asda prices

my_definition

hi guys,

was wondering if anyone can tell me if asda prices are the same in store as on their website - ive been mischarged for a washing machine that i went some distance to get and had to borrow a car. I stupidly phoned them and now they are saying that the price was changed yesterday morning and i bought it in the afternoon.

i suspect ive alerted them to an error but the price i thought it was and both me and my mother saw it being advertised at is on their website. My oh phoned last week to check the price and was told what it says on website but theyve evaded this as it was now mysteriously changed yesterday morning.

my_definition

apparently they can differ unfortunately wish wed just gone up this morning thanks anyway

londonTiger

I watched on watchdog about incorrectly priced beef.

I bought a so called sirloin from asda, unfortunately it was about 1/3 sirloin, and the 2/3 of it was very tough meat.

I feel extremely ripped off.

It was just one slide though cost me around £2.50, it's too little for me to make a fuss about it and get a refund.

Just throwing this out there for others to know,

if you ask me, supermarket hired butchers are often inadequately trained, I've had much better service and value for money from independant butchers. They're often very helpful wtih providing cooking instructions for different cuts of meat, which can be a big puzzle for most people.

Supermarket butchers are often cluelesss.

Nile

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Rolandtheroadie

londonTiger wrote: »

if you ask me, supermarket hired butchers are often inadequately trained, I've had much better service and value for money from independant butchers. They're often very helpful wtih providing cooking instructions for different cuts of meat, which can be a big puzzle for most people.

Supermarket butchers are often cluelesss.

Try Morrisons