Tesco/Asda Pricechecker finds here (Thread 2)

scotsgirl_3

mandycr wrote: »

hate to quote myself can someone please add these to the ss i will get one today and give it a try [/QU

I've added them now

SylvieDee_2

mandycr wrote: »

hate to quote myself can someone please add these to the ss i will get one today and give it a try

double chocolate fingers worked for me plenty of times

mandycr

homealone wrote: »

i know was told to go to first page to find out where to put info on tesco site, had looked there myself but the very first post is no longer there and the links on first page of second lot dont work

input receipt details here https://www.tescopricecheck.com/PriceCheck/Pages/Default.aspx HTH

System

waterstar wrote: »

perhaps we need to have a clearer understanding of what fraud is?

And bear in mind that when you submit a "claim" you

"By pressing 'Submit', you agree to the amended Terms of Service."

https://www.tescopricecheck.com/PriceCheck/Pages/StoreCompare/Default.aspx

and para 32 says

"The number of Price Check requests is limited to 10 per calendar month per household and the total amount of Price Check Vouchers that can be claimed is limited to £100 per calendar month per household."

There seems to be a split of views on this board as to whether

a) it is for the individual to police himself/herself as to only submitting a maximum of 10 per month

or

b) it is a question of what one can get away with through using different email addresses, making claims for extended family etc etc


Just my tuppence worth.

As noted in my edit, I don't know where the legal boundary of fraud comes in, but I think you're being quite generous with your conclusions. I think it would be true to say people know they should only be making 1 claim a day, 10 a month and totally under £100.
Ways to get round this, through use of partners, multiple shops, missing clubcards, fake email addresses are just that: ways to get round the rules. Just because you don't think they'll catch you doesn't make this right, and as I understand things its probably not even legal.
Either way, we've got a great offer here, and can legitimately do very well from it, simply by using the offer to our advantage.

Jemma1

brindles01 wrote: »

The Surf 1L liquid is a good bet - free washing. Either buy single or 2 and get your money back on both deals. Win win.

Now just need my voucher for todays shop so I can go stock up tomorrow,

For 2 in T £8.98 2 in A £6.00 DTD £5.96
NOT FREE but still a good buy

dimummy

anna_grant wrote: »

It's strange that there seems to be a bottleneck from Friday evening's receipts as I entered a Sat receipt at 16:00 on Sat and it had come back by midday Sunday.

Really basic question. I did a shop yesterday and inputted my receipt at midday. Some of the products I bought have changed price and no longer bring back such a high DTD amount. I haven't received an e-mail from Mr T yet but will they calculate the DTD at the time of purchase or when they process the receipt?

I loved my shop yesterday - used the Co-op voucher, a DTD voucher, three 50 pence off vouchers from various offers and my total bill of £38 was reduced to £11 - most of those were DTD buys. Did a separate smaller shop for Tesco promos such as 3 for 1 on Catheral City to stop it affecting my DTD. I don't know what !'m going to do when this is all over?!

Processed a random receipt for my friend over the weekend and she got £1.78 DTD voucher - she was really pleased but i can't understand the apathy of some people that I mention this too. Even if you don't shop with DTD in mind, you might still get a voucher.

However, it might be me with the problem. If so, i'm in good company

Ooooo what's this about £5 co-op voucher? I've one of those I printed £5 off £30 and had intended to go to co-op to use it. Do I understand that I can use it in T's? And can I use it when I spend my dtd voucher and does it have to be a £30 spend. Sorry so many questions but excited!!! :rotfl:

happywelshshopper

waterstar wrote: »

perhaps we need to have a clearer understanding of what fraud is?

And bear in mind that when you submit a "claim" you

"By pressing 'Submit', you agree to the amended Terms of Service."

https://www.tescopricecheck.com/PriceCheck/Pages/StoreCompare/Default.aspx

and para 32 says

"The number of Price Check requests is limited to 10 per calendar month per household and the total amount of Price Check Vouchers that can be claimed is limited to £100 per calendar month per household."

There seems to be a split of views on this board as to whether

a) it is for the individual to police himself/herself as to only submitting a maximum of 10 per month

or

b) it is a question of what one can get away with through using different email addresses, making claims for extended family etc etc


Just my tuppence worth.

So does that mean we can only input 10 receipts a month to check or just claim 10 dtd vouchers? I'm always popping in for bits and pieces!

anna_grant

mandycr wrote: »

hate to quote myself can someone please add these to the ss i will get one today and give it a try

Just in the interest of research, of course

mandycr

SylvieDee wrote: »

double chocolate fingers worked for me plenty of times

NOM NOM thanks i will get a few tonight then lol

mandycr

anna_grant wrote: »

Just in the interest of research, of course

of course only too happy to help out fellow msers pmsl

plus the 4 boys n hubby cant eat enough chocolate lol