Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 4

Byatt

Just want to add a positive post for the "middle aged sales woman." Bless her heart, she was so nice; and gave me extra school vouchers. I did my first "split shop", no problems. She didn't even ask for my CC. I explained about signing the old receipt and she said "I knew there was something I had to do."


Be nice people; it doesn't cost anything...

simone10

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

The post which answered your question was from Stebiz pg 143 No. 5705
The spreadsheet team have been working hard today, to try and make it a bit easier for you. The old deals are now being deleted, rather than being crossed out, and those deals which are awaiting confirmation, are gradually being moved to a section of their own.

To add to this, many items that have not been confirmed within 7 days or so will also be deleted, unless it is an item that is not bought often.

The idea is to get the good deals to share with us all as soon as possible.
Here's a few items that have yet to be confirmed, and if aren't within the next few days will be deleted.

Hope this meets with your approval.

Lisaberry

emmliss wrote: »

how many wolf blass you been drinking this morning its friday not sunday lol:D:D:D

Lol, not been on it yet!! Just thought that they have been later than this before (granted a diff day) so maybe they still might turn up?

tattybonce

Naebbirac wrote: »

Use it in a different store.

It has been said that all stores have been notified about the issues with the missing numbers and the 24 hour clock on the vouchers, and that they can be accepted. Mine are all like it.

That is what I thought. Does anyone have any proof Customer Services have acknowledged that it is ok to use these vouchers that I can take with me as proof?

Bev_B

asgards wrote: »

1 Litre Smirnoff Vodka 20.49 Mr T -- 13.00 Mr A --- dtd £15'ish


unconfirmed of course looks good on mysupermarket though

confirmed DTD = £14.98 net cost = £5.51

gias_girl

tillycat123 wrote: »

That's normally me!

i do feel quite bad as she works 40 hrs caring for the elderly and still manages to do all the cooking/cleaning/washing before i get home...i think ill get some extra magnums for her as a treat or some more lamb :rotfl:

Cher-Ching

Did have a chuckle to myself just now on a visit to Mr T's. My local has put a whole promo stand of Betty Crockers by the tills!!!

Tesco - Making it even easier for customers to claim DTD :D:D:T

yarmouthgirls

gias_girl wrote: »

my gf will be home in 5mins...i still havent got dressed...maybe i should pretend to be ill lol...then i'd have an excuse for being so lazy...

do men really need an excuse to be lazy i thought it came naturally to all men

tillycat123

I got some Betty c's pancake mix for the first time yesterday. Are they actually nice before I buy any more?

vwcampervan72

lol confession time, ive been through all my receipts etc and i didnt do a shop yesterday

ive been sitting here refreshing email page hoping for an email when im not even due one, the days just seem to merge into one :rotfl: