Tesco misprices and discussion thread 11

runninglea

Hi frubes are advertised as buy one get two free but going through tills as bogof. Therefore costing £4 but getting £4 back as dtd.

finn

czerniacha wrote: »

got LOADS today, thanks everyone who helped!

no wine/champagne

still a great trip to 3 stores

Apologies if I missed the post, but which wine and champagnes are possibilities? :beer:

carls1976

ali_r wrote: »

glitch didnt work for me - sel was £1.23 and they scanned at £1.23 I bought the plain cheese one.

theres 2 cheese ones 1 is 1.23 the other 2.42 the one you wanted is the deep loaded one its a dark box says with a red bit saying fully loaded deep pan baked loaded cheese

getmore4less

getmore4less wrote: »

undated OOD sel on boddingtons 12 pack £10, 3-4-£20

charged £12.19each £36.57, DTD £33.14.

Asda says £8 lets see if that pays out as well. could be another £12.57 back

Nearly bought the 20 pack at £13

well came back with 3x 12pack N/A

Can you challenge a price check?

HappyChappy84

phil007439 wrote: »

Wow, where are you gonna put all that jelly Happychap? lol hope it has a long use-by date..
Good effort though!

In my stomach! But in the meantime, I don't know, my cupboards are full! Mar/Apr 2012 is the use by date.


Free jelly no longer working in Aberd33n T0rry.

Bookworm63

getmore4less wrote: »

well came back with 3x 12pack N/A

Can you challenge a price check?

I tried once and got nowhere - not even a reply. Took the items back as it wasn't a DTD. Good luck if you do and let us know how you get on :cool:

Enterprise_1701C

I challenged a price check, got a phone call and got 200 clubcard points, the difference was £1. Can't remember what it was for at the moment, but it was identical on both sites.

celebrate

magsmorris wrote: »

It was about a week before I got a call back but when they did they were quick to solve the problem, offer comp and to confirm they still do DTD

I haven't had a reply about my issue either , getting paranoid now in my old age, maybe they're collecting evidence about my exploits in my local T's establishments or maybe they're busy fixing the jelly glitch...... Or maybe they're out buying jelly and custard!

lawrie28

Can someone tell me if I am correct with this thinking.

When you buy an item from Tesco and use a coupon for that item, the reduction is shown as a voucher at the bottom of the receipt.

So if I was to get a coupon for lets say Lego (cos there is one in the lego magazine that has come through the door), and I bought the specific lego along with some other shopping and then used my coupon for a £2 discount on that lego, if I then returned the Lego to Tesco saying it was unwanted, they would then refund the full price of the item back to me, which would leave the £2 coupon as a discount on everything else I have bought.

So whilst I know some SA will take any voucher you have and are not bothered, I just thought this is a cheeky way to play the system if they only accept coupons for what you have actually bought.

Am I correct or is there something in my cunning plan that will go awry?

phil007439

celebrate wrote: »

I haven't had a reply about my issue either , getting paranoid now in my old age, maybe they're collecting evidence about my exploits in my local T's establishments or maybe they're busy fixing the jelly glitch...... Or maybe they're out buying jelly and custard!

Lol sounds about right.

Was thinking of just ringing Customer Service and trying to start again from there.. What do you reckon, wait or phone?