Do you ever check your receipts for those offers you thought you'd bought? [merged]

tripled

I'm not a tesco fan, but I have to say I went in the other month to buy some headphones, when I checked the reciept on the way out I saw the price was wrong. I complained to CS and it turned out they had put a different (more expensive) model there and not updated the ticket. I asked to return them and they offered to refund the difference instead, so I got better headphones for the same price.

That was the same store I had a big row with them a few weeks later over something else, but that's another story...

Stryder

Surely, grammatically speaking, those three sentences should form a single paragraph, having, three statement related to the same topic.
4um speek is v tirsum

purplebutterfly

Stryder wrote: »

Surely, grammatically speaking, those three sentences should form a single paragraph, having, three statement related to the same topic.
4um speek is v tirsum

:rotfl::rotfl:

:beer:

Casperthefriendlyghost

I always add up my shopping as I go along (on my phone) so I know if something's not right, I will concede if you're shopping for a large family that could be difficult, but I do smaller shops so I can check.

I discovered in Lidl they had overcharged me for the same item three times and I reported it to the manager whilst in the store and made them sell it to me at the lower price.

The fourth time I purchased said item again there was still a difference between the price on the shelf and the price at the till, they hadn't even bothered to change it, after I reported it. I told them I didn't want the item at the wrong price, wrote to their head office and got a voucher for £5 to spend in store.

It made me aware of being overcharged as I decide whether to buy something or not according to the price advertised on the shelf, and that is what I expect to be charged. Even 5p more per item adds up and I'd rather the money in my pocket than theirs.

Cheers
Casper
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flossy_splodge

bylromarha wrote: »

- you do know that if Tesco overcharge you, their policy is that you can get double the difference back (overcharged by £2, you get £4 back)

Not any more I'm afraid!
they officially stopped that policy about a year ago.
Do let us know if you have a local Tesco still operatibg it, we'll all come!:p

katiejones

flossy_splodge wrote: »

bylromarha wrote: »

- you do know that if Tesco overcharge you, their policy is that you can get double the difference back (overcharged by £2, you get £4 back)

Not any more I'm afraid!
they officially stopped that policy about a year ago.
Do let us know if you have a local Tesco still operatibg it, we'll all come!:p

My local Tesco's here in Northampton still does this. about 3 weeks ago we bought meat on the 3 for £10. Went through the checkout at £12, off to customer services and i got £4 back. Hubby thought it was great.

sassyblue

My eyes are bleeding, lower case letters and some full stops. It's not hard. :eek:

satan666wayne

flossy_splodge wrote: »

bylromarha wrote: »

- you do know that if Tesco overcharge you, their policy is that you can get double the difference back (overcharged by £2, you get £4 back)

Not any more I'm afraid!
they officially stopped that policy about a year ago.
Do let us know if you have a local Tesco still operatibg it, we'll all come!:p

Tesco have not stopped this. read the info at customer services.

satan666wayne

sassyblue wrote: »

my eyes are bleeding, lower case letters and some full stops. It's not hard. :eek:

if.you.don't.like.it.don't.read.it.

chrisaj

I went into Asda today. Bought 3 packs of chocs, £1.74 each or 3 for £3. Went through the self check out.....guess what....I got charged the full price,:eek: so I went to cust services and got a refund. Had that of been in my full shop I probably wouldn't have noticed