Tesco points and goldsmiths con please help

dreamypuma

Zandoni wrote: »

Thanks for that I was under the impression that they were just Goldsmith vouchers, I now have a better understanding and I do see your point.

Perhaps Tesco should adopt shop specific vouchers with the T&C's on though

Maybe, but I really don't think a lot of people help themselves these days.

wealdroam

Zandoni wrote: »

They are big enough to carry the major T&C's

More guesswork methinks.

Zandoni

wealdroam wrote: »

More guesswork methinks.

What an amazing mind you have to come out with such a brilliant comment, well done I'm proud of you.

Freddie_Snowbits

Zandoni wrote: »

Yes the T&C's are there and even on that link you have to go further to find out they are not to be used on sale items. So to me that is another example of deceiving the customer, important terms should be on the voucher itself.

Please explain where the customer has been deceived? The customer has a choice, £5 off your shopping or £15 off in some trinket shop. But hey, we have some < insert word like in a fill here > who thinks that mega corporation is handing out free money.

It is not, and that the offer can be withdrawn at anytime, one should be thankful if the opportunity to subsidise another purchase at mega corporation 2

Zandoni

Freddie_Snowbits wrote: »

Please explain where the customer has been deceived? The customer has a choice, £5 off your shopping or £15 off in some trinket shop. But hey, we have some < insert word like in a fill here > who thinks that mega corporation is handing out free money.

It is not, and that the offer can be withdrawn at anytime, one should be thankful if the opportunity to subsidise another purchase at mega corporation 2

Sorry, you will need to write this again in english.

Freddie_Snowbits

Zandoni wrote: »

Sorry, you will need to write this again in english.

Please explain how OP has been deceived? The question is to you to Answer, not me to elaborate.

I await you answer.

Hint. £3 does not become £9 without me giving conditions on how you can spend my £9.

Zandoni

Freddie_Snowbits wrote: »

Please explain how OP has been deceived? The question is to you to Answer, not me to elaborate.

I await you answer.

Hint. £3 does not become £9 without me giving conditions on how you can spend my £9.

The link you posted was to the T&C's, they did not mention that the vouchers was not useable on sale items, you had to go further to the full terms before you found this out. Hence making the T&C's hard to find deceiving the customer.

Freddie_Snowbits

Zandoni wrote: »

The link you posted was to the T&C's, they did not mention that the vouchers was not useable on sale items, you had to go further to the full terms before you found this out. Hence making the T&C's hard to find deceiving the customer.

Well done, you can find it! Not hard.

As with all offers, they can be withdrawn at anytime, without notice.

Zandoni

Freddie_Snowbits wrote: »

Well done, you can find it! Not hard.

As with all offers, they can be withdrawn at anytime, without notice.

It was harder then it should have been.

NoSatisfaction

Zandoni wrote: »

The link you posted was to the T&C's, they did not mention that the vouchers was not useable on sale items, you had to go further to the full terms before you found this out. Hence making the T&C's hard to find deceiving the customer.

I think you said something about speaking English earlier.

It is, I think "the vouchers were" or "the voucher was", but I would not normally presume to comment on someones use of language, but as you started!