Tesco/Asda pricechecker finds here.......

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karlie88 wrote: »

don't think anyone has answered this....

that is a big amount for the voucher. it really will depend on the SA, but when they see that figure they will probably go :eek:

try your luck, but if at any point you come across a member of staff who knows about this deal and its T&Cs, be prepared for the voucher to be rejected.

yes and i would probably use it sooner rather than later before the staff wise up to the £100 max voucher
having said that you could argue tesco shouldn't have issued it if it was against the T&C

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madmuppet5 wrote: »

Neither is basing your company in Switzerland for tax avoidance purposes.

Which reminds me, must price check Swiss Rolls:D

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laughing1

i did my fist ddt last night,waiting fo my first voucher its so exciting, i love the friendliness of the people on this thread, most willing to help each other get a bargain and pulling together to help each other save money which is what mse is all about carry on peeps your all doing a great job

BLUEWKD

Rich_by_Name wrote: »

Ha ha - that's creative thinking, I'll give you that, but you're the first person in 140-odd pages to have come to that conclusion re: the £100. :rotfl:

And what about those things? If you don't like the price of something, don't buy it. Nasty, evil Mr Tesco isn't forcing you to do so, although he has got you in his shop this week hasn't he!

Yes, he got me in his shop, to pay me to take away lots of wine, quavers, cheese, after eights and Baileys. Plus a few other things I noticed he would give me money for. The only things I have bought in his shop is things that he is paying me for or cheaper in his shop than Asda. I now have some christmas and birthday presents (wine and Baileys) thanks to going in his shop and if it stops, then will go back to wherever is cheapest for what I want.

jtz

gemnjordsnjades wrote: »

Got my voucher through 69.48 for a 61.23 spend with just 1 item n/a (a bar of choc which I knew would be n/a)!!!!!

I know some ppl are worried to use their voucher without the price checker, but surely we could make a list between us of things that got honoured today and if they are still cheaper on asda they should be ok??

I got baileys but that is no longer cheaper.
oatibix- should be ok
kelloggs start- should be ok
bag of carrots- should be ok
nivea cream- should be ok (brill DTD- tesco 5.21 asda 1pound!)
roasting pan- should be ok (good DTD tesco 10pound each

thnaks for this, can you tell us which nivea cream it was, can't find one on tesco costing £5.21

Ones that worked for me (shop was on Thurs 3:00pm, recieved voucher today):
1 x NAPOLINA CHOPPED TOMATOES400G £ 0.99 £ 0.55
1 x FOXS CHOC CARAMEL SHORTCAKE 125G £ 1.79 £ 1.00
1 x FOXS CREATIONS CHOC SHORTCAKE RINGS 150G £ 1.79 £ 1.00
1 x BRAEBURN APPLE PACK £ 1.80 £ 1.00 (MUST BUY 1!!!!)
1 x BOLD 2IN1 GEL LAV & CAMOMILE 667ML £ 4.52 £ 3.00
2 x MCCAIN LIGHTLY SPICED WEDGES 750G £ 3.70 £ 2.00
1 x ARIEL STAIN REMOVER BLUE GEL 1LTR £ 4.55 £ 2.00
1 x FAIRY ALLIN ONE D/WASHLEMON 28'S £ 7.65 £ 4.09 (MUST BUY 1!!!)
1 x VANISH EXTRA HYGIENE POWDER 940G £ 8.32 £ 4.00 (MUST BUY 1!!)
6 x COMFORT EXHILARATIONS STRAWBERRY 750ML £ 13.38 £ 6.00

HTH someone

Rich_by_Name_2

BLUEWKD wrote: »

Yes, he got me in his shop, to pay me to take away lots of wine, quavers, cheese, after eights and Baileys. Plus a few other things I noticed he would give me money for. The only things I have bought in his shop is things that he is paying me for or cheaper in his shop than Asda. I now have some christmas and birthday presents (wine and Baileys) thanks to going in his shop and if it stops, then will go back to wherever is cheapest for what I want.

Ooo - that happened to me as well, the evil genuis that he is. :beer:

never_too_old

our family income has halved in the last two years but nothing else has,my shopping is frugal, i havent purchased fabric conditioner in yonks have been washing with soap nuts and vinegar and soda chrystals.So to be able to get nice fabric conditioner and stain remover etc for free or for pence im :j
does this make me gready as i now have about 4 bottles no i dont think so,it means i can pay my bills and add a few nice things to my cupboards even if it is only for a while:D

mooomin

Does anyone know if there are any washing powder tablets I could buy and get DTD back on? It's about the only thing I need to buy today but they're so bl**dy expensive!

Any margarine/bread offers would be lovely too - will be heading to T's in half an hour...so no pressure!!

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is there any further details or pics of the roasting pan pretty pls, any dimensions?
is it a pan with a handle or a tray?

J20BABY

Little_Miss_Tesco wrote: »

Do any of you actually think that what you are doing is wrong? I work on CSD at Tesco and have noticed that "coupon woman" is back with a vengance!! I took note of what she had bought/ was buying and EVERY item on a £70 shop was comparable with Asda meaning she would get almost every penny back in voucher form. The difference between now and back then (when she used to total up her shopping to the last penny in fraudulent vouchers) is that back then she actually used to buy things she needed, now she is obsessed with the fact she can get free bottles of Baileys and tubs of Lurpak. I love a bargain myself and am quite tempted to put the odd dtd item in my trolley when doing my big shop but the greed of some people is sure to spoil this for others pretty soon.

I don't think it is up to you to decide that one of your customers is greedy

Can we stop with the 'I've only got up to £100s worth so everyone that goes over is greedy/taking the p1$$/scum please.
It is nobody elses business what other people are doing and folk will always take advantage of glitches, promotions, offers and some will be exploited. It is a subjective opinion whether it is right or wrong to do so and if people believe that it is wrong to do so, then do not do it and you will retain your halos. :A However, do not come on bashing everyone that is not sticking to what you believe is morally right, live and let live. :grouphug: