Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 3

Emmamumof2

BlueICe wrote: »

so sorry guys i missed typed i missed out "they"

ment to type vouchers, are "they" in

sorry

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
got all our hopes up!!!

my3kidsrmyworld

does the hawaiian still work?

imtoolazytothinkofaname

BlueICe wrote: »

so sorry guys i missed typed i missed out "they"

ment to type vouchers, are "they" in

sorry

Yeah yeah, wind up, lol :D

Emmamumof2

my3kidsrmyworld wrote: »

does the hawaiian still work?

Havent dared try it again after it worked last week since all this talk of them not giving offers if they are on BOGOF at Tesco but you only take 1 - !!

BlueICe_2

imtoolazytothinkofaname wrote: »

Yeah yeah, wind up, lol :D

serious there was a typographical error

tara747

debsjc wrote: »

I tried to use my first 2 DTD vouchers today, at different times .... and had two interesting experiences with the SA's!

The first one told me the voucher could only be used on the day it was issued.....ie the day of the shop that 'earnt' the voucher - I pointed out the 'must be used within 28 days bit' and she reluctantly took it.

When I spent the 2nd one later, I was told I couldn't have my till receipt for my new shopping. Again I politely defeneded myself and eventually got my new receipt

Good for you! They can't keep your new receipt! :eek:

colwyn wrote: »

From this mornings Daily Mail:

Supermarket price war descends into farce as Asda RAISES costs and Tesco bulk-buys fail to deliver value

The supermarket price war involving Tesco and Asda has descended into farce with evidence that many bargain deals are a sham. A number of Asda's cheap 'rollback' items have actually gone up in price, according to its own website. While Tesco's promise to deliver better value food and other products if they are bought in bulk also does not hold true. A number of Asda's cheap 'rollback' items have actually gone up in price, according to its own website. The giants have been involved in a vicious tit-for-tat battle in recent months as they vie to be known as the cheapest of the 'big four' supermarkets. Asda upset Tesco when it launched a price pledge to be 10 per cent cheaper than its major competitors on a basket of groceries. Tesco then hit back with a promise to refund double the difference if Asda was found to be genuinely cheaper. However, this back-fired after shoppers found many examples. In some cases, shoppers were claiming payments in the shape of shopping vouchers from Tesco worth more than £100. <snipped>
Watchdog airs on BBC One at 8pm tonight


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1374258/Supermarket-price-war-descends-farce-Asda-RAISES-costs-Tesco-bulk-buys-fail-deliver-value.html

I will be glued to the TV! Thanks for the info colwyn. :T

punkpink wrote: »

Its true, but also i think since the £20 cap came in its not as lucrative as it was, he just never managed to mention it before they changed it...

Oh, it's just as lucrative as it was before, I can assure you.

RT7

BlueICe wrote: »

so sorry guys i missed typed i missed out "they"

ment to type vouchers, are "they" in

sorry

Let you off this time :rotfl:

Kaos_2

BlueICe wrote: »

so sorry guys i missed typed i missed out "they"

ment to type vouchers, are "they" in

sorry

Lol, I'm actually quite pleased because I don't want to think that mine have been delayed because I used Clubcard Double Up vouchers to pay :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I want to have mine here when everyone starts saying they are in else the suspense will be unbearable, lol! :rotfl:

ry111

sorry i meant £1.50

cookiemonster25

Kaos wrote: »

Not in my store they're not... and online they're £4... are you taking that info from a SEL or did you scan them?

sel was £4 yesterday and £2 today might mean they change elsewhee at some point today didnt get them scanned