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Tesco/Asda Pricechecker finds here (Thread 2)

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  • tara747
    tara747 Posts: 10,238 Forumite
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    DTDfanBoy wrote: »
    Afternoon all, I’m a long time lurker first time poster, and I’m a DTDaholic :j

    I’ve been DTDing since the start of the promotion and have thoroughly enjoyed every second of it.

    I stumbled onto this forum after having several vouchers come back capped at the £100 limit, it’s nice to know I’m not alone with my addiction ;)
    Many thanks to all those who have contributed to this thread, it’s been really helpful and very entertaining. It’s really great to know that so many people out there are prepared to help each other out in order to maximise the benefits this promotion offers us.

    It’s been sad to see a bit of paranoia/selfishness creep into the tread in regards to the spreadsheets, so many people have contributed to them in order for everyone to benefit, which seems to be the purpose of this forum, and the one reason it works so well.

    I know full well that had this promotion not been picked up so enthusiastically by the users of this forum, something which was never going to happed due to the super savvy shoppers on here, chances are I’d still be happily spending £100+ vouchers. That said I can honestly say that I prefer the fact that this promotion has been so widely used by people all over the country, even though it’s probably cost me a couple of years supply of free wine, as without so many people like us we couldn’t have reduced the shopping bills of millions of people. It’s great to know that Tesco have had to respond to our DTDing by dropping hundreds of prices across the board, which in turn has helped out millions of unknowing customers :T

    There seems to be a bit of misinformation floating around in regards to fraud and terms and conditions, which hopefully I can help to clarify. People that have knowingly been using vouchers which have already been used, have committed an act of fraud, there’s no real difference between using a voucher which has been knowingly used and handing over a £20 note which you know is a forgery, doing either will land you in court when you are caught, and given the amount of CCTV in use in Tesco it will only be a matter of time before you are identified.

    The terms and conditions which are form part of this promotion are just that, they are not law and you are not breaking the law by breaching those terms, the onus is on Tesco to enforce those terms, if they choose not to then that is their issue not ours.

    I’ll end this rather long winded post with my first contribution :D, Grant’s Whisky 350ml and Gordon’s 350ml gin, both currently £8.79 at Tesco, two for £12 at Asda. Total cost after DTD = £3.21 each which works out at £9.18 per l. You can also sweeten this slightly by purchasing four and using a £5 off £30 spend Co-op conditional spend, which lowers the price to £2.54 each or £7.25 per l. I have only purchased these in matching sets, so can’t confirm if you can mix and match. It’s not quite as good as the £2.50 Jameson, but the best DTD Whisky or Gin deal currently going. My latest confirmation of this deal was Sunday.

    Happy DTDing everyone :beer:

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    N20Y1D wrote: »
    The voucher Terms and Conditions state that "this voucher can only be used once." So again I'd argue its not fraud just very very underhand.

    :eek: It is fraud!!!! No question.
    N20Y1D wrote: »
    Well done to you, how about naming and shaming ;)

    Well, I'm not one of the PMers. Whatever I have had to say about the spreadsheet (and I understand both sides of the argument), I will say it on here. :)
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  • DTDfanBoy
    DTDfanBoy Posts: 1,704 Forumite
    N20Y1D wrote: »
    The voucher Terms and Conditions state that "this voucher can only be used once." So again I'd argue its not fraud just very very underhand.

    If you knowingly use a voucher which has already been used, you are obtaining goods by deception which is illegal. There really is no grey area here, it is 100% illegal, and would be a fairly straightforward prosecution.
  • lillytoad
    lillytoad Posts: 121 Forumite
    its all done by me, singlehandedly. i find it all out, input it and make sure its up and running. its a tough job, but someones got to do it....and your very welcome, glad your enjoying it
    Wow You are seriously one unselfish person Thanks for your hard work and effort to help others.Im not sure Ive got the correct ss as my pc skills are along way from yours but I will try to contribute as much as I can on this forum:A
  • tillycat123
    tillycat123 Posts: 975 Forumite
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    Vouchers in
  • cuddykid
    cuddykid Posts: 127 Forumite
    Can Confirm the following:

    Basil pot medium comes back N/A.
    Finest Roast Potatoes 400g works nicely and is free as T-£2 A-£1 ! (these are in the chilled finest section next to ready meals)

    Happy doubling!!
  • Purple1974
    Purple1974 Posts: 337 Forumite
    No Friday vouchers though :(

    I typically left my Sunday receipt at home, so can't check that.
  • NewStudent
    NewStudent Posts: 249 Forumite
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    My vouchers are not loading for some reason. I have put the email addresses into the price check for yesterday but nothing is happening. Help!
  • mandycr
    mandycr Posts: 4,238 Forumite
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    my voucher in too nothing new to share frying pan came back N/A and so did the growing pot herbs grrrrrr
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  • simon31leeds
    simon31leeds Posts: 501 Forumite
    I think that Princesslou is playing a late April fool on you all rather than actually being single-handedly responsible guys - look at the other posts and a fair few people have been working on getting it working to its current fine standard.

    In terms of the spreadsheet and it locking, can I make a suggestion that'll help. If you're just using it to view, e.g. not edit and have Microsoft Excel on your computer, you should be able to save it as a .csv file and then open it in Microsoft Excel. This will reduce the load that's going and the 2nd page error problems as:

    a) your download should have all pages
    b) less than 50 people may be viewing at the same time

    Appreciate that some may not have Excel but if you have, it would probably help everyone trying to view to download it for viewing purposes. You can always do another download nearer your shop time and overwrite the original file you've saved :-)

    Cheers
  • cherry6
    cherry6 Posts: 677 Forumite
    NewStudent wrote: »
    My vouchers are not loading for some reason. I have put the email addresses into the price check for yesterday but nothing is happening. Help!

    Im having the same thing! Thank god its not just me, I was getting really paranoid then!
    Please God, help me stop spending!
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