Tesco/Asda Pricechecker finds here (Thread 2)

HopePray

Caseymoo wrote: »

It took me a while I added all the pennies I had spent on top, I went through all my receipts, it was my BF's idea lol he is nearly as obsessed as I am :rotfl:

LOL I have mine on a spreadsheet, ill today or I would have updated it.

Legendmum

stebiz wrote: »

Well if you were going to do that, you may as well have used your own clubcard in the first place. The two cards will be linked. Just bin 'em. I know how tempting it must be. I feel the same myself. Bt it isn't worth it.

I have put some on my clubcard and will be putting some on OH's card so we both have the right amount and we get £100 worth of clubcard points each! No point in wasting it!

czerniacha

sirbrainy wrote: »

nikkilala wrote: »

I think they will get 'heavy' in the sense that (if you're over £100) you'll input your receipt and get a zero voucher for it next day.

They simply have to link clubcard number to claims and fix a £100 ceiling per calendar month.

Can't see how they can legitimately do that with (say) credit card transactions (based on CC details) as the link between purchase & household is nothing like as concrete as with clubcard. Eg I could be buying my Dad's shopping for him.

Which I regularly do. :cool:

Especially the last few days.

And my Mum's, my Aunt's & my long lost cousin Flo's.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I think we are all being very nice this month and doing the shopping for the whole neighbourhood :rotfl:

bonjovibel_729

can i just ask for some advice on my list for tomorrow have been watchin this thread and it is very amusing at times lol

this is my two lists for tomorrow:

fusionproglide razor 9.99 5.00
kit kat orange 9pk 1.65 1.00
heinz beans fridge pack 1.78 1.00
cocopops 2.99 2.00
tetley tea bags 3.88 2.00
flora buttery 1.70 1.00

thats my first list according to my calculations will come to near enuff £20 dtd

second one
olay anti wrinkle aqua physics 10.00 5.00
b/e premium quarter pdrs 2.99 1.50
lake district cheese 400g £3.00 2.00
dairylea strip cheese 4 x 21 g 1.18 50p
flora buttery 1.70 1.00
spaghetti hoops fridge pack 1.65 1.00 x 2

think this will give dtd of just over 20 also if anyone can confirm these for me wud be very very greatful thnks

jaggyman

The 1 thing this whole Tesco Dtd has taught me is













TO SHOP AT ASDA (when DTD is finished) haha

sirbrainy

sirbrainy wrote: »

4 x Stella 4% T £4.09 A £3.00
CARLING 440 ml 4 pack £4.10 tesco - £3.00 asda

Evening all, are these proven to work OK? Thanks

Sorry - bumping it as I will also try to get an answer tomorrow about 11.30 when for some reason it gets busy, just going to write down the post number.

(Need some beer.)

HopePray

annie12 wrote: »

I understand that, but why are WE bothered if they sign them or not??
I'm not going to use it again, so doesn't matter to me.

For me, I would hate it if a SA got in trouble for not getting it signed, its their bread and butter at the end of the day. Dont care much about Tesco, but people are only doing their jobs.

stebiz

HopePray wrote: »

For me, I would hate it if a SA got in trouble for not getting it signed, its their bread and butter at the end of the day. Dont care much about Tesco, but people are only doing their jobs.

I paid for my shop tonight and gave my voucher and receipt. The girl kept both. I asked for my receipt back and she said I could have both if I liked. This isn't her fault but Tesco's for lack of training. Needless to say I gave her the voucher back.

jaggyman

HopePray wrote: »

For me, I would hate it if a SA got in trouble for not getting it signed, its their bread and butter at the end of the day. Dont care much about Tesco, but people are only doing their jobs.

If they aint been trained properly then it aint your fault

aaarrrggghhh

sirbrainy wrote: »

Sorry - bumping it as I will also try to get an answer tomorrow about 11.30 when for some reason it gets busy, just going to write down the post number.

(Need some beer.)

Carling is fine, haven't tried the Stella.

In fact, bought another two Carling today.