tesco till spit glitch

crazy_girl

at the moment tesco are giving out till spits with various amounts of money off various spends on 'household essentials' (laundry, cleaning, loo roll etc.)

these work in conjunction with each other and also on teh full amount of products on bogof and 'buy two for £x'

marie-moo-moo

where did you get the voucher from?did you have to hand it in at the till?did'nt they say anything?

bigstevex

How come I never get these till spit things

crazy_girl

till spits are vouchers that randomly come out with your reciept when you pay for a shop with your cc, you hand them in like any other voucher when you pay.

HannahIOW

The only ones I ever get are £10 off £70 spend and I can never afford to spend that much in there in one hit lol

crazy_girl

when i get those ones i just stock up on three weeks worth dry/ long use by date goods and then for athe next two weeks i just get fruit and veg and milk etc.

Storck

Did you use the self serve?

I can not believe that a checkout assistant would take more than one of the vouchers.

There seems to be more and more of these till spits. At the moment there is the petrol coupon, plus various other stuff. A lot of people do not wait for them from the self serve machines and you can easily collect them after they have gone.

crazy_girl

storck, you must believe it as i did use a manned check out

want2Bdebtfree

Be careful when using the selfservice tills. Often the assistant has to come and authorise vouchers. Last time before she authorised she asked what other coupons had I used which had been accepted. She then opened the coupon door and checked. I was using the vouchers legit so there was not a problem but usually when using multi WYS vouchers the total increases.
Just thought I'd warn you if you use these tills!

Storck

crazy_girl wrote: »

storck, you must believe it as i did use a manned check out

Think they need a bit of retraining then. The vouchers should be taken at the end of the transaction after totalling up the amount. Then you check to see if the voucher is acceptable.

sinw

Storck wrote: »

Think they need a bit of retraining then. The vouchers should be taken at the end of the transaction after totalling up the amount. Then you check to see if the voucher is acceptable.

Whilst doing so perhaps a lil good manners training for most (but not all) will be a good idea :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: