Tesco misprice discussion area part 14

maemaesmummy

the_postman wrote:

Morning all.

Anyone planning any tesco raids today?

I am

Me too...... need some wine to go with our pork whilst playing Tony Hawks on the x box!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

306NOTOUT

I will be leaving in about 30 mins.

Bubbly to be found!!

beachlou

Did my hunting yesterday to find not a lot-not even champagne. gonna give it a rest today & head out tomorrow. Make sure to post any r&r's & good luck

the_riversider

306NOTOUT wrote:

I will be leaving in about 30 mins.

Bubbly to be found!!

Hubby left 15mins ago... will be there as door opens!!!!!:j

cannyscot_2

Actually Sun morn seesm a good time -last week I got a few R&R's highlighted on MSE which were old ones because apparently they have migrant staff on a Sat night putting out stock-the Cs blamed another nationality for putting it out ie books with stickers and those black boxes of gifts with the wrong prices on.-I went early! In fact makes me think I should be there now!

letsgobilliejoe

i am off now for a major hunt. Well, major for me is 6 stores because public transport can only get you so far.

Good luck all.

letsgobilliejoe

cannyscot wrote:

Actually Sun morn seesm a good time -last week I got a few R&R's highlighted on MSE which were old ones because apparently they have migrant staff on a Sat night putting out stock-the Cs blamed another nationality for putting it out ie books with stickers and those black boxes of gifts with the wrong prices on.-I went early! In fact makes me think I should be there now!

should've got them sacked.

p1an0player

chicobubba wrote:

Okay, now for laugh, what's "firefox", in English please that a five year old could understand (a lot better than me I'm sure).

When you go on the Internet, you probably click on a blue "e". By clicking on that "e", you are opening a piece of software written by Microsoft, called Internet Explorer (hence IE as Ole mentioned). This is also called a browser, as you use it to browse the Internet. So the browser you are probably using is Microsoft Internet Explorer.

Some people prefer to use a browser provided by a different company. One example is Firefox, which is the name of a browser provided by a company called Mozilla.

the_riversider

Just got back with 2x Michael Palin books stickered with £8.96 but scan at £9.96 Full R+R
CS lady actually said to worker from that dept, after she had called him over....

" You need to watch errors like this as they will end up on that internet web site!!!"

Epiphany

Constantine wrote:

http://www.buyitthere.co.uk/ this one? It is a non-existant company, web name held for some poor sap to buy it.

Too many t's in the address it's buy it here, not buy it there

http://www.buyithere.co.uk/