Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5

frugalsar

Hi Guys,
Does anyone know how they work the £100 a month limit, does it start again on the first of May or is it a month from when you first start doing it?

m00nie

newnhak wrote: »

how are you doing this moonie? If I go back into an email to reprint a voucher it has the same expiry date on that it had when I first received it?

i entered the details on the site and the expiry date changed..

ashlee2

:jHi All

hope i can help a few people i know some people including myself would like to print the live spreadsheet but on my computer i have been unable to do this thus far, but have finally cracked it

i could be the last to know this but incase not here is how to print the live ss

open the spreadsheet
click page setup
click change font
i changed font to aeriel (others may work also)
then i enabled shrink to fit (so all fits on 8 sheets )
then print :j

sorry if this is already known

antrobus

gary38uk wrote: »

any shop can refuse to sell to you. its up to them.
i do believe that that is the law on this point ...

I believe that is the law as well. Tesco are not legally compelled to sell you anything, and can refuse to accept any DTD voucher at their discretion.

gary38uk wrote: »

... although as part of a big chain its not straight forward, as you not dealing with the actual owner, a bit grey? as they say!

Yes indeed, Tesco Central Command will have their own views as to what individual stores or indeed employees should and shouldn't do.

judebristol

nikkilala wrote: »

You'll get dtd, it goes on the price you paid:)

Thanks Nikkilala

judebristol

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

you will get DTD for what your receipt says
HTH

Thanks Classy Chick

Jodie+Matt

debsjc wrote: »

Here you go, 6 Soltan babies factor 50 suncream for the price of 1 - £9.35 (would think it coulld also be used for children & adults)

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3174662=

I really really would NOT reccommend the soltan baby suncream, its claggy and clammy and leaves your baby looking like a ghost.

debsjc

antrobus wrote: »

I believe that is the law as well. Tesco are not legally compelled to sell you anything, and can refuse to accept any DTD voucher at their discretion.


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They can refuse them, but is it came to light they were refusing a lot then they could get in trouble for having misleading advertising.

judebristol

I have already worked out my shopping list for tomorrow but will check on the spreadsheet and asda before I leave to check the prices :j I cant wait I am really enjoying this :j Thanks to everybody who has helped me :T

debsjc

Jodie+Matt wrote: »

I really really would NOT reccommend the soltan baby suncream, its claggy and clammy and leaves your baby looking like a ghost.

Thanks, but it's mostly going to me for me! I've used Soltan before, and it has always worked well. The price I normally pay for Factor 50, this is bargain.