Tesco misprice discussion area part 14

notasdaftasilook

honey06 wrote:

interesting article in todays newspaper, that Christmas shopping will be more expensive as Tesco have increased the prices of over 1000 items in the last month......
just in time for Christmas shopping

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=418483&in_page_id=1770

We all know that we're not going to stop shopping there and we all know why .

leadhead

Quote: Question...
Originally Posted by sopplayer
I noticed today that most of the dvd's had yellow sels with end date of 26th nov...cant for the life in me remember whether they had an offer ending or what...anyone shed any light on this? UnQuote

Answer

Constantine wrote:

PotC-DMC, save £4 when purchased with any other chart item.

At the tender age of three
I was hooked to a machine
Just to keep my mouth from spouting junk.

It appears not to have worked.............................lol (NB)..........lol

Haycorns_2

Coupon-mad wrote:

I agree with leadhead's earlier post, when the R&Rs are thin on the ground it's good to just look at the prices and compare elsewhere.

I am sure the Tetley 240's were at £2.99 last month (they had flashed packs with this price on) so £2.88 for the 160's is pretty extortionate.

They've just sent me a 75 points voucher on this item - thats probably wy the price has gone up

Tetley are BOGOF so no-one is going to buy them if they are a tea tart.

barriejohn69

Just out of interest, if you poaid by your shopping by cheque and had a R&R on an item of your shopping, how would they refund you?

wlfc1

barriejohn69 wrote:

Just out of interest, if you poaid by your shopping by cheque and had a R&R on an item of your shopping, how would they refund you?

They don't accept cheques anymore

barriejohn69

wlfc1 wrote:

They don't accept cheques anymore

Never, good job I didn't go then, when did this happen? I know Asda and Sianburys still take them

wlfc1

Well about a month ago at my local store, well to be perfectly honest I saw a sign aboout a month ago giving notice that they won't accept cheques from a certain date.

Plushchris

Asda stop taking cheques on 1st January, my local store has a sign up.

Little_John

They do take cheques, a bloke paid by cheque in front of me a week ago, but I now think they are strict on the value up to the limit on the quarentee card.

I cant belive people still use cheques when buying stuff in person yeah the money takes a few days longer to leave your account, proberbly because the extra time it takes to bloody write the thing it takes ages just use the debit card.

306NOTOUT

I still use cheque's at the end of the month. That way I know the money wont go out of the account before I get paid!!

Just off shopping, so hopefully I will have a nice EL71 when I come home as I spotted it yesterday