Asda launches revamped price guarantee News Discussion

trinidadone

Aesop wrote: »

I've made two successful claims so have two vouchers; can I use them both in one shop?

Yes just present them to the checkout operator to be discounted from your shopping.


Can I use my voucher in the same transaction as other coupons or money off vouchers in store?

Yes just present them to the checkout operator together.

thankyou I will. I assume then there is noithing in T&C of one per transaction then?

MrsBartolozzi

trinidadone wrote: »

thankyou I will. I assume then there is noithing in T&C of one per transaction then?

http://www.asdapriceguarantee.co.uk/Administration/Questions-and-answers.aspx



About halfway down is the question and answer:

I've made two successful claims so have two vouchers; can I use them both in one shop?

Yes just present them to the checkout operator to be discounted from your shopping.

So you should have no probs using your two vouchers in the one shop.

Frankl

Just checked my ASDA receipt and found that only 38% of the goods bought are compared with other stores. The other 68% of goods are totally disregarded (obviously more expensive). Any fool can come up with an offer as bogus as that. Unfortunately people will fall for it.

puddings_2

Frank - its mainly brand names that get compared, but its not entirely brand names by any means.

Many of asdas meat products dont have a definite pack price, instead its so much per 100g (eg £1.30 per 100g). Tesco and Sainsburys on the other hand seem to have their packs at a set price but then marked with an "approximate" weight (eg £6.59 aprox 750g).
Theyre not advanced enough to compare asdas £1.30 with Tesco's £6.59 and say which is cheaper.

you should have a look at mysupermarket.co.uk, it will tell you for each specific item whether its comparable or not

KevinG

Frankl wrote: »

Just checked my ASDA receipt and found that only 38% of the goods bought are compared with other stores. The other 68% of goods are totally disregarded (obviously more expensive). Any fool can come up with an offer as bogus as that. Unfortunately people will fall for it.

It's not bogus, it can only compare what's comparable on mysupermarket, nothing to do with ASDA. AFAIAC it's free money, stop complaining

dianasnan

any ideas why my Asda store insists on keeping my receipt with the voucher?

trinidadone

dianasnan wrote: »

any ideas why my Asda store insists on keeping my receipt with the voucher?

The cashiers are meant to give the reciepts back, they should not need to keep them. Did you ask for the receipt to be returned to you?

KevinG

trinidadone wrote: »

The cashiers are meant to give the reciepts back, they should not need to keep them. Did you ask for the receipt to be returned to you?

Last time I used one I had to ask for it back, before that they had just given it back without my asking.

trinidadone

KevinG wrote: »

Last time I used one I had to ask for it back, before that they had just given it back without my asking.

and you point is?

puddings_2

dianasnan wrote: »

any ideas why my Asda store insists on keeping my receipt with the voucher?

tell them that you need it to claim an item back from work or print out the t&c that says what they are meant to do.
ill find you the link for that later if i get time