Tesco/Asda Pricechecker finds here (Thread 2)

stebiz

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"

It doesn't exactly say that. ;) It says that

'This contrasts with Tesco's attitude to wombling a few years ago when some customers tried to use others' receipts to top up their Clubcard balance, which Tesco deemed to be against its rules'

So it is in black and white that they will accept DTD, but it doesn't confirm if it is or isn't acceptable 'today' to womble for clubcard points.

mymerrywidow

do tesco sell F5 buttons?

tara747

Right, off out (not to T as no voucher yet), catch you later xo

silly_sausage_4

Come on Mr T, waiting on saturday voucher...... father in law on his way 250 miles to see us and he wont have anything to eat unles you send me the voucher pronto!!!!

J20BABY

vwcampervan72 wrote: »

Just found this link on facebook

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/shopping/2011/03/the-wombler-who-donates-from-asda-and-tesco-bins

mymerrywidow wrote: »

so wombling is ok now?

I got £3.20 through for a wombled receipt from the other day, it's great and I think from now on I will also donate the equivalent of any wombled plus so much of my own 'earnings'.

Jodie+Matt wrote: »

Sorry to hear things didnt work out, I went through the same last month

Sorry to hear that Hope you are okay. It's horrible, don't know what to do with myself, am trying to do my college work but keep coming back to here. Feel stupid for even opening my big mouth in the first place, ah well, you live and learn.

BLUEWKD

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"

They are hardly going to say different with it being for charity, but I bet they are thinking of poss changes, especially Asda.

mymerrywidow

stebiz wrote: »

It doesn't exactly say that. ;) It says that

'This contrasts with Tesco's attitude to wombling a few years ago when some customers tried to use others' receipts to top up their Clubcard balance, which Tesco deemed to be against its rules'

So it is in black and white that they will accept DTD, but it doesn't confirm if it is or isn't acceptable 'today' to womble for clubcard points.

thats what i said, its ok for DTD voucher, but not for clubcard points

N20Y1D

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"

Can we not have a discussion of what is and what isnt legal?

stebiz

mymerrywidow wrote: »

thats what i said, its ok for DTD voucher, but not for clubcard points

We'll agree to differ. It said it wasn't accepted a few years back - not whether it is or isn't today. But the chances are it isn't. We'll move on

princesslou_2

if i didn't have laringitus (the OH is loving it and even 2year old DS has realized he can do what he likes and as long as he doesn't make eye contact, i cant tell him to stop/put it down!!), i would be singing this at the top of my little lungs...Underground, overground, wombling free, The Wombles of Wimbledon Common are we, Making good use of the things that we find, Things that the everyday folks leave behind...