Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 4

midwinter

If anyone's considering buying the port in T's, just read a post that Taylors select reserve port 70cl, is now £6 in M's.

m00nie

littlelost wrote: »

Has anyone else put their receipts in this late at night and still received the vouchers the next day??

Only just got back from shopping with my mum and we got stuck in a jam on the way home.:mad:

yea all the time.. i tend to stick couple in when i get back in teh day then leave couple for the night time and always seem to forget till late like now.. still come through tho

gemnjam

I wombled a receipt yesterday which came back with a voucher for £1.04 which I gave to my son (aged 8). I think i've been spending too much time recently talking about DTD because he asked me "what can I buy with this mummy to make it grow?". So i gave him a 30p of betty crocker voucher as well and directed him to the pancake mix which then cost him 15p after all vouchers.

When I told him in the car that it would now get him a voucher for £2.48 he was very excited and I've advised him to spend that on cornettos in order to get £3 back. :j

When i got home and explained this all to hubby he looked distinctly unimpressed - do you think perhaps I've got a bit obsessed?

Elenathion

gemnjam wrote: »

Sorry - not sure if I'm resurrecting an old topic but my lamb was NZ barcode 0242094 xxxxxx and was 2.362 kg but came up as being 5.316kg and was priced at 8.98/kg

HTH

Thanks a lot for that . Anyone had a British one come back with the error?

trolleydollymummy

littlelost wrote: »

Has anyone else put their receipts in this late at night and still received the vouchers the next day??

Only just got back from shopping with my mum and we got stuck in a jam on the way home.:mad:

Yes i have, quite a few times:)

doinkmonkee

Voucher_Queen wrote: »

Interesting, just sorting my receipts for tomorrow and I noticed that one of the till receipts from yesterday says ' offer promise £19.18 instead of the usual coupon £xx.xx.

oohh that's interesting ... wonder if they doing it for any particualr reason or just a random doburrythingie?

bigm64

littlelost wrote: »

Has anyone else put their receipts in this late at night and still received the vouchers the next day??

Only just got back from shopping with my mum and we got stuck in a jam on the way home.:mad:

I did a shop at 9.30 pm last Saturday....Fell in around 2.30 am Sunday and managed to enter details
Vouchers arrived late Sunday afternoon as did everyones

boppus

I have read this thread for a while and have had 2 failed attempts at doing a DTD shop!
However, suceeded in getting 2 x £20ish vouchers back via the lamb and wolf blass!

Went into 1 Twsco today proud as punch to use them, used the 1st one, manager was called to verify it and i was told she had to verify every voucher that came in. she commented on it being such a big value and waited for my response, i just looked vacant! I decided not to go round the store again to get my 2nd vouchers worth of DTD there, as i thought she would come back to verify, then refuse me!

went to my 2nd Tesco to use remaining voucher, put DTD shop through, tried to use my voucher, was told i had to go to customer services, had to cart my shopping over there, they made several phone calls, before taking my voucher, explaining in a very deliberate manner that they had to go through these checks now as people were abusing the system and working out how to get £20 back! I think i went bright red and just muttered something like "jeez, how can they do that?!" she didnt look impressed with me, and that was with me using a receipt without an already used coupon on it!

I'm now petrified to go back and use my vouchers with the receipt saying i'd paid with a coupon and really am wondering if its worth the bother!

doinkmonkee

gemnjam wrote: »

I wombled a receipt yesterday which came back with a voucher for £1.04 which I gave to my son (aged 8). I think i've been spending too much time recently talking about DTD because he asked me "what can I buy with this mummy to make it grow?". So i gave him a 30p of betty crocker voucher as well and directed him to the pancake mix which then cost him 15p after all vouchers.

When I told him in the car that it would now get him a voucher for £2.48 he was very excited and I've advised him to spend that on cornettos in order to get £3 back. :j

When i got home and explained this all to hubby he looked distinctly unimpressed - do you think perhaps I've got a bit obsessed?

nah, just teaching him value of money. Surely that's a good thing?

wik

gemnjam wrote: »

I wombled a receipt yesterday which came back with a voucher for £1.04 which I gave to my son (aged 8). I think i've been spending too much time recently talking about DTD because he asked me "what can I buy with this mummy to make it grow?". So i gave him a 30p of betty crocker voucher as well and directed him to the pancake mix which then cost him 15p after all vouchers.

When I told him in the car that it would now get him a voucher for £2.48 he was very excited and I've advised him to spend that on cornettos in order to get £3 back. :j

When i got home and explained this all to hubby he looked distinctly unimpressed - do you think perhaps I've got a bit obsessed?

may i borrow your son.... my girls just dont get it!!! and as for my father!! lets not even go there!!!!:mad: