Tesco/Asda Pricechecker finds here (Thread 2)

laticsforlife

cloey wrote: »

What's the claimback with the ariel stain remover?
What one is it and do they just want the reciept (if you don't mind me asking)

via Ariels website (quite well hidden).

http://www.supersavvyme.com/arielstainremover/getmoneyback.aspx

And yes they want the receipt.

aaarrrggghhh

elsie1969 wrote: »

Forgive me if I am mistaken but I can't find the 6 bottle back on a tescos search. So not sure if that would mean they would have reason to N/A it?????

Thats why I got the 4 bottle sport pack, I brought the tropical one on Thursday that went through dtd fine. £3.69 - £2.00. If anyone has got the 6 packet dtd, can they please say, thanks.

Happy DTD shopping! :T :T :T

Can confirm a 6-pack went through fine for me on Thursday.

laticsforlife

celebrate wrote: »

errr take them back for a cash DTD!:T then go and buy some more

Ha, CBA to be honest.

Ate one already, too nice to leave.

Made enough on other stuff so only a small error.:j

sirbrainy

mulled_wine wrote: »

Spring Forward
Fall Back

One less hour for me not to sleep. Insomnia. :eek: I have sorted any problems in my head by 1am. Menus for the week by 1.30. Shopping by 2am. Then what do I do?

MW sorry to hear that, have you tried (say) at least an hour's tough exercise in the 2nd half of the day? (Not meant to be patronising.)

Eg swimming lengths or running or cycling with hills or walking with hills?

It makes everybody in my family very snoozy, that's why we force the kids to do it wnenever possible = a peaceful evening & an early night.

swoods59

nikkilala wrote: »

SPRING forward, FALL back so you'll lose an hour. Just been through this with my OH and he's still convinced he'll get an extra hour in bed!

Had exactly the same conversation with mine, think he must have had too much wine and baileys so have sent him to bed now and he can have his extra hour before I get there.

aaarrrggghhh

celebrate wrote: »

errr take them back for a cash DTD!:T then go and buy some more

adam where are you????

Ah, but the ones I bought were genuinely the ones that should have been £1.49 (in my store, seems some are £1.45 elsewhere). There's only about 5/6 in each net.

celebrate

laticsforlife wrote: »

Ha, CBA to be honest.

Ate one already, too nice to leave.

Made enough on other stuff so only a small error.:j

do you actually have to take the exact item back or could you just take the receipt?

suppose they may have taken the sel off by tomorrow could try again.....presume your going to tesco tomorrow????:T:T:T

jaggyman

floflo wrote: »

lose an hour, my mum always says 'spring forward, fall back' :d

to keep everyone up to date with all this drink its now mr t says spring back, fall where-ever :d:d:d

sassey73

ladydisco wrote: »

Hi, does anyone have a copy of the pre £20 terms and conditions they can pm me, my Monday shop receipt cannot be found oddly enough.. (for a DTD of £60), despite me waiting all week and them telling me it is being processed.
I have complained to CEO and I am complaining to advertising Standards Authority.. :-(

Price Check Comparisons

1. Price comparisons for in-store purchases are based on what the customer actually buys. This includes price reductions and promotions (such as "half price" and "buy one get one free") but not store or category wide promotions such as “buy 6 bottles of wine and get 5% off” or linksave promotions (such as "buy cheese and get crackers free"). These are excluded as it is difficult to make fair comparisons. Products that are purchased on a "reduced to clear" basis will be compared at the price paid at till.
2. Price comparisons for orders made online are based on what the customer received and paid for.
3. Price data used for the Tesco Price Check is obtained from daily web scans of the Asda Home Shopping site.
4. If prices are found to be different across the website postcodes sampled, we have used the most commonly occurring price.
5. All comparable grocery shopping is included in the Tesco Price Check (see paragraphs 6 and 7 below).
6. Only branded grocery products that are identical or very similar own label grocery equivalents are included and compared. For own label products to be included we have tried to ensure the equivalent own label product meets the same needs or is intended for the same purpose.
7. For example, we may:

1. Identify the key characteristics of the products including flavour, and whether it is organic, Fairtrade, low fat, or eco-friendly ensuring that they are not matched in a way that gives any retailer an artificial advantage.
2. Where products differ in size, weight or volume, ensure that this difference does not favour one retailer over another.
3. Compare goods where there is no more than a 10% difference in size, weight, or volume.

1. The Tesco Price Check is made against comparable grocery shopping only, as defined above. It does not include any non-grocery categories whether available in store or online or any in store concessions.
2. Only grocery products that are sold on Asda’s Home Shopping site are included and compared against in the Tesco Price Check.

Price Check Website

1. The Tesco Price Check website will be updated with Asda prices on a daily basis for customers to check their receipts against.
2. Where the item is not available for comparison on the Asda Home Shopping site, the product is shown as 'not available' (N/A).
3. All prices obtained for Asda are believed to be correct. On rare occasions however, due to the number of prices being checked, there may be some inaccuracies.
4. For a comparison to be made, your shop must contain at least 1 comparable grocery product.
5. The difference in price shown between the comparable grocery products in your shopping at Tesco and the equivalent shopping at Asda will be the total price for all comparable products in the basket.
6. Only Tesco Extra, Superstore and Metro formats are included. Products purchased in an Express, Petrol Filling Station or Homeplus store are not included in the Tesco Price Check.
7. Valid email addresses are required so that we can inform you of the results of the comparison. Tesco are not liable for an incorrect entry of email addresses.
8. Customers should receive details of comparison results by email within 36 hours.

Claims and Vouchers

1. Claims can only be made online via the website http://www.tesco.com/pricecheck.
2. Claims must be made within 28 days of purchase (for in store purchases), or within 28 days of the date of delivery, if bought online.
3. Price Check vouchers can be redeemed either in store or against an online Grocery order, irrespective of whether the original purchase was made in store or online.
4. To use your vouchers in store, vouchers must be presented together with your original receipt and can be redeemed off the cost of your next shop at the checkouts. You must retain your original receipt as vouchers are not valid without the original receipt. Photocopied receipts will not be accepted.
5. The number of claims is limited to 10 per calendar month per household and the total amount that can be claimed is limited to £100 per calendar month per household.
6. Vouchers must be used within 28 days of date of issue.
7. Vouchers can only be redeemed against transactions of an equal or higher value than the voucher.
8. Only one Price Check voucher may be redeemed per transaction. Price Check vouchers cannot be redeemed against purchases of petrol, lottery, tobacco, infant formula, caf!, pharmacy, gift cards and mobile phone top up.
9. Vouchers have no cash value. No change will be given. Copied, damaged or defaced vouchers will not be accepted. This voucher is and shall remain the property of Tesco Stores Limited and is not for resale or publication.

General

1. We have the right to withdraw the Tesco Price Check at any time without notice.
2. Where we suspect that any false or fraudulent claim is being made, we reserve the right to withhold and/or refuse payment.
3. Tesco employees are entitled to use this service. All price comparisons will be made after your Privilegecard discount has been applied (if used

i think this is them anyone? correct me if they not i will search again throu my emails lol HTH

celebrate

mulled_wine wrote: »

Spring Forward
Fall Back

One less hour for me not to sleep. Insomnia. :eek: I have sorted any problems in my head by 1am. Menus for the week by 1.30. Shopping by 2am. Then what do I do?

sirbrainy wrote: »

MW sorry to hear that, have you tried (say) at least an hour's tough exercise in the 2nd half of the day? (Not meant to be patronising.)

Eg swimming lengths or running or cycling with hills or walking with hills?

It makes everybody in my family very snoozy, that's why we force the kids to do it wnenever possible = a peaceful evening & an early night.

how about drawing up £20 DTD shopping lists???
works every time with me!:T