Tesco misprice discussion area part 12

jasonrat

just out of curiosity aren't tescos guilty of misselling on 2 counts?
one on over pricing and
second on refusing an r and r and offering the difference instead?
just a thought

Constantine

jasonrat wrote:

just out of curiosity aren't tescos guilty of misselling on 2 counts?
one on over pricing and
second on refusing an r and r and offering the difference instead?
just a thought

Not really I think.

r and r is not a legal requirement, displaying a correct price is.

jasonrat

i'm not saying r and r is a legar requirement but if you have a policy then by law shouldn't you have to follow it

Constantine

jasonrat wrote:

i'm not saying r and r is a legar requirement but if you have a policy then by law shouldn't you have to follow it

Preferably. Honouring your advertised policies has always made the most sense to me

blackcateddie

taxiphil wrote:

If anyone at Tesco wants to start quoting the law at me, I'll be happy to meet up with them face to face and have a very long chat about a whole host of laws and the regularity with which they are broken by Tesco. I'm sure both parties could learn a great deal from the meeting.

(That wasn't a dig at you by the way, Conny, and I bow to your knowledge/research on the stuff about recordings).

Be that as it may, just because they may have broken any number of laws doesn't mean you can. When the children are arguing I point out '2 wrongs don't make a right':p

I would think it best to do things by the book when dealing with Tesco's and then they have no comeback on you.

Hermann

shohaib wrote:

guys whats the max number of phones u can buy on one purchase (one receipt).

If you buy more than one you may find the first phone triggers a £20 discount on the second phone as per current offer " spend £40 get £20 off a phone".

This may make the second phone under priced so no R&R !

gt568

Hermann wrote:

If you buy more than one you may find the first phone triggers a £20 discount on the second phone as per current offer " spend £40 get £20 off a phone".

This may make the second phone under priced so no R&R !

I'm not 100% sure about this, but I thought that the £40 had to be spent on non phone items? Also I think you have to find a till operator who forgets to manually take the discount off to get and R&R on this, which is probably unlikely IME.

shoperholicnot

Monster_Deals wrote:

Thinking of going to Tesco's in a Wheel Chair !!

Even old CS witches go all soft over disability.

All's fair in love and war ;-)

Not exactly the same is it

mikeywills

Got my first R&R last night, CS was very pleasant. I acted all surprised when she offered me the goods and the refund, and thanked her generously.

She gave me a lovely glowing smile as I walk off, as though she had done her job well, as I had mine!!!

:question:
I was still in my work clothes last night, so was suited and booted, I wonder if clothing has a significant difference when claiming r&r's. Sales is the name of the game if you look professional are you less likely to be challenged by the CS. As this is only my first and it was for only £30, I am only at the beginning of a lovely trip courtesy of mr T, so would bow to more exerienced site members.

gt568

mikeywills wrote:

Got my first R&R last night, CS was very pleasant. I acted all surprised when she offered me the goods and the refund, and thanked her generously.

She gave me a lovely glowing smile as I walk off, as though she had done her job well, as I had mine!!!

:question:
I was still in my work clothes last night, so was suited and booted, I wonder if clothing has a significant difference when claiming r&r's. Sales is the name of the game if you look professional are you less likely to be challenged by the CS. As this is only my first and it was for only £30, I am only at the beginning of a lovely trip courtesy of mr T, so would bow to more exerienced site members.

I find manners far more helpfully than whatever I'm wearing IMHO, and what did you get?????;)