Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5

midwinter

viktory wrote: »

Just got back from my usual lunchtime shop, used a voucher and the cashier insisted on keeping the accompanying receipt. When I queried this he said that they have received a memo from HO advising them to retain the receipt. I wasn't too bothered, except that it had a friend's e-mail address on the back and I can't remember what it was. Anyone else had this?

Yes I have, at yesterdays shop, and todays, the receipts were required.

No problem to me, as nothing was on it that might have needed proof of purchase in case faulty.

shjo558

Just been poking around on Asda/Tesco.

What do you think of this one
TESCO

ASDA

T £ 3.85
A £ 2.50
DTD £ 2.70
NET £ 1.15

Might be £1.15 net but it's a wee break from strawberry milkshake flavour:rotfl:.

starsteel

celebrate wrote: »

the voucher you print off is limited to one per ip address

i have printed some off at work and used made up names/addresses:D

after using it on less than £30 spends before i had a dizzy cashier who couldn't get it to scan then read the small print and said you haven't spent £30 (had spent £25) drat! so i was a cheapskate and put some bits back!! never been a problem before for me

Thanks, I know it's a pain in the rear to get more than one voucher from beforeishop! I was referring to getting them through the post from the Co-op and was wondering if there's a limit to the number of Co-op member applications allowed per household.

judebristol

celebrate wrote: »

OOH LOVELY! Are they quite big though?? surely not for £1????

Yes they are quite big about 2 foot x 2 foot , and yes for a £1 Poundland sometimes have really good offers in there , but sometimes it is dreadfull.

Londinium33

midwinter wrote: »

Yes I have, at yesterdays shop, and todays, the receipts were required.

No problem to me, as nothing was on it that might have needed proof of purchase in case faulty.

6 shops today.... 1 kept receipt, 1 signed and given back, 1 just given back, 2 not even asked for.

Tesco training is second to none!!!!

reevetard

berbastrike wrote: »

Anyone tried this:
http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/Boxed_Chocolates/Cadbury_Creme_Egg_Medium_178g.html

Creme egg easter egg £2.50/£1.

Last time I was in Tesco, the creme egg was reduced to £1

PoppyHoppy

Not the cheapest treat - but seasonal

Cadbury Mini Egg Easter Cakes (6)

Mr T - £2.00 (buy 1 - any 2 FOR £3.00 - Valid until: 25/04/2011*)

Mr A - £1.75 (any 2 FOR £3.00)

Plus 50p off all 6 pack Cadbury cake bars at beforeishop so works out £1 net

celebrate

judebristol wrote: »

Yes they are quite big about 2 foot x 2 foot , and yes for a £1 Poundland sometimes have really good offers in there , but sometimes it is dreadfull.

thanks will have a look at wkd x

curlylox

can anyone please tell me if this is in shrink wrap or one of the clear plastic boxes? TIA

AshtonBRSC

Picasso7 wrote: »

Have copied this from post 1:

From AshtonBRSC 'I've created an Android app that helps with calculating the value of your shopping the DTD while you shop. It's incredibly helpful to avoid mistakes'

You can see the app here: https://market.android.com/details?i...sc.android.dtd

(This link works on any browser not just Android phones)

But when I try the link on the PC, it doesn't work. Is it temporarily down, or do you have to do it via a phone? (Am getting very excited about this possibility -- the answer to my prayer, I think, if I can do it on the iPhone.)

The link has been mangled (The correct link is https://market.android.com/details?id=uk.co.ashtonbrsc.android.dtd) but if you just search for DTD Calculator on the Android Market then you will find it. I have a feeling though that you have an iPhone which it won't work on.