Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 4

nikkilala_2

terryrees wrote: »

Noticed to day that T has reduced Ariel Stain Remover Blue Gel (1L) blue to £3 to match A so no DTD

However, Carling (12x440ml) -- buy 2 was £12.19 each, so T £24.38 A £16.00 DTD £16.76 Cost 7.62 (£3.81 each cas of 12) These will be top of my list tomorrow!!!

Oh no, guess what my OH will be buying tomorrow, he's been waiting for the carling!

celebrate

brindles01 wrote: »

pink vanish oxi action 1.5kg £12.00t - £4.00a - potential £16.00! Dtd

but there is confusion about which vanish tubs are working at this price. I purchased it today with a sel of £12.00 (confirmed on an in-store scanner too) but i think you need to check at the point you buy it at to be sure of the price.

thanks, has anyone had a confirmed dtd on it ?

brindles01

nikkilala wrote: »

Quote:
Originally Posted by brindles01
I went in looking for the £10.88 SEL and when I saw the £12.00 SEL? scratched my head then realised I was in a store with a scanner, so checked it, did a little quick step or two when it was confirmed and whacked 2 in my basket (paid seperately). I n the time I had left home to get to store it had changed in price on the website too!!

Thank goodness someone else is getting it at £3 too:) It must be store specific, thought I was going doolally when no one seemed to have got it coming up at £3:rotfl:


Whoops sorry, thought you meant it went through at £3 like mine did

If I HAVE to pay for my stain remover I user the one from FarmFoods/Poundland at £1.00 a tub - it's exactly the same as Vanish.

Roger_Moore_007

Please excuse my ignorance as I'm only discovering this thread today. I generally order my shopping online from Tesco.com, but having read some of this I may make a special trip to the Tesco's 10 miles from me tomorrow. I get the impression that buying specific items that are going to trigger the DTD vouchers is frowned upon? Should I not scan my clubcard when I pay for the items, as presumably after doing this on a regular basis Tesco will see that I'm just buying items to get a DTD voucher each time I shop?

I've just started putting a few select items in my shopping basket via mysupermarket.com and my total is £37.32 with Tesco and £21.60 with ASDA, I guess I should remove a couple of things to reduce the difference to £10.

What exactly is likely to happen if I go to the store in person tomorrow and just buy items that are going to get me a £20 DTD voucher, do they try to stop you from shopping there in future? Or do the problems only start when you are paying for your shopping solely with DTD vouchers?

terryrees

nikkilala wrote: »

Oh no, guess what my OH will be buying tomorrow, he's been waiting for the carling!

It's just something that us blokes do!

lalamb

nikkilala wrote: »

Oh no, guess what my OH will be buying tomorrow, he's been waiting for the carling!

Tesco - Carling is £10 for 12

Gemini_Jes

wirehair wrote: »

Worked 240864 920824 2.318kg £20.82 £8.98p Per Kilo

Worked on 240862 020093 British Lamb leg £8.98kg

brindles01

celebrate wrote: »

thanks, has anyone had a confirmed dtd on it ?

Yes someone around 2.00pm ish confirmed a shop from yesterday :j

hermione987uk

terryrees wrote: »

Noticed to day that T has reduced Ariel Stain Remover Blue Gel (1L) blue to £3 to match A so no DTD

I found that today, had higher sel yesterday annd messed up on of my vouchers

carolfunkydiva

sami_bee

You wont be in trouble. You have done nothing illegal. Guess all this DTD collaboration will be construed as immoral by some and thats fine - they don't have to do it.If Tesco cant get their act together over prices, then this site will continue to highlight their 'oversights'