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

colwyn_2

Poly,put_the_kettle_on wrote: »

Am I the first DTD victim? I just managed to cut my hand on the screw cap of a bottle of Turner Road. There was blood.

Shall I sue?

Depends. What colour was the blood - red or white?

waterstar

Nuttygal wrote: »

If the OP had already been shown to have used their £100 monthly allowance then the voucher could legitimately be declined at that point but as far as I know it should be perfectly valid to use from 1st April?!

This misconception that it a restriction on "using" £100 per calendar month seems to have developed on MSE.......... the restriction is on £100 of CLAIMS in a calendar month, not a restriction on spending £100 of vouchers per month. Hence you cannot "bank" vouchers to spend the following calendar month.

para 32 of T&C

1. The number of Price Check requests is limited to 10 per calendar month per household and the total amount of Price Check Vouchers that can be claimed is limited to £100 per calendar month per household.

Not trying to "rain on the parade" only trying to avoid anyone having unnecessary debate with Mr T.

laticsforlife

ladymarmalade1970 wrote: »

Yes but if you are only allowed £100 per month and i had already had £111 then i would have to wait if you see what i mean. And i was perfectly prepared to wait until all the hoo har and then i thought i had best try and get rid as soon as!
The manager of the store was in the wrong though as he said our voucher was void and we couldn't use it. We had even used our club card so it weren't like we were trying to pull a fast one.
Will phone customer services again tomorrow i think and ask for refund as now i have been to other super markets i don't think i want their stuff anyway!

£100 worth of stuff i could have got somewhere else for less than half the price and none of this hassle..

Use it on April 1st within the T&C's legitimately.

ladymarmalade1970

Nuttygal wrote: »

If the OP had already been shown to have used their £100 monthly allowance then the voucher could legitimately be declined at that point but as far as I know it should be perfectly valid to use from 1st April?!

Yes that is what i would have thought but the store manager told my OH that he wouldn't be able to use it at all!
That is what really riled me.
I am going to use that voucher though as i haven't done anything wrong and now i have a number to phone and a reference number too if they decline it in 14 days.
After that i am not going back. I know people in that store and it's embarrassing.
We also have Tesco's club card that we use for everything (just to get the points) and pay off each month but this whole thing for me has shown Tesco's up for what they are. I have always looked through rose coloured glasses at stuff but no more. 10 mins extra to save lots of money for me is worth it.
Do Morrissons or Asda do a credit card with points PSML.

toonbaz

not yet tried to recycle a voucher as im waiting for my second voucher to come through but i am concerned i'll have problems using it due to them signing the second reciept.

ladymarmalade1970

waterstar wrote: »

This misconception that it a restriction on "using" £100 per calendar month seems to have developed on MSE.......... the restriction is on £100 of CLAIMS in a calendar month, not a restriction on spending £100 of vouchers per month. Hence you cannot "bank" vouchers to spend the following calendar month.

para 32 of T&C

1. The number of Price Check requests is limited to 10 per calendar month per household and the total amount of Price Check Vouchers that can be claimed is limited to £100 per calendar month per household.

Not trying to "rain on the parade" only trying to avoid anyone having unnecessary debate with Mr T.

If what you say is correct then i am not going to be able to get that voucher redeemed as i have "claimed" nearly £200 in one month and was entirely expecting to "bank" it and use it the following month.
God i hope you are wrong lol.

midwinter

ladymarmalade1970 wrote: »

Do Morrissons or Asda do a credit card with points PSML.

Morrisons don't have their own credit card. They do however, have a "Miles" card. It's for use for fuel purchases only. They credit you with points, and once you reach 5000 points you receive a £5 Morrisons gift voucher.

The points equate to 1.5p off a litre of fuel.

Hope that helps.

Sunflower1227

Poly,put_the_kettle_on wrote: »

Am I the first DTD victim? I just managed to cut my hand on the screw cap of a bottle of Turner Road. There was blood.

Shall I sue?

Sorry no DTD on plasters :rotfl:

ladymarmalade1970

midwinter wrote: »

Morrisons don't have their own credit card. They do however, have a "Miles" card. It's for use for fuel purchases only. They credit you with points, and once you reach 5000 points you receive a £5 Morrisons gift voucher.

The points equate to 1.5p off a litre of fuel.

Hope that helps.

!!!!! THANKS SOOOO MUCH!!!!
This will be so useful for us and i had no idea! Will tell OH and google it tomorrow. Really appreciate this advice.

Poly,put_the_kettle_on

Poly,put_the_kettle_on wrote: »

Am I the first DTD victim? I just managed to cut my hand on the screw cap of a bottle of Turner Road. There was blood.

Shall I sue?

colwyn wrote: »

Depends. What colour was the blood - red or white?

um...pinkish. I'd had some of the Chardonnay, but left the rest for hubby when he got home as the Merlot gave him a headache. It was opening a Merlot that proved dangerous.

(In my defence, not wanting to sound like a total lush- I'll be spending 7 hours on a train tomorrow, and intend to knock myself out tonight!)