Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 4

Emmamumof2

cheer1eader wrote: »

no i'm not i'm a mother to 2 children with asd so time to sort out my shopping list is very short for me so this worked well
there is no need to get personal & insult people just because they ask why something has changed

Right back at ya - you are being rude about the SS when there are people trying to help everyone on here by updating it all day everyday - a bit of gratitude goes a long way

casp1997

Lets get back on track to what we no best egnore the comments some peole like stiring ,but its their choice its a free country they can post what they like .He or she may like us to comment as they have nothing better to do with thier day so just EGNORE dont comment

AngelsMadv

I battled hard to keep this spreadsheet available to everyone. There were many greedy people who wanted me to take it down so they could not have competition.

Well I'm telling you all now - suggestions to the SS layout, format, functionality are OK - complaining about it in a way that the admins (who work very hard in their own time!!!) then get upset by, is not helping. If this continues I will restrict the SS to only those with admin rights.

This will then hamper the genuine people on this thread who are attempting to make some nice extras out of Tesco.

Get a grip; enjoy this promotion and the hard work done by others for YOU!

Have a great day, and don't forget to post in nice big red letters, any new deals to make our life a little easier, so yours is a lot easier!

MAD V. :mad:

ladyinneed

I can't believe some of the posts on here.

I think the effort and work put in is fantastic. I check the spreadsheet before I go shopping, if something has a date next to it a couple of days old I check myself on the price comparison website.

Any new finds I get I post on here (admittidley there's only been one!)

If you're not grateful or helpful I don't think there is a place for you in the civilised world.:mad:

Thanks again to all those who post helpful comments and finds, and a huge, massive thanks to those who put all the info together for us.

:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T

mrspatch

siamesecats wrote: »

ok guys lets all put our claws away and concentrate on whats important
TESCO DEALS X

Meowwwwww . . . . .:silenced:

newmoneysaver_2

dmtam wrote: »

Hiya whats on offer to make a £12 voucher a £20 DTD
as i messed up yesterday on my shop il only be getting a £12 DTD today if lucky
thanks

I managed to bump up at £13.xx voucher yesterday with the Finish Quantamitic + £5 voucher and a Wilkinson Sword Bikini Razor. Cost 87p cash but should get a full £20 voucher back.

scrummy

kurly~kale wrote: »

Spread sheet update:
Gillette Fusion Proglide Cooling Shave Gel 200ML down to £2 in T's so no dtd

Yep, nearly got caught with that one yest, but got it scanned beforehand, because it wasn't priced

cheer1eader

Elenathion wrote: »

There was a lot of chat last night about the downloadable one being so out of date but as we had such a huge amount of changes to input to the live one we hadn't noticed.

thanks this thread is so hard to keep up with & i was out the whole of yesterday so only came on this morning

Tibbie's_mum

berbastrike wrote: »

Im not here to cause trouble, I just say my mind.

Also, people who are stocking up on toothpaste, I am sure it expires.

I worked in a toothpaste factory, I wouldn't worry about the expiry date, be more worried about the actual product in the tube!!!! I expected better cleanliness from my staff in a microelectronics production facility.

lalamb

cheer1eader wrote: »

no i'm not i'm a mother to 2 children with asd so time to sort out my shopping list is very short for me so this worked well
there is no need to get personal & insult people just because they ask why something has changed

It was the way you were going on about it though. You came across extremely selfish and spoilt....many people noticed it and have commented on it.

Now someone has explained it to you you understand. IMO this is the behaviour of a spoilt child who has to have things explained to them instead of just accepting what they are told.