Tesco/Asda Pricechecker finds here (Thread 2)

French_Knickers

kelbag wrote: »

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1 Glenfiddich 12 YO Malt Whisky 70cl £28.79 T £32.97 A Watch this one, I didn't realise Asda had put it up.

Bad luck with this one. I have 4 bottles here and have been using the NOTW co-op £5 coupon and the printable £2 one from the glenfiddich website to make it the cheapest decent scotch I am likely to ever buy!

stebiz

mymerrywidow wrote: »

so wombling is ok now?

Odd. But maybe not for clubcards. You could get chucked off their scheme?

hogshead

I tested out a Fray Bentos pie today for DTD, will update tomorrow.

T £2.09 on 3 for 2 offer
A £1

Emmamumof2

Unconfirmed

Asda have offer on 3 for £10 John frieda Shampoo /Conditioner's normally £5.50 each - this is just one of them -

http://groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/search/searchcontainer.jsp?trailSize=1&searchString=sheer+blonde&domainName=Products&headerVersion=v1&_requestid=22369

Tescos still £5.50 each so 3 = £16.50

Asda 3 = £10

Difference £6.50 x 2 £13 -

net cost of £3.50 for 3 items -

Sorry if been quoted already buut I couldn't look through all the bits Id missed since last time

dtdsearcher

POSSIBLE DEAL

Twinings everyday tea bags - 80 pack.

As a new user I couldn't post the link but it's on moneysupermarket.

£5.52 for 2 at Mr T
£3 for 2 at Mr A.

DTD of £5.04.

Net cost £0.48 for 2 boxes of really nice tea.


Anyone found a good DTD for hayfever products?

tara747

Bit suspicious that sooo many products are now coming up N/F. Is this the latest Tesco tactic against us?

mymerrywidow

stebiz wrote: »

Odd. But maybe not for clubcards. You could get chucked off their scheme?

if you read the article it states that asda and tesco say its legal. you can womble for DTD vouchers but not clubcard points.


"Under both supermarkets' price guarantee schemes, it doesn't matter who has bought the groceries – all you need to do is enter the code from a valid receipt. In fact, Asda and Tesco say what Stephen does is legal"

jtz

Wow, this thread moves fast!
Went to a small Tesco metro today (first time doing DTD there!) SA did not know what to do so had a conversation with another Sa at the opposite till, she very nearly took me new reciept!:eek: Luckily, I asked and she gave it back, looks like it may be a bit more easier to do DTD for me now!
However, it does not stock a lot of the DTD items so had to resort to buying 6 boxes of Cornetto! and think I took the last two toothbrushes!:D

northerngeezer

dtdsearcher wrote: »

POSSIBLE DEAL

Twinings everyday tea bags - 80 pack.

As a new user I couldn't post the link but it's on moneysupermarket.

£5.52 for 2 at Mr T
£3 for 2 at Mr A.

DTD of £5.04.

Net cost £0.48 for 2 boxes of really nice tea.


Anyone found a good DTD for hayfever products?

Can confirm this has been working last week when we stocked up on them.

tara747

mymerrywidow wrote: »

if you read the article it states that asda and tesco say its legal. you can womble for DTD vouchers but not clubcard points.


"Under both supermarkets' price guarantee schemes, it doesn't matter who has bought the groceries – all you need to do is enter the code from a valid receipt. In fact, Asda and Tesco say what Stephen does is legal"

But what if the other person paid via a traceable method e.g. debit card? :eek:

Anyway, I have seen other people's receipts lying about and been tempted to womble but not done it so far... mind you, they've been under £10 but if I see a big 'un or one with a DTD item on it I might just do it!