Tesco/Asda Pricechecker finds here (Thread 2)

money.savvy_3

DTDfanBoy wrote: »

I'm pretty sure that vouchers under £10 in value can be processed at a SS kiosk, anything over you need to go to a regular checkout.

I had one for just over £9 and the ss checkout wouldnt accept it hth

springdreams

French_Knickers wrote: »

Erm no, they should sign it to show its been redeemed and hand it you back.

The ones in my store insist that they have to keep the receipt, even when I said that that was not the way it was supposed to work

teresa555

yesterdays shop confirmed

1x 6 stella bottle 330ml £6.99 £4.67
1x princes red salmon £3.98 £1.50
1x youngs cod steaks in parsley sauce £4.00 £2.00
1x dove pro age body cream oil 250ml £3.74 £2.00
1x heinz baked beans fridge pack 1kg £1.78 £1.00

total £20.49 £10.10 DD = £20 voucher

sorryaboutmywife

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

good question...... nobody knows for sure, but in theory, the SA is supposed to sign your receipt and hand it back to you, then put the voucher in the till, some SA`s are also signing your new receipt too.

Thanks. Hmm. Mine weren't signed. And I'd bought too much so missed out on £20 worth of DTD. I think I might wander over to CS tomorrow.;)

red-foxx

Confirmed from 03/04/11

TOTAL

£ 12.19

£ 5.26 1 x MAGNERS PEAR 568ML £ 1.99 £ 1.26 1 x OLAY A/W AQUA PHYSICS DAY CRM 50ML £ 10.20 £ 4.00 1 x SUNDAY MIRROR £ 1.00 N/A

Pursey

avstar wrote: »

4p Is this the lowest DTD voucher so far? :T

My Mum has one for 4p too

weezl74

emerald_starcat wrote: »

Just got back from Tesco and the pancake mix is def scanning at 74p.

hmmmn one to watch for in each store then, as have just returned from a shop here in Cardiff and had 6 scan at £1.49.

ausmummy

I had a great conversation with SA yesturday. She was telling me how she couldn't understand why Mr T was still doing the promotion as people were abusing it. Apparently Mr T had to lower the voucher cap as people were costing Mr A £100's a time:rotfl:. Yes I have it on good authority that Mr A has to stump up the cash each time a voucher is used. :rotfl: She also said when DTD is pulled Mr T will have to put their prices up.

jaggyman

springdreams wrote: »

The ones in my store insist that they have to keep the receipt, even when I said that that was not the way it was supposed to work

You need your receipt incase you need to return something

Saint_Chris

help

when your talking about the £20 cap, do you mean that i should make sure that the receipt that i input does not have more than £20 worth of difference.

thanks