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  • Keri1988_2
    Keri1988_2 Posts: 578 Forumite
    I've done this a few times now and it baffles me how some things aren't price checked like seedless grapes, a 4 pack of pot noodles, things that i know both stores sell. definately a con as they know asda are cheaper.
  • zoold
    zoold Posts: 3,412 Forumite
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    Keri1988 wrote: »
    I've done this a few times now and it baffles me how some things aren't price checked like seedless grapes, a 4 pack of pot noodles, things that i know both stores sell. definately a con as they know asda are cheaper.

    I've just placed an order using the price checker. Also checked all items individually on both Tesco and Asda.

    I should receive a £65.90 shop which would only cost £41.00 at Asda. So DTD of £24.90 gives £49.80 meaning my shopping will only cost £16.10 if they honour it. :)
  • Keri1988_2
    Keri1988_2 Posts: 578 Forumite
    zoold wrote: »
    I've just placed an order using the price checker. Also checked all items individually on both Tesco and Asda.

    I should receive a £65.90 shop which would only cost £41.00 at Asda. So DTD of £24.90 gives £49.80 meaning my shopping will only cost £16.10 if they honour it. :)

    But from now until you get your order the prices can change (probably will) so you will only get a voucher if the price is less on the day of receiving your items.
  • FloFlo
    FloFlo Posts: 32,720 Forumite
    How do you check in advance whether things are cheaper at Asda.
  • karlie88
    karlie88 Posts: 9,114 Forumite
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    FloFlo wrote: »
    How do you check in advance whether things are cheaper at Asda.

    could you find out on mysupermarket?

    e.g. using the bombay sapphire as an example. at tesco it's priced at £24.47, but ASDA have it at £17. buy it at tesco and you should get DTD - £14.94. so the item, when you factor in the DTD, would cost you under £10 if you bought it from tesco.

    http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/tesco-price-comparison/Spirits/Bombay_Sapphire_Distilled_London_Dry_Gin_1L.html

    alternatively, we could use this thread to highlight any good bargains with potential DTD from tesco's price guarantee!

    :)
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  • twiglet98
    twiglet98 Posts: 886 Forumite
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    There are lots of discrepancies between the prices on asda.com, tesco.com/whatsinstore/pricecheck, and mysupermarket.co.uk. Sometimes just different pack sizes, or scents (eg fairy liquid range). It's a bit hit and miss as far as I can see, but I hope it works! I'm not convinced it's possible to save enough buying branded ranges to equal the savings on buying value or own brands, and I'm not sure about spending more this week just to get a coupon for next week. I'll have a go tomorrow and see how the maths look. It's not likely to make up for having spent so much of the afternoon checking and recording prices of every item on the week's shopping list! Sunday outing to Tesco, ho hum...
  • Right, I've planned out what I want to look out for on my shop tomorrow! If I just get a few of the items I've listed below then I'll be happy as they're all things that we'll actually use :) Hopefully this will help someone else out too.

    Kelloggs Honey Loops 375G Tesco- £2.35 Asda- £1.00

    Green And Black's Organic Dark 70% Chocolate 100G Tesco- £2.06 Asda- £1.04

    Kelloggs Variety Pack 8S 196G Tesco- £1.99 Asda- £1.00

    Dolmio Lasagne Sauce Red 500G Tesco- £1.76 Asda- £1.00

    Pringles Original 165G Tesco- £1.99 Asda- £1.00

    Mccain Lightly Spiced Wedges 750G Tesco- £1.85 Asda- £1.00

    Always Ultra Night Pads x10 Tesco- £1.99 Asda- £1.00

    Nivea For Women Pearl And Beauty Roll-On 50Ml Tesco- £2.03 Asda- £1.00

    Nivea For Women Pearl And Beauty Antiperspirant Deodorant 150Ml Tesco- £2.03 Asda- £1.00

    Montana/Brancott Sauvignon Blanc 75Cl Tesco- £8.99 Asda- £5.00

    Pepsi Max 2 Litre Bottle Tesco- £1.79 Asda- £1.00

    Airwick Reed Diffuser Pure Silk And Orch Tesco- £6.13 Asda- £3.00

    Ariel Stain Remover Blue Powder 1Kg Tesco- £8.68 Asda- £4.00

    Ariel Stain Remover White Gel 1L Tesco- £4.58 Asda- £2.00

    Ariel Stain Remover Blue Gel 1Ltr Tesco- £4.58 Asda- £2.00

    Thanks so much everyone on here for all your help!
    £2012 in 2012 Member 141!
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  • Hey twopennystar, I'm pretty sure the Airwick Reed Diffuser is full price again in Asda.
  • blossomhill_2
    blossomhill_2 Posts: 1,923 Forumite
    Hi
    Long-term site fan here but I have had to re-register due to IT problems

    I am a bit worried about the maths, having seen many people miscalculate Boots items in the past and double account for sums, think they are getting things free and wonder where their rmoney is going

    I work it out that I need to deduct the price difference from the Asda price to find the true price the item will cost me
    That means that when (if?) I get my voucher only half of it is profit, as I have already spent half of it getting the item

    Eg Pay £2.75 in Tesco
    Asda price is £2
    Refund is £1.50, 75p of which is refunding my "overcharge", remaining 75p is profit
    Makes item (Asda Price) £2 minus 75p = £1.25

    or Tesco price £2.75 minus whole refund of £1.50 = £1.25

    I could easily get this wrong and deduct whole £1.50 from £2 and think it only cost me 50p
    You never know how far-reaching something good, that you may do or say today, may affect the lives of others tomorrow
  • beetplek
    beetplek Posts: 501 Forumite
    Hi
    Long-term site fan here but I have had to re-register due to IT problems

    I am a bit worried about the maths, having seen many people miscalculate Boots items in the past and double account for sums, think they are getting things free and wonder where their rmoney is going

    I work it out that I need to deduct the price difference from the Asda price to find the true price the item will cost me
    That means that when (if?) I get my voucher only half of it is profit, as I have already spent half of it getting the item

    Eg Pay £2.75 in Tesco
    Asda price is £2
    Refund is £1.50, 75p of which is refunding my "overcharge", remaining 75p is profit
    Makes item (Asda Price) £2 minus 75p = £1.25

    or Tesco price £2.75 minus whole refund of £1.50 = £1.25

    I could easily get this wrong and deduct whole £1.50 from £2 and think it only cost me 50p


    This is the correct one.

    Eg Pay £2.75 in Tesco
    Asda price is £2
    Refund is £1.50, 75p of which is refunding my "overcharge", remaining 75p is profit
    Makes item (Asda Price) £2 minus 75p = £1.25
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