so i fired an email back quoting the tesco magazine on their APG acceptance they back down eventually. nothing to do with anything really but thought you'd like to know :j

celebrate

julie2105 wrote: »

Thanks think i get it (just) got the whole DTD thing and how you got it, but it's the yellow label thing with the exp date on it, oh and i nearly p***ed myself laughing at the the fact you thought you didn't help ur case much whilst waiting around getting a gordon ramsay set for free, hilarious!!!! and awesome, i am in awe, i would however keep pressing on re the way you've been treated, i also filled out a 'how did we do' thing on their website and ended up getting £10 voucher from cs and £20 from head office because a silly bint refused to take my APG vouchers, and then HO said they didn't accept them so i fired an email back quoting the tesco magazine on their APG acceptance they back down eventually. nothing to do with anything really but thought you'd like to know :j

of course it's something to do with everything lol!
welcome to the thread and thanks for sharing, will bear that in mind had a few funny looks with my asda APG coupons but not yet had any refused

babie_gurl

hi everyone advice needed !! i bought bedding from my tesco store £ 25 with 400 extra points ( which isnt showing on my account!) i have now looked at the internet and they have the bedding at half price ! which i have orderd from them again! do you think they do double the discount if there website is diffrent from store price ?? what would you do ??

celebrate

No I think it's instore only
Is there extra points online as well?
Depends how much it was might be better bargain to buy online and refund the in store one
I have found they have inflated the prices for promotions with the extra points it's all a con