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Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 4

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  • colmc1 wrote: »
    :rotfl:

    My reputation is now in tatters!
    are the vouchers in yet lol
    Oh no total not enough for voucher.......quick run..go find something...come onlook harder...your holding up the ques..just grab something..anything everyones looking....
  • sirbrainy
    sirbrainy Posts: 2,749 Forumite
    colmc1 wrote: »
    In one of our local Tescos tonight, my OH used one of the vouchers upstairs in the clothes section, just to buy our youngest a few bits for our forthcoming jolly to Majorca.

    Anyway, we goes up to the paydesk and behind it there's a proper nasty-looking trout. She must have been 60 if she was a day (not that age is anything to do with it), frowning at everyone and everything and had a pair of HUGE glasses hanging round her neck down her front, a la John Inman.

    We put the clothes on the desk, she rings them through and then I give her the voucher (clothes came to £21, voucher for £18).

    She says - "What's this?"

    I say "It's a voucher towards the cost. From the DTD promo."

    She says "What's that?"

    I explain away, as quick as poss, and she nods, frowns, nods again, frowns.

    She then says " Ooh, I could do with this then because..." and goes off on one long story about her hubby being made redundant from the local council after 35 years, her son ripping them off to the tune of £15k, they have remortgage debts of about 20k, she has a dodgy heart and a few other tales of woh.

    By the time she bagged the clothes up I felt like Clare flipping Rayner.

    She blew a kiss to our sprog, thanked us for listening to her as she felt "better now she has spoken to someone" and said she was going to buy some lamb and pancake mix after her shift and have a go herself!

    Moral of the story: God knows. Maybe "Don't judge a Trout by its pout"?

    Just thought I'd share that one.

    Oldie but a goldie :cool:
  • nikkilala_2
    nikkilala_2 Posts: 9,872 Forumite
    edited 15 April 2011 at 9:41AM
    meowmix wrote: »
    Heya, was wondering if you really friendly peeps can help me. Does the lenor yellow 3 ltr really not work as it is being sold at ASDA for £3? Also, with the vanish 1.5kg, does it have to be the normal pink one or can it be the pink one with extra hygiene written on it? I get really confused with these kinda things. Any help is really appreciated :)

    Just to let you know the pink vanish that was scanning at £3 (1.5 kilo) at my local was definately a glitch. Brother went back at 10pm same store and it was back to £12 so he's got his on dtd!
    Beware!!!! Glitching is addictive:rotfl:
  • meowmix_2
    meowmix_2 Posts: 53 Forumite
    One for the spreadsheet (unconfirmed):

    Tommy Hilfiger Tommy Girl Eau de Cologne Spray (30ml) T £22.37 A £12


    http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/Womens_Toiletries/Tommy_Hilfiger_Tommy_Girl_Eau_de_Cologne_Spray_30ml.html

    P.S. Thanks to those who answered my question and those super people that update the spreadsheet for us all :)
  • globetraveller
    globetraveller Posts: 2,249 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Unconfirmed
    Lurpak(500g)- all types
    must buy 2. Prices are for 2
    Tesco £5.60
    Asda-£4.50
    DTD-£2.20
    net cost-£3.40

    ok- its not the 20p we used to get it for but I like lurpak and amnt keen on the ones we have on the spreadsheet now.
    weight loss target 23lbs/49lb
  • caringa
    caringa Posts: 676 Forumite
    colmc1 wrote: »
    Just catching up with the thread.

    I noticed people are looking for other MSE DTD'ers in their local stores. We do ours around the Bournemouth area but haven't seen any others yet......

    Also, a quick question. Some peeps on here have downloaded the ss to their phones - genius.

    Thing is, I'm old school - I print a paper version (usually about 10 A4 sheets!) and take it with me. I even look at it instore to check stuff, much to the OH's embarrassment. Is it just me who does this.

    I'm not scared of getting it out in public!


    I have been shopping at Tower Park, Poole - have you been there? By the way, I am even older "old school" - handwritten notebook!! and I get it out in public too!!!
  • globetraveller
    globetraveller Posts: 2,249 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    unconfirmed
    tesco spaghetti bolognese(400g) £1.90
    asda(also 400g) £1
    dtd £1.80
    real cost 10p

    Worth a try? Its not something I would buy.
    weight loss target 23lbs/49lb
  • debsjc
    debsjc Posts: 3,222 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    colmc1 wrote: »
    Just catching up with the thread.

    I noticed people are looking for other MSE DTD'ers in their local stores. We do ours around the Bournemouth area but haven't seen any others yet......

    Also, a quick question. Some peeps on here have downloaded the ss to their phones - genius.

    Thing is, I'm old school - I print a paper version (usually about 10 A4 sheets!) and take it with me. I even look at it instore to check stuff, much to the OH's embarrassment. Is it just me who does this.

    I'm not scared of getting it out in public!

    I'm down that way next week, so I'll be trying some Dtd'ing in Poole and Bournemouth, i'll look out for your with your large printout!

    How are they at taking vouchers in Bounemouth, any problems?
  • debsjc
    debsjc Posts: 3,222 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    caringa wrote: »
    I have been shopping at Tower Park, Poole - have you been there? By the way, I am even older "old school" - handwritten notebook!! and I get it out in public too!!!

    So far ive been using Berkshire stores, but I'm down in Poole next week, so I'll pop in there. I have handwritten notes as well! :D

    How are they at taking vouchers in the Tower park store?
  • globetraveller
    globetraveller Posts: 2,249 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    edited 15 April 2011 at 9:05AM
    edit - scrub that. thanks kebabthief for pointing out that the quantities do actually differ
    weight loss target 23lbs/49lb
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