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

sassey73

Kaos wrote: »

No, not anymore unfortunately

thanks sorry trying to catch up on thread only just worked out open new tab to reply so i dont keep losing my place lol

Rich_by_Name_2

MillicentBystander wrote: »

Asda could totally embarrass Tesco into a calamitous climb down here. It's in their hands...

Not really, because not everyone is aware of the Tesco deals. A 60 year old with no internet access (as an example) goes into Asda and sees that everything is ridiculously reduced. He'll fill his boots.

If they reduced everything to stupid prices, then Asda would have to sell them at those prices! If would be suicide. I think Tesco are relying on that, no?

dickieg

MillicentBystander wrote: »

Asda could totally embarrass Tesco into a calamitous climb down here. It's in their hands...

Dont encourage them, lets enjoy it while we can

Rich44_2

Kaos wrote: »

Ouch, if I was asked why I had bought what I had bought she wouldn't have got anything more out of me other than an evil look and a response along the lines of "because I wanted to".

tbh i'd be on to her line manager for that followed up by HO disgusting behaviour anyone would think it was her money FGS

tbw

thelurch wrote: »

I just tried to start a thread on there and I dont have permission to post a new thread anymore! very fishy!

Apparently they are having a bit of a glitch at the mo - admin are sorting it out. I'm sure it will be back properly soon (its coming and going a bit !)

jeferey

Quick question - I bought 3 bottles of wine which came back N/F - can I return them to CS after I've used my DTD voucher for £21?
It was my first of 2 x DTD shop - I split them at the checkout!
Thanks in advance.

N20Y1D

MillicentBystander wrote: »

Asda could totally embarrass Tesco into a calamitous climb down here. It's in their hands...

The thing is Tesco would simply "launch" a price match identical to Asda with the 10% and plug it with TV ads etc, like they did with overcharges when they pulled RNR and launched the vastly inferior double the difference campaign.

silverhairgranny

sassey73 wrote: »

who is matthew?

He works at customer services tesco - contact freephone number
0800505555
Why?

N20Y1D

sassey73 wrote: »

right i think i gonna chance shopping again i gonna put my normal food i only need to shop for dinners till monday then shopping again in one trolly and pay cash for this and another trolly to spend my voucher i need cleaning stuff as moving at end of april lol wish me luck

I think you are fine as long as you buy non perishable items, just leave it in the bags till you get the voucher, that way you can always return the whole shop if you need - excuse being there was a mix up your partner also did the shop... in fact they were in the store at the same time *cue laughter*

Anyone know what non perishable is? i'm taking it to be anything that doesn't need refrigerating and has a lengthy shelf life?

silverhairgranny

sassey73 wrote: »

who is matthew?

He works atr Customer services tesco on 0800 505555