Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 16 (and chat)

BLUEWKD

Terms and conditions changed again

1. The maximum value of an individual Price Check Voucher is capped at £100.

Guess they figured out pretty quickly that £20 was not workable:D

dawnie1972

Right Tesco sorted now who's up for sorting Velvet out - i need some money to buy a new phone

sarah-t_4

BLUEWKD wrote: »

Terms and conditions changed again

1. The maximum value of an individual Price Check Voucher is capped at £100.

Guess they figured out pretty quickly that £20 was not workable:D

Hi
Is this rule permanantly or just for today / tomorrow? please if you know.
I dont have a tesco near me and would order online and if it's £20 max (£10 diffrecne) It really wouldnt be worth it as I'd pay £6 towards delivery.

Thank you.

BLUEWKD

sarah-t wrote: »

Hi
Is this rule permanantly or just for today / tomorrow? please if you know.
I dont have a tesco near me and would order online and if it's £20 max (£10 diffrecne) It really wouldnt be worth it as I'd pay £6 towards delivery.

Thank you.

From reading another thread it seems like Tesco are going to look into it in 48 hours. I've no idea if things will change again sorry. If it is your first online order there are discount codes for £10 though which should cover your delivery. Don't forget though that it is the prices when you get it delivered not when you order that are taken into account.

Busylizzie

Woohoo!! Just made it into the Velvet £10 club :j:j:j

sarah-t_4

Thank you BLUEWKD ..:)

gastronomix

Wish they'd make their minds up... Someone must be getting a right bollocking at Cheshunt..

jeferey

gastronomix wrote: »

Wish they'd make their minds up... Someone must be getting a right bollocking at Cheshunt..

How come you weren't censored :eek: - I only put razz Tesco's !ss:rotfl:

gastronomix

jeferey wrote: »

How come you weren't censored :eek: - I only put razz Tesco's !ss:rotfl:

A word of Anglo-Saxon origin, meaning "testicles". The word is often used figuratively in English, as a noun to mean "nonsense", an expletive following a minor accident or misfortune, or an adjective to mean "poor quality" or "useless".

Maybe the scrutiniser is an entymology fan...

dawnie1972

I think i read somewhere that any receipts submitted after midday today will be subject to the £20 cap.
I bet there's some overpaid chief exec sitting in his chair with no concept of whats going on in the world clicking his fingers and making the decisions then leaving the poor guys on the phones in customer services to take the flack.