Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 4

reevetard

Emmamumof2 wrote: »

Do they now say per email address in T&C's as I argued this in my email to CEO office when they refused me one early on which was actually for my Nan - Id said it doesnt state in T&C one email address per household - does it now?

Fair Use

Tesco Operates a Fair use policy on Price Check. As such:

The number of Price Check requests is limited to 10 per calendar month per household and the total amount of Price Check Vouchers that can be claimed is limited to £100 per calendar month per household.

The maximum value of an individual Price Check Voucher is capped at £20.
Only one Price Check Voucher may be redeemed per household per day.

awaytogoyet

emmliss wrote: »

I no the price is stupid ...i paid 29.99 for a new printer with 2 full inks and its going to cost me around 30.00 to replace them might aswell by the printer again

Have you tried this online supplier - www.inkfactory.com? I find them the cheapest, if you buy the 'Compatibles'. I've been using a 'Compatible' range called 'Jet Tec' - which are even good enough for printing photo's. You can get even cheaper ones on there. The 'Compatibles' are usually always on BOGOF + delivery is free if you spend over £10. Been using them for a few years now - only ever had one faulty one & they changed it, no probs.
HTH

emmliss

yarmouthgirls wrote: »

someone put the kettle on?

i got plenty of goodies to hand out with the coffee

Londinium33

lillytoad wrote: »

Yes but ive got a big house and does my house in France count:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

AAAHHHH.... Can I therefore include my new house I have built from Finish dishwasher tab boxes as another household then!!!!!
:rotfl::D

babyfo

N20Y1D wrote: »

That should be safe as houses really, if they start saying N/A N/F for that this whole offer is a farce.

Is there any comeback on N/A items that are clearly on the Asda site??

nikkilala_2

I am keeping my eye open for dtd on turkeys, want a nice big one for Easter for all the family coming over, to go with my 1p stuffing from a while back.Otherwise it looks like it will have to be a nice leg of lamb!

yarmouthgirls

lillytoad wrote: »

Sorry thick i know but what does f5 do?

refresh the page

yarmouthgirls

o.k going for yet another wee just thought u would all like to know

nikkilala_2

stebiz wrote: »

Just enjoyed Wild Red Salmon Butties, with a pack of Phileas Fogg Crisps washed down with a cup of Tetley Tea. Thanks Mr. T :T

We had tuna sarnies, sunbites and a kenco decaf coffee:)

cuddykid

stebiz wrote: »

Just enjoyed Wild Red Salmon Butties, with a pack of Phileas Fogg Crisps washed down with a cup of Tetley Tea. Thanks Mr. T :T

Fantastic!

And for tea... lamb rack, with finest roasters (cooked with extra virgin olive oil), maybe a savoy cabbage on the side accompanied by a rosemount shiraz.
Finished off with some after eights. And then washed up using either finish quantumatic or finish powerball.

Then, when one needs to relieve himself, the duck gel toilet disks shall ensure a pleasant smell. However, if one cannot wait until the toilet due to gorging oneself then no worries, dettol is on hand to disinfect all areas.
:rotfl: