Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5

bevvy

celebrate wrote: »

SPARKY16 wrote: »

i say oh its in my other purse

by the way just got in so apologies if already mentioned,

price change

magnums reduced to £1.44

still showing £2.29 for me, the ecuador and ghana ones are £1.44 (think they have been for a while)

lalamb

nikkilala wrote: »

Just back from T's, went to use the voucher and the SA said "Do you have a clubcard?" I said no and she replied "Funny that, not one person that's used a voucher today has had one!!" I just fluffed it but I think best I get myself a temporary one:rotfl:

Oh and have bought the cod loin today so will report back on that tomorrow, piddly little bit of fish for £8!!! but am assured by my mum that it will taste delicious

I had a look for the cod loin and it was £15 per kg on the fish counter. The pre packed was £16 per kg. I wasn't sure what to do so I chickened out. I really hope you get your DTD on it!

Emmamumof2

celebrate wrote: »

SPARKY16 wrote: »

i say oh its in my other purse

by the way just got in so apologies if already mentioned,

price change

magnums reduced to £1.44

was this just certain ones? ive bought the ones quoted on spreadsheet today at full price but there were some special edition ones - Ghana Cocoa and one other that were half price - i bought classic/almond/white all scanned at full price

SPARKY16

peskey78 wrote: »

SPARKY16 wrote: »

Said exactly the same today, but the SE then signed my new receipt saying thats so i can add them next time in come in !!!

Cannot use it for DTD now and had wolf blass on it too

I always try to grab my receipt before they can

Sunny_spell

quickthinkofsomething wrote: »

Evening all

Just checking in and saying Hi to everybody. Hope you've all had a good DTD day.

Anything special going on today.. Anybody managed to get the Flumps?

Confession time: family day out cycling/walking with the dog across some of the moors, anyways when we finished wife says can we go to local pub we know and have a cold drink?

I replied 'NO as we have DTD goodies at home that Mr T paid us to consume!'

Wife and kids, I think the dog got involved as well, in the car park stating that bloody DTD was ruining a day out.........OK fair enough we went to the pub and bloomin great it was.

Flumps are 9 pence each now in Tesco..:( I checked this morning before I went shopping.

Emmamumof2

temporaryaccount wrote: »

Emma - no, I don't work for Tesco! (Who would put something like that in their username anyway? Boring!) My username is similar to my actual name, and I had a discussion about DTD being good vs bad for Tesco earlier with some friends who use or are aware of MSE and this thread, and I just would rather not have them match my username up with me iyswim.

I honestly couldn't give two hoots if its good or bad for Tesco - its good for me and my family and everyone on here and thats all that matters to me! Selfish as it maybe I have no feelings towards a supermarket thats made profits of - what was it 3.4 billion this year?? other than Ill take what I can when I can!

houpmaner

temporaryaccount wrote: »

This is a different account to usual since I've been having this discussion with people in "real life" and don't necessarily want to broadcast my usual username to all and sundry, but do people generally think that Price Check/DTD is good for Tesco or bad for Tesco?

- Is the deal being advertised widely enough that it is getting them new customers? Everyone I've mentioned it to so far either hasn't heard of the offer or hasn't used it even for a usual shop!
- Would a non MSE-ite who shops at Sainsbury/Morrisons/Asda be attracted by DTD to do their usual shop in Tesco to see if DTD saves them money?
- Is the new custom/additional custom outweighed by the savings being made by "normal" level shopers and MSE-ite shopers?
- Since the deal was open ended, when they eventually close it off will that attract negative publicity (eg, "they're ending the deal because Asda really is cheaper!") and will that outweigh any previous benefits?

What do people think?

Although I have cupboards full of Tesco buys, I havn't been in Asda since March, so have they got me???

Emmamumof2

cheapcheapcheap wrote: »

I had another example of why i shouldnt take my son shopping with me >.< did my carefully planned out DTD shop... then he was moaning that he wanted a magazine... then he had to have some magnums (because i let him have them last time) and the list goes on >.< ended up spending £38 for a £20 return and now im over the limit for this month to submit the recipt yet anyway >.<

Cant your son submit on his email?:)

gary38uk

josie wrote: »

I went to it too last night and used one a few pence short of £20 - no probs although the young lad didn't know why I was giving him my receipt :rotfl:

had that each time, offer the recepit and they dont want it, had pass the parcel today gave it to him he gave it back, gave it back saying "need to check" then gave up and just paid the extra £1.20 for my £21.20 shop.

tattybonce

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

It's this one.

I have just brought one of these with the same barcode (Lincolnshire) for Easter Day lunch, but I have just checked the spreadsheet and it is crossed out, so I am also confused. Oh well .... (chicken that is!)