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Tesco Biggest Offer Ever
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i wouldn't expect it to be long term there gonna catch on soon, also we might see less items with a big diference as they will start copying asda in there offers and less bogofsDEC GC £463.67/£450
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berbastrike wrote: »How many people do you think are using their £100 monthly limit. I estimate around 100,000 at the most, which is probably costing Tesco £12 million. Thats not really that much to Tesco, and they will certainly gain more regular customers if they continue this DTD. I have no idea if they will continue with this, it is a extraordinary offer plus fun at the same time.
I doubt it is anywhere near that about - I wager it is under 10,000. Furthermore, it isn't really costing Tesco anything because it will draw people into the stores, and not everyone is going to be as price savvy as those you find here, so will put in over-priced items with under-priced and therefore not get a DTD voucher. Furthermore, Tesco can inflate prices and many will think Tesco is cheaper because they have this offer and customers will assume that Tesco must be cheaper, otherwise why would they have such an offer. The fact a few will get DTD vouchers and tell their mates will bring people into Tesco. Quite clever marketing really. But I'm not playing!! Even for those who get a DTD voucher - Tesco don't really lose out, because customers still have to come back in store to use their vouchers.Mortgage Free Wannabe
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From my experience I'd say it's safer to buy things that are listed on tesco's price checker as this is what they use to compare your shop(I think)... I did two shops so far and got two vouchers of the total value of the shops I did(a few pounds less as I also bought bombay saphire but works out as a bargain anyway if you calculate your items well). 1st shop I bought: bombay saphire, banrock wine and one airwick reed, paid 40.09(with airwick coupon) got 32.18 dtd voucher, 2nd shop I bought 2 pepsi max, sprite zero, 1 pringles tub, 1 airwick plug in, 1 seriously strong cheddar, 2 dairylea cheese 8's, cornetto enigma 4's and kellogs honey loops, paid 25.71(with 2 dairylea coupons) got 27.34 dtd voucher
hth and be careful with bogof offers in tesco as if you buy 2 items on it they will count it as half price and compare with asda's half price offer(like the pringles, airwick, etc)
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Just to note, I bought the white ariel stain remover and it was not compared.
Things that were compared however,
Kellogg's Start, 500g Kelloggs cornflakes, Johnsons baby wipes refil, Princes tuna, Dairylea strips and Ristorante pizzas. hope this helps0 -
anyone tried to buy two tresseme shampoos/conditioner and got it compared against asda's 2 for 4.00 offer? thanks0
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the ariels compared on there own price checker so i'd email them about that
and yes i got the shampoo and it compared it at £4DEC GC £463.67/£450
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czerniacha wrote: »anyone tried to buy two tresseme shampoos/conditioner and got it compared against asda's 2 for 4.00 offer? thanks
ooh which shampoos are these please?
all I can find on the price checker is Tresemme Smooth Memory Spray 250ml, Tesco- £4.80 Asda-£2.400 -
pixie__girlie wrote: »ooh which shampoos are these please?
all I can find on the price checker is Tresemme Smooth Memory Spray 250ml, Tesco- £4.80 Asda-£2.40
no, the big 900ml ones, they are 2 for 4.00 in asda and around 4.50 one in Tesco, I was only wonering id they respect asda's multibuy offers but it seems they do0 -
Thanks czerniacha
So I'd have to buy two?
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pixie -girlie - that's what I did yesterday but still waiting to hear back from Mr T. Will let you know when I do.Grocery aim £450pm.Spent £519 August, £584 July, £544 June, £541 May, £549 April, £517 March, £517 Feb,£555 Jan, £573 Dec, £465Nov, £561Oct, £493Sept, £426Aug,£496 Jul, £528Jun, £506May,£498April, £558 March, £500Feb, £500 Jan, £490 Dec, £555 Nov,£566 Oct, £505Sept, £450Aug, £410 July, £437 June, £491 May, £471 April, £440 March, £552Feb, £462Jan0
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