Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 3

czerniacha

re dove shower gel: i can confirm BURST varaiation(
and I think quite a lot of ambre solaire stuff is good for dtd now, will try spf20 milk today
just want ALL my vouchers NOW

rhosynbach

nutrigrain has not worked for me tried it twice

Emmamumof2

czerniacha wrote: »

re dove shower gel: i can confirm BURST varaiation(
and I think quite a lot of ambre solaire stuff is good for dtd now, will try spf20 milk today
just want ALL my vouchers NOW

Me too!! I hope they come today!

FloFlo

rhosynbach wrote: »

nutrigrain has not worked for me tried it twice

Nor me. :mad:

gunsandbanjos

sel_warrior wrote: »

just noticed Nutrigrain Apple or Strawberry
A £1 T £2.65 bogof
buy 1 £3.30dtd :j

Nutrigrain has been coming back N/F for everyone unfortunately.

sel_warrior

rhosynbach wrote: »

nutrigrain has not worked for me tried it twice

:mad: ............

Lisaberry

Hurry up vouchers, I want my leg of lamb and goose fat spuds and loads of bottles of dove!!!

Emmamumof2

czerniacha wrote: »

re dove shower gel: i can confirm BURST varaiation(
and I think quite a lot of ambre solaire stuff is good for dtd now, will try spf20 milk today
just want ALL my vouchers NOW

Have you had any Ambre Solaire yet? They do look good for DTD but the titles dont match exactly - although you and I know they do! Worth a try!!!

yummy.scrummy.mummy

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DTDfanBoy

star2007 wrote: »

Hi, I've got a quick question... sorry in advance if it's been answered before.

I bought some more strong white bread flour yesterday afternoon. I checked the Asda price just before leaving at it was 50p (Mr T price £1.24) giving a DTD value of £1.48.

However, looking this morning at the s/s & Mysupermarket, I notice the Asda price is now 68p.

At what point in time do Tesco's honour the price differences? Is it the time of purchase, midnight, the time the emails are sent out, or some other arbitary time of their choosing?

Many thanks

If you read posts one and two, which are filled with information which will enable you maximise your DTDing, you will find the answer you seek

A few minutes reading should help you to avoid any costly, easily avoidable mistakes.