Tesco/Asda Pricechecker finds here (Thread 2)

gunsandbanjos

scotsgirl wrote: »

Hmm, you could have a point although most of them were on this thread.

Maybe we should consider making at private and then people could PM to get access, at least that way we could restrict it to recognised posters?

I know most of them are on the thread, but that requires them to trawl through 280+ pages of posts. The spreadsheet is just a ready made list for them.

stebiz

scotsgirl wrote: »

Hmm, you could have a point although most of them were on this thread.

Maybe we should consider making at private and then people could PM to get access, at least that way we could restrict it to recognised posters?

If Tesco had 1/2 brain, they'd have a member of staff monitoring this thread full time anyway. Reading a few posts I could see a few who'd be my prime candidates as Tesco Employee

cheaperthan

who is granting rights for the spreadsheet? Can I get them please? Or can someone with rights open the chat on the spreadsheet to update some prices? thanks

N20Y1D

scotsgirl wrote: »

Hmm, you could have a point although most of them were on this thread.

Maybe we should consider making at private and then people could PM to get access, at least that way we could restrict it to recognised posters?

I'm fairly sure Tescos system will be capable if identifying which items they are charging more for, after all it checks the prices before paying out vouchers.

Until they introduce electronic SELs where they can change the prices of items on the shelf in an instant they are stuck. And even then if they reduce the price below the marked price they'll be hit with DTD overcharges.

People need to stop being so paranoid.

laticsforlife

Gregm wrote: »

Buy just 1 in a single transaction £2.64 each, gives you £1.28 DTD so costs £1.36 compared to £1.50 each if you buy 2.

Stranger_Than_Fiction wrote: »

Has anyone bought Carte Noir instant coffee? 100g 2 for £5 mr T, £2 each at Asda, potential DTD of £2. Also in decaf. Haven't tried it yet but will be buying it later this morning.

The Decaf is even better at £2.68 so DTD of £1.36, Net £1.32

silly_sausage_4

Hi, has anyone swopped a voucher for electrial items in store? I have a bigger voucher from begginning of offer and was thinking of a new food processor???

cheaperthan

silly_sausage wrote: »

Hi, has anyone swopped a voucher for electrial items in store? I have a bigger voucher from begginning of offer and was thinking of a new food processor???

I bought an electric toothbrush last weekend, was about £40, went through the normal checkout, no problem.

gunsandbanjos

N20Y1D wrote: »

I'm fairly sure Tescos system will be capable if identifying which items they are charging more for, after all it checks the prices before paying out vouchers.

Until they introduce electronic SELs where they can change the prices of items on the shelf in an instant they are stuck. And even then if they reduce the price below the marked price they'll be hit with DTD overcharges.

People need to stop being so paranoid.

Hairy muff, was just musing and wondered if it was an issue:)

jbrockwell5081

silly_sausage wrote: »

Hi, has anyone swopped a voucher for electrial items in store? I have a bigger voucher from begginning of offer and was thinking of a new food processor???

I bought a food processor with one.

stebiz

N20Y1D wrote: »

And also dont forget that for every DTDer there's thousands of others paying the inflated prices.

Quite right. And then you have the Tesco Greed issue. After Eight Mints £3.05 against Asda's £1.50

So we hit them with DTD, and they reduce them to £1.50

Then they see Easter around the corner. The account managers find their blood pressure rising - and oops back to £3.05 again. Can't resist it can they?