Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 3

chall1964

pingua wrote: »

Do you think we need to change the title of this thread to -TESCO DTD - PLEASE READ THE FIRST POSTS BEFORE ASKING QUESTIONS???

Fantastic idea ~ All the info regarding DTD is there for the taking :beer:

dmtam

tattybonce wrote: »

They do when it comes to honouring the vouchers though. Is it worth the risk. Maybe one shop per day? I don't know

If anybody asks your shopping for a friend or somebody old cant get out ect, people do that everyday normally anyway

yarmouthgirls

scotsgirl wrote: »

I don't think the poster was being rude actually, and the comment probably wasn't aimed solely at you. There is a lot of information in the first couple of posts which would have answered many of your questions and as this thread moves very fast it is sensible if people either check there first, or use the search function to see if their question has already been responded to.

lovely to make us feel so welcome thanks for that im sure u was new at some point

MrsBartolozzi

tattybonce wrote: »

They do when it comes to honouring the vouchers though.

Not really though. In the last week I've only been asked to show the receipt once and other times when I volunteered the receipt for signing I confused the poor SA who called over a supervisor who was even more confused. I imagine if HO did send out orders they will be sketchily implemented at best.

Emmamumof2

babs31 wrote: »

so are they employing someone to sit and check out cctv? or will a member of staff be nominated every day? is that a bit extreme?

I think this is unlikely - especially at the bigger stores - my local isnt tiny but it isnt huge either and they've been fine - all we were told at beginning of week was people had been know to use more than 1 a day so they are ensuring only 1 use per person per day -

scotsgirl_3

yarmouthgirls wrote: »

lovely to make us feel so welcome thanks for that im sure u was new at some point

I'm sorry but I really don't think I'm being unwelcoming, far from it. The information in the first few posts, and the spreadsheet, have taken a lot of work and input from various people and are there to make life easier.

Asking people to read the basic information is not rude, unwelcoming or unpleasant. It's common sense.

babs31

babs31 wrote: »

so what will be the policy if they recognise someone making more than one shop a day?and where is your local?[/QUOTE

So in which area does your friend work?

tattybonce

yarmouthgirls wrote: »

lovely to make us feel so welcome thanks for that im sure u was new at some point

coming from someone who joined up a few days ago with ALL their posts on this thread

henlans

hurry up tesco!!

Emmamumof2

scotsgirl wrote: »

I'm sorry but I really don't think I'm being unwelcoming, far from it.

It must be very frustrating to keep seeing the same questions over and over again - esecially when you're busy trying to keep the spreadsheet updated.