Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 3

tara747

full-time-mum wrote: »

I can understand refusing the last one from a processing point of view but capping based on what you might have got but doesn't seem in the spirit of the promise.
I bet they don't take off the receipts that come back that Tesco were cheaper off the total. I bunged in a couple of older ones before I knew about the promise just to see and one came back nearly £2 cheaper at Tesco and the other 2p cheaper - considering I was actively searching for offers during these shops, that is a bit disappointing - certainly an eye-opener.

When do they count the DTD, receipt date or claim date?

I agree! Naughty Mr T!!!!

scrummy wrote: »

Hope I'm not missing out on all those Clucard points for nothing, but you have to imagine this is their easiest method of tracking people. Email addresses are ten-a-penny. Think I'll stick with cash as this offer is waay too good to risk screwing up. What are the rest of you doing re payment method?

Cash all the way, no Clubcard. :cool:

aallank wrote: »

or should that be.....

:D

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Treecle

Elenathion wrote: »

I just found my first trout! She wasn't anywhere near as bad as some of the stories on here but as soon as she saw I was paying with a voucher she just stopped chatting to me. You'd think we were going and taking products out of their own cupboards the way they act.

Lol! Sounds similar to my first encounter yesterday, I'd even let her coo over my baby son. As soon as the voucher made an appearance, her face dropped and started faffing about asking me if I had a clubcard, where I'd got the voucher and even picked up my shopping list full of DTD comparisons because she thought it was my receipt :eek:

shopndrop

SS Update - Birds Eye Petit Pois now £3 on Asda not £2

CM66

Just had a fab SA - didnt bat an eyelid when i produced my voucher from my first DTD shop. She didnt even sign the receipt (although this has gone in the bin as i'm not going to abuse the system!!)

Then told her the next lot of shopping was also mine, produced my second voucher and she just laughed and said what a bargain. I was so worried after some of the trout stories on here.

If you live near Warwick, they still have a few bottles of Wolf Blass Cab Sav and Chardonnay on the shelves so be quick :beer:

redmel1621

I am another confused with the leg of lamb...I want to get one today, but unsure which one I need to buy?

ferrety

Just an update on my local Mr T's

Glos store now get the supervisor to authorise every voucher, presumably to stop me using more then 1 a day.
Brockworth store seem good with these most staff know what to do and are mainly polite
Chelt store best store so far all till staff are fab and know exactly what to do and allways comment on how nice it is that i can save some money, many have even asked how they can do it, my OH even had one young lad on the till ask him if he could add our shopping to his list as he didnt have those items on his dtd shop : )

Legendmum

Where are these vouchers? DS just gone to nursery! I NEED my Tesco fix!

happywelshshopper

nikkilala wrote: »

I think that's fine, I just get so confused with what I've used for what:) That I've decided to eliminate my card altogether! I'm a bit dizzy at the best of times:rotfl:

I was the same....now set up a spreadsheet to keep details of them! (No CC used though!)

full-time-mum

Midger wrote: »

LOL! My 2 are happy watching iCarly just now. Had a hectic weekend and they're shattered. They won't be happy when the DTD vouchers come thru later on and they have to come shopping with me!

It was a birthday weekend so it's been hectic here too.

Waiting for today's vouchers to come through as I'm nearing the £100 limit and don't want to go over.

Leaving littlest with her Aunt while going DTDing - will swap another time!

Me thinks there is an opening for DTD childminding service:rotfl:

cookiemonster25

Googlies wrote: »

Your Sig.

‘If you claim to be the cheapest, call me old fashioned, but it helps to really be the cheapest.’ ASDA spokesman Nick Agarwal

I really want to walk around Tesco with this printed on a T-Shirt.

i think i'd rather stay under the radar whilst doing my dtd shopping :rotfl::rotfl::D