Tesco/Asda Pricechecker finds here (Thread 2)

mymerrywidow

k66 wrote: »

Pancake mix has a 30p voucher on the back and a use by date of mid 2012.

but dont rip it off before you use the mix as it has the make up instructions on it!!

N20Y1D

cambermam wrote: »

Don't forget there's the spreadsheet list also.... I've added everyone to it who's pm'd me https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AtnLrgx2Ta53dExHWGktSy1mSF85dFAwU2g4U1BlRnc&hl=en_GB&authkey=CNvCx4wJ#gid=0

Who wrote that the Napolina are confirmed? I've not seen them be confirmed ont he thread

The dettol surface spray (apple) is confirmed, have got this a couple of times.

karlie88

damo5134 wrote: »

Oh no, I have just returned from Tesco with 2 bottles of the aerial and do not want to pay £9.02 for them!! I have already entered my receipt onto the price checker. Is there anyway I can return them to the store for a refund?

KingLarsson wrote: »

not really no.

yes you can return them; as long as you don't use the DTD voucher sent to you (if the result is good that is).

if you bought other items aswell, then i'd print out the tesco vs. asda receipt email; that would show whether the DTD has been accounted for.

French_Knickers

swood75729 wrote: »

My 70 year old Mum has just been into her local Teso with a small voucher,nice SA called for supervisor who said it need to be checked, fair enough but came back shouting in a loud voice that my Mum was a fraudster - repeatedly! . For goodness sake she's 70 years old and can only just manage to print the voucher let alone make one up. Everyone was staring at her, she left her shopping and walked out in tears, she had a heart attack last year and just doesn't need this she is in bits and can't stop shaking, I hope to God this doesn't bring on another. This is completely unacceptable behaviour on Tesco's part. If Tesco send a voucher to be printed and used in store surely they should accept it without putting honest customers through this, we don't know why she thought it was a fake but it wasn't.

I do hope you pursue this further! Thats way out of order.

By the way the font you use is not very easy on the eyes.

gunsandbanjos

damo5134 wrote: »

Oh no, I have just returned from Tesco with 2 bottles of the aerial and do not want to pay £9.02 for them!! I have already entered my receipt onto the price checker. Is there anyway I can return them to the store for a refund?

I did the same and returned no problem. Told the guy my mum had sent me to buy them and i got the wrong ones:rotfl: Never mind the fact i haven't lived at home for over 10 years, the joys of looking young;)

laughing1

swood75729 wrote: »

My 70 year old Mum has just been into her local Teso with a small voucher,nice SA called for supervisor who said it need to be checked, fair enough but came back shouting in a loud voice that my Mum was a fraudster - repeatedly! . For goodness sake she's 70 years old and can only just manage to print the voucher let alone make one up. Everyone was staring at her, she left her shopping and walked out in tears, she had a heart attack last year and just doesn't need this she is in bits and can't stop shaking, I hope to God this doesn't bring on another. This is completely unacceptable behaviour on Tesco's part. If Tesco send a voucher to be printed and used in store surely they should accept it without putting honest customers through this, we don't know why she thought it was a fake but it wasn't.

thats disgusting treating your mom like that def complain,thats def out of order grrrrrrrrrrr:(

bunbun2

swood75729 wrote: »

My 70 year old Mum has just been into her local Teso with a small voucher,nice SA called for supervisor who said it need to be checked, fair enough but came back shouting in a loud voice that my Mum was a fraudster - repeatedly! . For goodness sake she's 70 years old and can only just manage to print the voucher let alone make one up. Everyone was staring at her, she left her shopping and walked out in tears, she had a heart attack last year and just doesn't need this she is in bits and can't stop shaking, I hope to God this doesn't bring on another. This is completely unacceptable behaviour on Tesco's part. If Tesco send a voucher to be printed and used in store surely they should accept it without putting honest customers through this, we don't know why she thought it was a fake but it wasn't.

that is shocking behavious - def ring and complain

I am so sorry to everyone I have panicked over the magnums - I think I will go back to just reading!

I bought the ariel gel yesterday so hopefuly will still get dtd

gunsandbanjos

karlie88 wrote: »

yes you can return them; as long as you don't use the DTD voucher sent to you (if the result is good that is).

Why can't you use the DTD voucher? You wouldnt have got DTD on them anyway, but it should still be valid on the other stuff on the receipt.

hogshead

swood75729 wrote: »

My 70 year old Mum has just been into her local Teso with a small voucher,nice SA called for supervisor who said it need to be checked, fair enough but came back shouting in a loud voice that my Mum was a fraudster - repeatedly! . For goodness sake she's 70 years old and can only just manage to print the voucher let alone make one up. Everyone was staring at her, she left her shopping and walked out in tears, she had a heart attack last year and just doesn't need this she is in bits and can't stop shaking, I hope to God this doesn't bring on another. This is completely unacceptable behaviour on Tesco's part. If Tesco send a voucher to be printed and used in store surely they should accept it without putting honest customers through this, we don't know why she thought it was a fake but it wasn't.

Get on the phone, write an email/letter but do it now!
I'd be marching into store with a red mist ready to throttle the arsey mare but that's me.

karlie88

gunsandbanjos wrote: »

Why can't you use the DTD voucher? You wouldnt have got DTD on them anyway, but it should still be valid on the other stuff on the receipt.

read post again, i edited it while you were typing your message.