Tesco/Asda Pricechecker finds here (Thread 2)

shmt

abbiedabbie wrote: »

Yes as it was Thursday, they started the £20 max on Friday.

Is £20 after doubling or difference that would be £40 after doubling

If £20 is after doubling, so it means the difference should be £10 that would be doubled £20

tumbletots

princesslou wrote: »

Am i the only person that would be terrified to take things back / use the same receipt twice?! I have 2 young boys and the thought of me going to prison (although i have never even had a caution so i doubt i would go to prison, thats just my overactive imagination) or my face being splashed all over the papers as Tesco's scapegoat terrifies me!! Tesco are obviously looking for a way out of this deal, so if they can get one "poster child" for theft, and say "this is why we pulled it, this person here and thousands like them" why hand it to them on a plate?! I have recycled vouchers (bought something, got a voucher, used it, imput the new receipt, bought something...) but would never take things back or reuse a voucher. I suppose those with the balls to do it are getting a better deal than me, but its just not worth the risk.

Totally agree. The way I look at it is some you win and some you lose. I am definitely on the winning side and am very grateful for what I have had. I definitely wouldn't take anything back if I had made a mistake. For one thing I really don't want to draw attention to myself. I am nervous enough just handing over the vouchers but then I'm a bit of a wuss!:)

emmliss

cheer1eader wrote: »

just opened my first box of choc chip elevenses & just had one they're quite nice!

naughty you its not 11am yet lol

cheer1eader

laticsforlife wrote: »

Hopefully the Betty Crocker pancake mixes are still around, and if they are the Asda price is either 25p or 50p (Tesco have used both on the same day).

BUT each bottle has a 30p coupon on the back, so when buying your next few 'fillers' redeem these too, making them even better value at £1.19 with a DTD of possibly £2.48

i can't see it on tesco's website now

cheer1eader

emmliss wrote: »

naughty you its not 11am yet lol

lol it's my breakfast really :rotfl: don't have time to have anything before the school run

west_is_best

abbiedabbie wrote: »

A question before I go, Ruby Jasmine liquitabs are £6.25 and £4 at Asda but not on Mysupermarket will that be valid?

It worked for me... DTD received yesteday... :beer:

sarahb31

do items need to be on tescos website to be eligable for DTD?? iv been on thismorning and seen huggies natural care wipes but iv just gone on to double check the price and the item has gone off the website?

greent

sarahb31 wrote: »

do items need to be on tescos website to be eligable for DTD?? iv been on thismorning and seen huggies natural care wipes but iv just gone on to double check the price and the item has gone off the website?

they came up as n/f for me from Saturday's shop - although were ok from Friday's shop!!

sirbrainy

sarahb31 wrote: »

do items need to be on tescos website to be eligable for DTD?? iv been on thismorning and seen huggies natural care wipes but iv just gone on to double check the price and the item has gone off the website?

No - they have to be on Asda's

terryw

I bought a tesco indian meal for two - you know the ones in the carrier bag for £6.48, purely because I wanted this to impress a young lady that I have met in Mr Cohen's Fine-Food Emporium. (See my post number 557 for further details of this potential liaison).

I was not expecting any DTD but Mr Cohen was kind enough to let me know that the same product is only £5 in the shop of his competitor Mr Asdanovitch and consequently I received some DTD.

Serendipity

I hope this information is of some use to the kind posters on this thread.

UPDATE appears to be £5 in both stores now