Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5

nana's_no1_boy

munchkinz wrote: »

Thank for the heads up, I've had no probs so far (touch wood).

Went through on monday night with 3 shops SA just looked at me laughed and said "back fired on them this didn't it!":rotfl:

yeah me to never ever had an issue , but this one was trying to match the items on the receipt with what i was buying but i never buy the same things on receipt anyway it took her about 10mins and her loud voice was annoying me because of the manager at next chat to someone :rotfl:

ps she has long dark hair tied back hth

not been to roose one for a while might go there instead for the weekend lol

mgamble

*Scottish*Lass* wrote: »

Gooooooooooooood Morning!

One biggie (£20) and one medium (£13) expected for me to day. The smaller one is getting bumped up to a biggie by getting a Cars toothbrush and 2 bottles of comfort. Biggie, I think, is going to be a bottle of Vodka and a bottle of surf (with my (if it prints) £5 co-op voucher too )

Can't wait to see the looks on my nephews faces (2 & 6) when they get a toothbrush each instead of an easter egg on Sunday............ :rotfl:

how do you get the coop voucher? thanks

ladyinneed

nana's_no1_boy wrote: »

yeah me to never ever had an issue , but this one was trying to match the items on the receipt with what i was buying but i never buy the same things on receipt anyway it took her about 10mins and her loud voice was annoying me because of the manager at next chat to someone :rotfl:

ps she has long dark hair tied back hth

I don't understand why some of them are such trouts, we can always shop elsewhere, they'd have nothing to do, then they'd be made redundant (Obviously if this ever ends). Why can't they just take pleasure in being paid, doing a job well and not worry about the cost to tesco. It's not like they didn't advertise and a billion pound profit for the quarter is it!

I feel I'm almost a shareholder as I have shopped in tesco all my adult life! I get everything from there. Food, clothes, school kit for kids, cosmetics, electrical and even the car insurance this year.

ARRGGGGHHHHH!

Apologies rant OVER. And happy shopping all x

Classy_Chick06

princesswoo wrote: »

How did everyone''s ''flump'' shopping go. Has it been confirmed, I cant see it on the spreadsheet.

i bought 3 of these yesterday, they were priced up on the shelf as 90p but went through the till at 9p so no DTD i expect.

stebiz

farmville wrote: »

Hi no this is the one I have in my hand now

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=259256824

Poo that's going to mess up my voucher now

The one you have in your hand right now is the right one, at £3.98

Money_maker

munchkinz wrote: »

Thank for the heads up, I've had no probs so far (touch wood).

Went through on monday night with 3 shops SA just looked at me laughed and said "back fired on them this didn't it!":rotfl:

SA said they weren't running the DTD ads any more and he thought tescos had made a mistake. He reckoned asda had always been cheaper anyway:rotfl:. I said that most folks didn't bother but he said he had a lady and her daughter in every week! Having been in mon, tues & wed, think I may give tomorrow a miss or send DH in

happylilly

northerngeezer wrote: »

Possible deal.

Bulmers Cider, Pear or Crisp Blend 568ml bottles.

Tesco £1.99 or 3 for £4
Asda 2 for £3

So only buy 2 for £4 and should get £2 DTD making bottles £1 each

This time you can get Bulmers even cheaper if you go with Tesco's multibuy deal:

4 cases of 8 bottles (568ml) for a total of £25, making it £0.79 per bottle.

Good way to kill a voucher!!

babyfruitella

Where did you all get your co-op voucher from? I feel like im missing out

carolfunkydiva

stebiz wrote: »

What browser?

I use firefox

shmt

can I buy cutlery set/iron and pay buy dtd voucher?