Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 4

jammy_dodger

pbmatt wrote: »

Tesco's the only retailer in the world that reduces prices and loses custom :rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:lol

wishuponastar

on the t bags that i bought today the SEL has 3.98 in yellow and special offer on it??

Wonder if its going on offer tomorrow...?

Sunflower1227

blackshoequeen wrote: »

Yes - i sent a couple of vouchers and receipts to my daughter who is studying at uni 120 miles away. They accepted them in her local Mr T without question. As you can imagine she was chuffed to bits with them and is asking if I have anymore 'spare'!

I have done this too, she loves it, lots of extra treats :T

Shadow_Jam

ban_bang wrote: »

Well I say I will stand my ground.
They abused me of getting DTD because of they fault why do they have that policy in the first place?
Then they should say we will give you DTD but we will abuse u in some way so your choice come here or not.

Doeas anyone know Cs email or philip email to complain.
I will go and i will shop in there but if they overcharge me again I have a right to call a police if they start this again.
Will see how big show that could be.:rotfl:

As someone who is currently banned (for exceeding £100 dtd limit, and arguing about an overcharge on an item), I would say think about it. I went in guns blazing, knowing my legal rights.

Welcome to Tesco, where you leave your legal rights at the door.:(

Probably be better off not complaining about the service, but finding a couple more overcharged items. Either way they might ban you (perhaps unlikely) but at least you get something out of one of them.

stebiz

munchkinz wrote: »

Ye just wondered what the deal was, loving the current promo
Would the overcharge dtd apply to promos, a week or so ago I got the 3 for 1 ice cream and went through the SS which didn't take of the discount went to CS and they refunded and rescanned, said offers don't always work on SS. Should I have gotten DTD??

P.S I know it's too late to do anything now, just informing myself for future rip offs

Yes you are right, you should have been given DTD. However I have heard that the policy doesn't apply to Self Service - unless that is a Tesco'ism. I've always gone through the tills.

Cher-Ching

Thanks to those that are mentioning that they are going to do a box for a soldier. I know one thing that would go down really well is baby wipes (honestly) Easy and quick way for them to freshen up!!

Other ideas include: (cut and pasted from a site so check with the organisation you are donating to just to check)
Shower Gel – very popular
Deodorant
Shampoo
Conditioner
Comb
Disposable Plastic Razors
Shaving Cream
Toothpaste
Mouthwash
Dental Floss
Optrex
Baby Oil
Vaseline
Lip Balm
Sun Block
Germoline
Foot Powder
Nail Clippers
Pens
Paper
Envelopes
Antiseptic Talcum Powder
Other Antiseptic Creams
Tissues – the small packets you put in your pocket
Skin Moisturising Lotion/Cream
Wet Wipes – very popular
Antibacterial Hand Wash Gel – the sort you don’t need water for
Liquid Soap
Dental Chewing Gum like Dentyne
Playing Cards
Board Games
Puzzle Books
Boiled Sweets
Cotton Socks (REALLY NEEDED)
Gloves
Non Perishable Food Items, or Food Items with a Long Sell by Date
No Aerosols
No Alcohol

A lot of these are v cheap or even free with a few pennies going your way during DTD

Thanks all for your support

info at https://www.mod.uk for your local drop off points etc.

never_pay_fullprice

Cher-Ching wrote: »

Thanks to those that are mentioning that they are going to do a box for a soldier. I know one thing that would go down really well is baby wipes (honestly) East and quick way for them to freshen up!!

Other ideas include: (cut and pasted from a site so check with the organisation you are donating to just to check)
Shower Gel – very popular
Deodorant
Shampoo
Conditioner
Comb
Disposable Plastic Razors
Shaving Cream
Toothpaste
Mouthwash
Dental Floss
Optrex
Baby Oil
Vaseline
Lip Balm
Sun Block
Germoline
Foot Powder
Nail Clippers
Pens
Paper
Envelopes
Antiseptic Talcum Powder
Other Antiseptic Creams
Tissues – the small packets you put in your pocket
Skin Moisturising Lotion/Cream
Wet Wipes – very popular
Antibacterial Hand Wash Gel – the sort you don’t need water for
Liquid Soap
Dental Chewing Gum like Dentyne
Playing Cards
Board Games
Puzzle Books
Boiled Sweets
Cotton Socks (REALLY NEEDED)
Gloves
Non Perishable Food Items, or Food Items with a Long Sell by Date
No Aerosols
No Alcohol

A lot of these are v cheap or even free with a few pennies going your way during DTD

Thanks all for your support

info at www.mod.uk for your local drop off points etc.

im 89% SURE YOU CANT REALLY SEND MOUTHWASH AS IT HAS ALCOHOL IN IT UNLESS YOU GET MOUTHWASH THAT INCLUDES NO ALCOHOL

Cher-Ching

never_pay_fullprice wrote: »

im 89% SURE YOU CANT REALLY SEND MOUTHWASH AS IT HAS ALCOHOL IN IT UNLESS YOU GET MOUTHWASH THAT INCLUDES NO ALCOHOL

89% - very specific lol I'm sure alcohol in mouthwash would be ok i think they mean bottles of alcohol, which is a shame as i know where Bacardi is going cheap lol

Mr_Moosey

Cher-Ching wrote: »

Thanks to those that are mentioning that they are going to do a box for a soldier. I know one thing that would go down really well is baby wipes (honestly) East and quick way for them to freshen up!!

Other ideas include: (cut and pasted from a site so check with the organisation you are donating to just to check)
Shower Gel – very popular
Deodorant
Shampoo
Conditioner
Comb
Disposable Plastic Razors
Shaving Cream
Toothpaste
Mouthwash
Dental Floss
Optrex
Baby Oil
Vaseline
Lip Balm
Sun Block
Germoline
Foot Powder
Nail Clippers
Pens
Paper
Envelopes
Antiseptic Talcum Powder
Other Antiseptic Creams
Tissues – the small packets you put in your pocket
Skin Moisturising Lotion/Cream
Wet Wipes – very popular
Antibacterial Hand Wash Gel – the sort you don’t need water for
Liquid Soap
Dental Chewing Gum like Dentyne
Playing Cards
Board Games
Puzzle Books
Boiled Sweets
Cotton Socks (REALLY NEEDED)
Gloves
Non Perishable Food Items, or Food Items with a Long Sell by Date
No Aerosols
No Alcohol

A lot of these are v cheap or even free with a few pennies going your way during DTD

Thanks all for your support

info at www.mod.uk for your local drop off points etc.

Also, the wetwipes are really useful for cleaning your hands before eating. You have to be super strict when eating as it is so easy to get food poisioning in the Middle East - I have served there so I know.

never_pay_fullprice

cher-ching wrote: »

89% - very specific lol :d i'm sure alcohol in mouthwash would be ok i think they mean bottles of alcohol, which is a shame as i know where bacardi is going cheap lol

hahaha im nt gna say 99 because im nt tht sure 89 seems like a sure number but not too sure haha i only say coz id made 1 for my m8 n his mum said tht shed sent mouthwash b4 but it had been taken out b4 it reached him