Tesco/Asda Pricechecker finds here (Thread 2)

clozza_90

celebrate wrote: »

anyone got a link or piccy of the tissues?
was stood in tesco for ages and couldn't figure out which ones they were
TIA

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/Tissues_And_Toilet_Rolls/Velvet_Classic_Tissues_80.html

happylilly

celebrate wrote: »

anyone got a link or piccy of the tissues?
was stood in tesco for ages and couldn't figure out which ones they were
TIA

This one I believe:

greent

I'm still waiting for a Fri receipt too - and it *should* be a £20 one - grr!

Yesterday's came through. Huggies dry nites were £4.50/ £3 when I checked A's site yesterday but according to T are £4.50/ £5.98, therefore messing up my dtd. Never mind. I had kit kat pop choc bag confirmed 1.89/ 1.00, olay £10.20/ £4, elevenses £2.27/ £1.

Just back from Mr T and forgot my list - argh!!! Had to shop on the hoof again..... will see what I managed when hopefully the results are in tomorrow

idlesaver

celebrate wrote: »

anyone got a link or piccy of the tissues?
was stood in tesco for ages and couldn't figure out which ones they were
TIA

squigs

celebrate wrote: »

anyone got a link or piccy of the tissues?
was stood in tesco for ages and couldn't figure out which ones they were
TIA

celebrate

happylilly wrote: »

This one I believe:

clozza_90 wrote: »

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/Tissues_And_Toilet_Rolls/Velvet_Classic_Tissues_80.html

thanks guys 4 responses in 10 seconds!!!!!!!!
you are all so helpful, you cheer me up, i was reaaaally looking forward to those vouchers:(:(:(:(

scotsgirl_3

marc.faulkner wrote: »

Call me an old cynic, but could it be because their legal bods need more time to rewrite the terms?

They could be but I suspect they'd have trouble trying to retrospectively apply a t&c change

As others have said this has happened before, we do all seem to have shopped at similar times so maybe it is, genuinely, a glitch?

Iamstressed

Originally Posted by N20Y1D
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.


:cool: Definition of fraud, In the broadest sense, a fraud is an intentional deception made for personal gain or to damage another individual;

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraud

happylilly

celebrate wrote: »

thanks guys 4 responses in 10 seconds!!!!!!!!
you are all so helpful, you cheer me up, i was reaaaally looking forward to those vouchers:(:(:(:(

Be careful though! It's only the Classic and Compact versions.
The Large one £1 on both T and A

French_Knickers

waterstar wrote: »

Quote:
Originally Posted by waterstar
and if one obtains a voucher by deception is that 100% illegal?





If one had a genuine receipt however one knew that a voucher would not be issued by Tesco in respect of such genuine receipt as one was already over the £100 monthly limit ........... then presumably taking steps to have Tesco issue a voucher in respect of such genuine receipt would be a form of deception?

Where this argument falls down is that Tesco knowingly send you the voucher even though your account is over the limit.