Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5

KarenBB

ss amendment form sent.

Walkers Extra Crunchy 150G Various Flavours -- Buy 1
& Walkers Sensations are in same buy 2 for £2 offer,

so don't buy one of each or they'll only be £2 and no DTD, only buy one big bag of crisps per shop (unless you get Fogg ones too)

karlie88

jaxxy00 wrote: »

Cod Roe? :jWhich one is this, i looovvveeeeee cod roe. Looked on ss and cant see it. If its the fresh stuff wud love to get some. Dont mind tinned but cant beat fresh. I always boil mine and keep it simple. Then plenty salt pepper n vinegar and slice of bread and butter (warburtons and flora of course unless you still have any lurpack left).

it's john west cod roe; scanning at 1p at the moment.

got a few tins last week!

:j

mymerrywidow

mikem425 wrote: »

Good point did not know about this even though spent around 25 hours on this site yesterday reading all the post must of missed a few .

isnt there 24 hours in a day? or do we get DTD on them as well! :rotfl::rotfl:

spireite_2

The spreadsheet says the Atlantic Cod bar code starts 0292709. I got some today where that bar code was 0292708, so I put it in the fresh reduced section because it was £18. Too much of a risk to me. My question is, does the last 9 matter after the 70?

AshtonBRSC

Savvybunny2009 wrote: »

You will find they are treated as a shoplifter would be, they instigate civil recovery for this which is a fine of a few hundred, as well as a ban and I'm not sure if it goes against your criminal record.

If it's civil recovery then it couldn't give you a criminal record.

Read more here: http://www.toxicdrums.com/civil-debt-recovery-scheme.html

karlie88

karlie88 wrote: »

it's john west cod roe; scanning at 1p at the moment.

got a few tins last week!

:j

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these ones!

on-the-count-of-three

judebristol wrote: »

Shhhhhhhhhhhhh lol lol I am one of those people they were talking about yesterday as being over 60 lol only just thou , and one good side of being 60 was that I got my pension last year !! :rotfl:

Haha....I'm just two years behind you, but of course that couple of years has made all the difference. Once they've brought this new legislation in, I won't be able to claim my pension until I'm 65.:( I've got all my years in too.:(:(

yummymummy222

Ive seen the magum icecreams for £1.44 in two of my local Tesco's now not £2.29

ukchriss

Confirmed

TOTAL £ 24.01 £ 13.17
1 x GERMOLENE ANTISEPTIC CREAM 55G £ 1.61 £ 1.65
1 x RIGHT GUARD COOL APD 250ML £ 2.49 £ 1.26
1 x RIGHT GUARD FRESH APD 250ML £ 2.49 £ 1.26
1 x RIGHT GUARD SPORT APD 250ML £ 2.49 £ 1.26
1 x VO5 GLOSS ME SMOOTHLY SHAMPOO 500ML £ 3.50 £ 2.00
1 x VO5 GLOSS ME SMOOTHLY COND 500ML £ 3.50 £ 2.00
1 x WILKINSON SWORD HYDRO SHAVING GEL SENS 240ML £ 3.56 £ 1.74
1 x LEMSIP ALL NIGHT 16S £ 4.37 £ 2.00

arfabrane

One thing that has occurred to me today is how different I view the more mature lady SA's (aka trouts) to how a lot of other people seem to view them. I actually tend to target them for my DTD shopping, since I can make small talk with them, and they're not wondering whether I am trying to pick them up!

Maybe I have just been lucky, but I have never had a problem - I was served by a lovely SA today by the name of Jan (I always scan the name badge before being served, so I can address them by name - it makes it so much more personable) and while she was putting through the usual suspects (toothbrush, razor) I was chatting away to her as to whether she had anything planned for Easter, when she was getting time off, whether she was getting out at all to enjoy the weather - in other words, all the typical fluff that you don't really give two hoots about (in fact, I can't even remember what she said now!)

Here's the thing - as she was a more mature member of staff, I would guess that it is less common for her to have someone chat to her in the fashion. Believe me, I'm not charming them (much!) - I'm 40, short, bald, and unnecessarily ugly, so it's not as if they are putty in my hands. But, and perhaps it's just me, I have found that if you are polite and courteous, and give them a smile, then it seems to work wonders.

Like I said, you can't get away with that so much with a youngster, as life experience hasn't really given them yet the small talk skills (so offense intended to those who are in their teens and can talk the hind legs off a donkey, of course!)

Just an observation ....