Tesco points and goldsmiths con please help

Zandoni

dmg24 wrote: »

Are you incapable of reading?

Trust you to lower the discussion with a rude comment.

You have to realise that not everyone uses the internet, a major condition like 'not useable on sale goods' should be clearly displayed on the voucher.

T&C's hidden away are meant to deceive customers and too many people are accepting it.

somethingcorporate

Zandoni wrote: »

Trust you to lower the discussion with a rude comment.

You have to realise that not everyone uses the internet, a major condition like 'not useable on sale goods' should be clearly displayed on the voucher.

T&C's hidden away are meant to deceive customers and too many people are accepting it.

Just because people are too lazy / ignorant to read them doesn't mean they are there to deceive.

zppp

NoSatisfaction wrote: »

When I have received Goldsmith vouchers in the past there was an A4 letter attached to them in BIG PRINT that clearly explained what they could and could not be spent on.

The vouchers are not the largest things and I cannot remember if the terms are also printed on the back. If they were they would be smallish.

If printed terms are not enough then I do not know what more they can do.

Also, the Tesco website makes it very clear that they can only be used on full price products.

http://www.tesco.com/clubcard/deals/product.aspx?R=181&bci=4294967136|Goldsmiths

Zandoni wrote: »

You have to realise that not everyone uses the internet, a major condition like 'not useable on sale goods' should be clearly displayed on the voucher.

T&C's hidden away are meant to deceive customers and too many people are accepting it.

It seems some people don't read all previous posts before clicking the reply button.

Zandoni

zppp wrote: »

It seems some people don't read all previous posts before clicking the reply button.

That doesn't matter, the OP didn't know so you can only assume they wasn't told. The OP also said they were not on the actual voucher.

I do love the way you all try your hardest to pick holes in everything that's posted, it must be so much fun...............

zppp

Zandoni wrote: »

That doesn't matter, the OP didn't know so you can only assume they wasn't told.

Or that they didn't read said conditions attatched to the vouchers.

Zandoni wrote: »

The OP also said they were not on the actual voucher.

And as was posted, an A4 sheet, (a copy of which is available on the link I originally posted) is attatched to the vouchers.

Zandoni wrote: »

I do love the way you all try your hardest to pick holes in everything that's posted, it must be so much fun...............

I do like the way people will continue to argue when they are clearly wrong.

dmg24

Zandoni wrote: »

That doesn't matter, the OP didn't know so you can only assume they wasn't told. The OP also said they were not on the actual voucher.

I do love the way you all try your hardest to pick holes in everything that's posted, it must be so much fun...............

I love the way that you come up with useless arguments ... and then throw your dummy out the pram when you are proved wrong!

Zandoni

dmg24 wrote: »

I love the way that you come up with useless arguments ... and then throw your dummy out the pram when you are proved wrong!

Where have I been proved wrong, all that I am saying is that companies shouldn't deceive their customers with hidden T&C's. You are obviously happy to accept this but I am not.

NoSatisfaction

Zandoni wrote: »

Trust you to lower the discussion with a rude comment.

You have to realise that not everyone uses the Internet, a major condition like 'not usable on sale goods' should be clearly displayed on the voucher.

T&C's hidden away are meant to deceive customers and too many people are accepting it.

As I said previously the terms clearly accompany the vouchers.

I have also looked in the tesco club card booklet and they make the terms clear there a well so you do not need access to the Internet.

I think Tesco and Goldsmiths have done everything they can to make it clear that the vouchers can only be used on full priced products.

Perhaps you could politely ask Sir Terry to pop around and explain the terms to you personally. :rotfl::rotfl:

Zandoni

zppp wrote: »

Or that they didn't read said conditions attatched to the vouchers.



And as was posted, an A4 sheet, (a copy of which is available on the link I originally posted) is attatched to the vouchers.



I do like the way people will continue to argue when they are clearly wrong.

All guesswork

NoSatisfaction

zppp wrote: »

It seems some people don't read all previous posts before clicking the reply button.

Bah!