Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5

lalamb

My maths was a bit off there......sorted now.

duarab

Is this still on Tesco Finest Hand Trimmed Rack Of Lamb (0.327- kg) Prepacked £25 per kg

i_been_robbed

any one tried this
Nestle Curiously Cinnamon Grahams (375g)

T £2.03 A£1.29

got one today, let you know tomorrow

casp1997

Loads of oxi in my tescos got 2 to day cost £12

cazzieb30

Evening all

just a quick question...i was wondering how long people have waited for an email from either customer services or Philip Clarke? I sent an email on the 6th April to Philip Clarke (not relating to DTD) and haven't had a response yet so i sent an email to customer services last week and haven't had owt off them either! TIA

scotsgirl_3

Milo90 wrote: »

Just a thought.

Would it be possible to have the spreadsheet update requests Form link on the top (or bottom) of the spreadsheet as well as on this thread.

Would make it a little bit easier for us to submit updates.


Great work by all on the SS changes. :beer:

done this now thanks

shjo558

Please don't shoot me down - I love the spreadsheet and really appreciate all the time and hard work the editors put into it, however:-

The conditional formatting depending on whether the deal is super dooper (red) or just plain super (green) is a great tool for when you want to spend £20 and get £20 back. However, I was wondering if this could perhaps be extended a bit to highlight -ve/% as red, 100% green and maybe amber for the good deals that are shown as green just now.

That way, it will be really easy to identify the deals that give you back more than you paid, items that are eeksy peeksy and finally items that would reduce your voucher a bit.

I really hope that makes some kind of sense although I'm away to hide behind the sofa now.......

Kimmy1980

lalamb wrote: »

I have found an amazing DTD by complete accident.

I bought some sweets tonight for my little ones and they love flumps, so I picked up 4 of these amongst other things for them. Thinking the flumps were 10p each and adding it all up it came to around £10 altogether. It actually came to £13.?? altogether, which I found strange but I thought I will look at the receipt and examine where I have been overcharged.

The flumps..........90p each :eek::eek::eek::eek:

Obviously I questioned these at CS, she went and got the SEL as I was thinking I was on to a good DTD from them she said 'they are 90p each, it says so on the label' I laughed and said 'not a chance' they are 10p each so there is a mistake somewhere. She said maybe because they are fat free :rotfl: I said even then there is no way they are 90p each, I was laughing and joking about it, I found it quite funny. She said well you can buy 11 for £1.00 and we can give you the difference back, I said ok then.

First thing I do when I get back is check Tesco site

Barratts Flumps Cable 90p


I then check Asda site

Barratt's Flumps 9p

DTD £1.62 Net -72p

10 flumps in Tesco will cost you £9 in Asda 90p DTD £16.20 Net -£7.20

Obviously the SEL in Tesco should read 0.09p

fill your boots! :j

this is strange 90p and cs really thought that was the right price? think i get what your saying they should be 9p like asda but the price is 90p so good dtd.

that is ridiculous tho a measley 10 flumps for £9 but great dtd ill look online then hunt for some tomorrow.

is it confirmed yet or will it be tomorrow

thanks

FelinePrincess

Anyone at a loss of what to spend their voucher on, here's an idea..

IAMS DOG FOOD SENIOR & MATURE CHICKEN 3KG £10.15 £5 £10.3 -£0.15 0 Pet/House -1%

Will make a nice, useful donation to animal rescue shelters I have brought one today, I'm planning on buying a few more and I'll take them all at once to a local animal rescue place.

I already have a couple of years supply of shower gel and toothpaste and alot of the good deals on foods are for things I wouldn't eat so it's nice to have an opportunity to give to charity robin hood style

maz1411

casp1997 wrote: »

Loads of oxi in my tescos got 2 to day cost £12

just gone to my tesco these have now been reduced to £6