Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 4

yarmouthgirls

Bakers dog food
is it being confirmed today?????

tara747

Come on Mr T, where are our vouchers?????

If I don't get them in the next twenty minutes or so I'm giving up and going to Hobbs to spend my last £25 gift card from Red. Oh and to pick up my free Thorntons Treat egg - Marc de Champagne. So it will still be a no-spend shopping trip!

Londinium33 wrote: »

ALERT ALERT ALERT

I have made a BIG mistake which may effect a lot of you.

Have told my brother about DTDing and now there will be no Bacardi left in the South East of England in the forseeable future!!!!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

stebiz

reevetard wrote: »

Hi there, can I ask a quick question of the speadsheet updaters please......................there is a block of "unconfirmed" deals at the bottom, which I guess will be added to the correct section of the main spreadsheet when they are confirmed (?) but why are there still "unconfirmed" items on the main spreadsheet, despite the separate block at the bottom?

Thanks

Yes, You are right. It is just a case of finding a minute to move them. I've got three kids to look after (Spring Break), an online exam to complete and a website I'm designing, that needs finishing by tonight. A couple of the Spreadsheet team are out today too. But we'll get there, I promise!

Kentsavings

yarmouthgirls wrote: »

im from bexley

hello! nice to see some neighbours! we just got our new Tesco store, so im set. i guess you to to sidcup? went there last night!

LittleMissMPB

Lisaberry wrote: »

We started potty training my son just before he turned 3 and he was 4.5 before reliably dry. Hard, hard times. They say girls are easier si I have everything crossed for an easier ride this time!

My daughter was reliably dry by 2.5yrs during the daytime. We're still working on night times. Please tell me boys are just as easy to potty train.... slightly worried now lol as I still have that to go through with my son (although not for a while yet, he's only 8weeks old). Nappies are stupidly expensive, especially when you have to buy night time nappies for a toddler and for all day use with a baby who, well, lets just say he likes to see how many he can go through in a day.

pinkpig08

**Tesco Light Choices Creamy Coleslaw has now gone down to 50p**

reevetard

stebiz wrote: »

Yes, You are right. It is just a case of finding a minute to move them. I've got three kids to look after (Spring Break), an online exam to complete and a website I'm designing, that needs finishing by tonight. A couple of the Spreadsheet team are out today too. But we'll get there, I promise!

Don't get me wrong, I wasn't questioning you, the work you do is bloody fantastic, just didn't know if I was missing something and didn't want to make a mess of my next shop.

Keep up the good work, we couldn't do it without you!!

stebiz

reevetard wrote: »

Don't get me wrong, I wasn't questioning you, the work you do is bloody fantastic, just didn't know if I was missing something and didn't want to make a mess of my next shop.

Keep up the good work, we couldn't do it without you!!

No offence mate. Just didn't want you to think we weren't sorting it.

m0nkeymrs01

reevetard wrote: »

OH just called me and told me that in the Tesco near work, a pi=key was having a blazing row with 2 SA's, what looked like the store manager (and just as she was leaving a cop car pulled up!!) because the pi=key bird was attempting to buy 3 bottles of vodka and 3 or 4 crates of beer, with about half a dozen DTD vouchers!!

That's the type of scumbag that will get this promo ended.........(I bet they were reprinted vouchers too!)

hehe what if someone on here says "oh that was me" :rotfl::rotfl:

celebrate

cymru47 wrote: »

Hi

Just to say I had the Braun toothbrush heads £18.38T - £10 A confirmed yesterday

hi was it the braun ??
i remember someone saying it was the oral b floss action??
help confused.com

ps are vouchers in?