Tesco misprice discussion area part 14

N20Y1D

So with the 360s, is it that the SEL indicates one price and they scan higher or are there 2 sel's with different prices being displayed?

Mihangel

damn my local nearest to work had the price changed, anyone know how much pro evo and 360 is going through at?

L_Tee_2

THANK YOU SO MUCH TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER!!!! I just got an Xbox 360 Core for free!!!!! Wow - still buzzing! They had updated the pricing, except on a promotional stand! I took my chance and they paid up without too much fuss, could hardly contain my excitement!

leics_poshie

Going to try my other local store tonight:beer:

levi123_2

Hi All , a newbie here but today got an x box PREMIUM FREE! found one at my local mr t, and it was the 259.99 price and the the display date was covered on the sel! anyway. charged 279.99 , so they gave it us free! wow im buzzin thanks to the original message on this site!

the_postman_2

well done you lucky gits

I hit four stores today locally and found nothing in way of xboxes, but interestingly the xb premium and xbox + pes 6 are £279.97 :mad:

Did get two packs of 16 skinless chicken fillets so not an entirely !!!!!! day :beer:

leics_poshie

I got the xbox premiuim, what exactly should i have in my box

samhan

premium should have the 20gb hdd and a wireless controller and headset

Hey_Dude

taxiphil wrote:

Putting the moral debate to one side (as there's a separate thread for that), it's never been established that there's anything legally wrong with Golden R+Rs, and Tesco have never had any issue with it, to my knowledge.

I always used to advise against Golden R&Rs - as I thought these were illegal.

But I think Ben put things straight:

The R&R is Tesco saying "Sorry - we overcharged you - have the product for free".

The second refund is part of your statutory rights - under the Price Promise it says words to the effect of "This does not effect your statutory rights".

So a Golden R&R is legal - albeit on morally shaky ground - 'each to their own'.

Duder

PS So in theory you could take back an item with a marked receipt for a second refund - although I would imagine the CS staff would have something to say....

fuzzyrazer

dizzy73 wrote:

luckily I had to go to the electrical desk where I paid for it, then took a trip back to the shelf as if just checking that my eyes hadn't deceived me, closely followed by a trip to customer services.

Can you tell me how you did this,is the box there,or do you just order at electrical desk,or take a barcode slip or what......?

Cheers in advance.:beer:



I work in this store,would that make any difference to me getting a refund etc.....if i went on my day off etc....:A