Tesco/Asda Pricechecker finds here (Thread 2)

annie12

OMG!!!!

In all the excitement of my Tesco trip, I forgot to enter my receipts!!! :eek:

babs31

or maybe they are trying to stop tesco from checking which things are more expensive?

GolfBravo

annie12 wrote: »

OMG!!!!

In all the excitement of my Tesco trip, I forgot to enter my receipts!!! :eek:

Priorities!!!!! :rotfl:

princesslou_2

babs31 wrote: »

or maybe they are trying to stop tesco from checking which things are more expensive?

oooh i like this idea

mumto2loves

nikkilala wrote: »

Definately, I really notice the difference when I don't use it. It used to get rid of everything on my sons school shirts, right down to ink stains.

kitschy wrote: »

I hope so - want to do my linen trousers! Maybe I can resurrect my lucky pants too

nikkilala wrote: »

Use it for an all white wash, it's brilliant stuff. It gets out anything especially good on sheets when they get marked with fake tan or those odd occasions that you've gone to bed without taking off your makeup. Horrible I know but we've all done it!!!

OK OK you've all convinced me:rotfl:, but now im going to have to do 2 shops!! do i do one shop put it in the car and go back or put it all on the same belt with a divider thing and pay one after the other????

MisalignedHalo

celebrate wrote: »

isn't it a bit spooky that the asda site goes down the same night that tesco change their prices?

are they colluding do you think?????:eek::eek::eek:

I doubt they are colluding, asda are not making any money from this, we are all browsing but not buying from them

Shadow_Jam

GolfBravo wrote: »

Well, it's not your fault if you are the only person at your Tesco using DTD vouchers!

Quite possible. There is plenty of lamb on the shelves, and so many elevenses bars even I end up leaving some. I have taken an interest in spying on other peoples baskets, hoping to spot a fellow money saver. So far I havent seen an, but i imagine the feel must be rather like that when two spies cross paths. They both know what the other one is up to, but they don't dare break cover.

kitschy wrote: »

Eeek! :eek: Where?

The tesco is in Royston, Hertfordshire. At one point it used to be the most profitable Tesco per square meter. After my shopping the last week this may no longer be true.

terryw

stebiz wrote: »

After having read several of your wonderful posts Terry, I have a feeling you are joking But if you aren't then there is thread on MSE, with many posters who have 'never paid' these, often unenforceable, tickets. Quite often it is nothing more than a glorified invoice, and they can't prove to any court that they are out of pocket. I have had a few parking tickets (not at Tesco) and paid none!!

Thanks for the advice, but when I get a good look at the parking ticket (as I thought) it is merely the label from a bottle of Mr Cohen's finest chardonnay. I must go to Specsavers!

No harm done, but at least it matches the Guinness label which I use a tax disc!

bw

stebiz

terryw wrote: »

Thanks for the advice, but when I get a good look at the parking ticket (as I thought) it is merely the label from a bottle of Mr Cohen's finest chardonnay. I must go to Specsavers!

No harm done, but at least it matches the Guinness label which I use a tax disc!

bw

I knew it :rotfl::rotfl:

isey235

My local (small) store doesn't stock the rack of lamb. I really really really want to try it. If it's still the same price online in morning does that mean it will still work? If so I'll buy at bigger store at 8am.

Thanks