Tesco misprices and discussion thread 11

nikkilala_2

Be careful you don't get DTD burnout;)I think that's what I have:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:I think I have lived in T's pretty much since March and have'nt been all week.I've been really busy working but probably could have squeezed in a quick visit(Whoops I did pop in quick to pick up glasses on Wed night) I think I need my T's mojo back;)So will ease myself back in with a visit tonight:)

Dreamer42

A great way to get rid of all the phones you have bought with dtd is to sell them on ebay - make even more money - I am addictive to moneysaving!

caz2703

Glad I could be of use folks!

I too have lived in Ts since April when I got into the old Asda DTD. After that I just kept an eye on this thread for the odd misprice but this current DTD has taken off and become a full time job near enough. As my DH is now an ex-DH, I can surf as often as I like and when I like as previously I was 'restricted' to when he was at work. I can go out at night to get glitches, go at weekends and travel around the country without being tied to him :beer:

His loss is my gain. So far at very little cost I have phones, pots, Denby, knives, Mega Bloks, clothes, gardening stuff and so many household products from DTD plus toiletries from Superdrug that I barely know what to do with myself! Between gift cards for complaining, a golden DTD receipt and a refund on a transaction I used coupons on I even got a new TV at a silly price so now DS can watch a DVD while I'm having a shower. And lets not forget the Mothercare threads which have provided cheap nappies & wipes (£150 worth for £75) and lots of arts & crafts stuff and toys at silly prices (£300 worth for £100).

So what's todays glitch? :whistle:

Jerrers_LFC

what are the DTD and SEL

as a newbie an relative non shopper ( i.e. male) would be nice to understand the terms

if anyone can point me in right direction be appreciated

NicolacM

From the first post of this thread:

"For information purposes:

For clarification SEL stands for Shelf Edge Label, R & R stands for Refund & Retain, DTD stands for Double the Difference"

Hope this helps

Jerrers_LFC wrote: »

what are the DTD and SEL

as a newbie an relative non shopper ( i.e. male) would be nice to understand the terms

if anyone can point me in right direction be appreciated

thelurch

Dreamer42 wrote: »

A great way to get rid of all the phones you have bought with dtd is to sell them on ebay - make even more money - I am addictive to moneysaving!

And a great way to look like you've been looting too! :rotfl:

redfraggle_2

Laneyboo wrote: »

Question about the denby sets...

I'm after the black pepper ones but saw cappucino with a White SEL of £38 and JM ones for £33.50 again a White SEL so nothing ood?

Can someone let me know if the black pepper sets should have a yellow sel?

My store had the black pepper on a white SEL but at £33. was the wrong price - even better then as CS cant use the excuse that its OOD

Forgetful

well went to 2 tescos today... seems all the denby dinner services are at the reduced price...

celebrate

Hi guys
The cool blue denby was scanning at the lower price in my local today

Also flaming SA noticed the sticker on the prawns, I tried to distract him but my little boy was desperate for the loo and the store didn't have any toilets so I risked buying just the prawns, didn't have time to pick up anything else. Moral of the story, buy some other bits to disguise your shopping and don't take a whining 3 year old with you ( although has worked to my advantage on occasion lol)

robstersgirl

You'd have to be mad to buy the JM denby set at full price :rotfl:
£67 for 4plates 4 sideplates and 4 bowls, I have no idea what to do with mine we're a family of 6.
I think it's expensive even at £33.50 tbh, Am I too MSE these days lmao!!