Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 4

NinjaB

tattybonce wrote: »

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?

mum was turned away because of the 24 hour clock issue and told to phone clubcard ... complained to customer services. Seems clear the SA didnt know what the voucher actually was. Customer Services said they would send instruction to the store and gave me a reference number for the complaint if she has further problems. Howegver the customer services had to go and check it out and said she wasnt aware of an issue initially Asked for something in writing to avoid issue but they said there is nothing in writing for customers. They did say however to get the SA to phone there and then to customer services

CosmicGirl

tattybonce wrote: »

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?

They have said any problems at store, store should ring CS to check the voucher is valid

gias_girl

yarmouthgirls wrote: »

lol no offence i guessed as much just testing the water lol im from the rainbow club too he he:beer:

good to know im not all alone in DTD land lol.....although the 'are you a friend of martin?' thing always makes me think everyones from rainbow land...friend of dorothy anyone? lol

tattybonce

ekroys17 wrote: »

I was there on Tuesday am and pm they just scanned and signed old receipt off, no problems at all, I may go there later or tomorrow and Ill let you know how i get on.

Great thanks. It was someone called 'Rach' who refused my receipt, so avoid her!!! They have also started keeping the old receipts and putting them in the till along with the vouchers. Let me know how you get on! :j

emmita

C'mon vouchers, am dying to know if I got my dtd on the Fiano. Cocked up this morning. Paid cash £6 for a thorntons toffee egg, realised in the car park that it was no longer dtd . Trouble is the store never stocked the thorntons eggs and when I saw one I just had to get it. Worst of all they are on bogof and I of course picked 1 up do Tescos has £6 of my cash. Tomorrow I'll mostly be buying cornettos.

Jodie+Matt

Matt will be home in half an hour, best get washing the pots from last nights almost free chicken dinner (only paid for the veg)

Way to get free chicken, buy 2 along with a kids toothbrush, thanks tesco :beer:

NBirdy

Spreadsheet Update: NEUTROGENA VISIBLY CLEAR CLNS WIPES 25 - confirmed 14/04

Previous confirmation date 10/04

quickthinkofsomething

yarmouthgirls wrote: »

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

Ouch that hurt!!!

So far I have walked the dog,checked this thread, changed the beds,checked this thread, hoovered the lounge,checked this thread and the first flight of stairs, checked this thread, been to Mr T and submitted receipts, checked this thread, made lunch, checked this thread,cleaned up after 2 teenagers, checked this thread. laundry online another load in machine,checked this thread, cleaned the upstairs bathroom, checked this thread....etc etc.


Just make sure my wife doesnt find out who I am on here and reads this...I tell her its hard work being retired @ 40 :rotfl:

stebiz

Latest downloadable sheet in excel as of 14:11 on Friday 15th April

https://sites.google.com/site/pricecheckerspreadsheet/spreadsheet-download

quickthinkofsomething

tillycat123 wrote: »

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

There is plenty of charities around that will be gratefull to take them from you.

I am involved in scouting and we use 'lots' of the stuff