Tesco Misprices Discussion area part 5

georgiac

bylromarha wrote:

I'm not an R+R hunter anymore .............they have really cool kiddy cars with trolleys attached...a pain to steer, but much more fun if you're nearly 2!)

Wow, a retired R&R'er and not even 2 yet, that's some going, do your mummy and daddy know!!!!!!!!

Hey_Dude

georgiac wrote:

Wow, a retired R&R'er and not even 2 yet, that's some going, do your mummy and daddy know!!!!!!!!

I'll keep my eye out for any mis-priced packets of Spangles.....

Duder

brindles01

Hey_Dude wrote:

I'll keep my eye out for any mis-priced packets of Spangles.....

Duder

Spangles!? Duder, you ARE showing your age.;)

Hey_Dude

brindles01 wrote:

Spangles!? Duder, you ARE showing your age.;)

And the first ever single I ever owned was "The Leader of The Gang".........

Help me!! Medic!!

Sorry - way off topic - sorry Mods.

The Dude

P.S. Do you want to see my bunny rabbits?

moonpie

For anyone with a guilty conscience about getting R&R's, I've just been to Tesco's (N.I.) and noticed my bill was larger than expected. Turned out I had been charged three times for one bottle of wine. CS couldn't apologise enough and told me the checkout operator had done me a favour as I was getting them all refunded and I would get to keep the bottle of wine!!!!!!!!!!!:rotfl:

notasdaftasilook

Anyone know what happens if you need to visit customer services after 10 o'clock when the lights are on but there's nobody home ? don't want to have to go back the next day .

moonpie

notasdaftasilook wrote:

Anyone know what happens if you need to visit customer services after 10 o'clock when the lights are on but there's nobody home ? don't want to have to go back the next day .

Are the lights ever on????????????

RufusA

notasdaftasilook wrote:

Anyone know what happens if you need to visit customer services after 10 o'clock when the lights are on but there's nobody home ? don't want to have to go back the next day .

In my experience after 10PM there is usually a checkout supervisor or duty manager who *can* do an R&R for you.

However with about 2 tills open, huge queues, the checkout supervisor disappearing about 2 hours before and the duty manager mainly concerned with shelf stocking with very tired employees IMHO it isn't worth the pain of attempting an R&R unless it's a high value item and you don't need to go to bed before midnight!

YMMV - Rufus.

josie

Going back to the twin pack of gammon steaks (unsmoked), SEL £2.53, price on pack £2.98.

I went to get a couple of packs in a certain north west store that has self scanning checkouts and when I rang them through, a warning came up on the screen - "There is a problem with this item, please wait for a customer service assistant". Well, I ignored that and carried on and rang the other pack through and the rest of my shopping. By the time the SA had come to "my aid" and asked what was wrong, I said nothing it's going fine.

But I just thought, I wonder if that store has put a warning on the gammon, after reading about it on here? Why not just remove the SEL?

Presumably, tho' this would appear when going through a normal till and alert the SA to the incorrect price.

Solution: Go for a store with self scanners if you can and ignore the warning LOL!

dorajar

RufusA wrote:

IMHO YMMV - Rufus.

I know I'm probably being thick but what do these abbreviations actually mean