Tesco/Asda Pricechecker finds here (Thread 2)

charlievalentine_2

Hi all, can anybody tell me how long it takes to get a refund if your do an online order and give the delivery driver your DTD voucher. Thanks

quickthinkofsomething

rons90000 wrote: »

Can anyone confirm if the £100 max dtd is per calendar month or from date of first claim?

AFAIK nobody is certain... The general opinion is a calender month is 1st of a month to the last day of that month.

regards

debjay

quickthinkofsomething wrote: »

Had a really bad day got home to find the wife had tidied away all my receipts.... AAAARRGHHH :mad:

In rescuing the one i need for an £18.xx voucher found the bottom ripped off. She says never mind its only a receipt......

Hmmm that receipt is worth, sorry was worth £18.xx !!!!:mad:

Fed up trying to explain to her about DTD and MSE, she doesnt seem to get it at all.

Rant over. Hope your all having a good day.

Regards

Funny with this, like most of the MSE stuff, its either wives or husbands that dont get it. In my house its my husband you hasn't a clue. So much so that when I first took him he bought the Banrock wine along with some lager :mad: Luckily the lager came back as NA so it didn't affect the DtD :rotfl:

swoods59

charlievalentine wrote: »

Hi all, can anybody tell me how long it takes to get a refund if your do an online order and give the delivery driver your DTD voucher. Thanks

Took 13 days until it apepared in my bank from date of delivery.:eek:

charlievalentine_2

swoods59 wrote: »

Took 13 days until it apepared in my bank from date of delivery.:eek:

Wow! 13 days? I think I had best brave the staff with my last £50 voucher instead! Thanks

Rdel

It's been interesting reading all your posts tonight, I've never tried this before but looks too good not to give it a try. Especially the Lamb thing, I'll be straight off to tesco tomorrow.

Anyway was wondering if mysupermarket.co.uk was a good up to date place for prices?

if so Tesco La Chasse du Pape Reserve Cotes Du Rhone £7.79
Asda " " " " £5.00

FloFlo

debjay wrote: »

Funny with this, like most of the MSE stuff, its either wives or husbands that dont get it. In my house its my husband you hasn't a clue. So much so that when I first took him he bought the Banrock wine along with some lager :mad: Luckily the lager came back as NA so it didn't affect the DtD :rotfl:

Hubby got into it when r&r was going so it was easy to convince him to give this a go. We did a shop each tonight - although I have to tell him what to get.:p

kitschy

debjay wrote: »

Funny with this, like most of the MSE stuff, its either wives or husbands that dont get it. In my house its my husband you hasn't a clue. So much so that when I first took him he bought the Banrock wine along with some lager :mad: Luckily the lager came back as NA so it didn't affect the DtD :rotfl:

Mine gets it, just petrified he'll get it wrong, so he's leaving it to me! I'm making sure I get him equal treats to earn brownie points! He did mention that he found it funny that none of the things I have accumulated are "stripey" products that I usually insist on, so I think he's so pleased he's getting "proper" deodorant/shower gel/razor etc that he'll keep schtum! :rotfl:

midwinter

silvercar wrote: »

My first win:

1 x SUNNY DELIGHT FLORIDA STYLE ORANGE 1LTR £ 1.26 £ 0.83
1 x SUNNY DELIGHT CALIFORNIA 1LTR £ 1.27 £ 0.83
1 x REAL MCCOYS SALT & VINEGAR CRISPS 6 PACK £ 1.70 £ 1.00

All confirmed - voucher received.

Well done you! Now you'll be hooked!! :beer:

celebrate

quickthinkofsomething wrote: »

AFAIK nobody is certain... The general opinion is a calender month is 1st of a month to the last day of that month.

regards

anyone rung CS to clarify this point??
i'm still confused (i know it doesn't take much:p)