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Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5
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i did 4 today also, me and the wife did one each in one store, then went to our local and did 2 more.. 1 of them was out usual weekly shopping though but we used a voucher to reduce the £100 bill of it..
Another Friday night
and the weekend's just begun
Everyone is dressing up
'cause it's time to have some fun
Tonight live all your fantasies
Tonight play it on and on
Chorus
DJ show us what you got
Keep our bodies moving turn the music up
DJ don't you ever stop
you know what to play
to make this party rock tonight
Everyone's feeling good
Smiling faces everywhere
So if you're in the mood
Put your hands up in the air
Tonight live all your fantasies
Tonight play it on and on
Chorus (2x)
Keep my body movin' turn the music up
Keep my body movin' turn the music up
Turn it up
Keep my body movin' turn the music up
Keep my body movin' turn the music up
Tonight live all your fantasies
Tonight play it on and on
on and on and on
Chorus (2x)
Keep my body movin' turn the music up
Keep my body movin' turn the music up
Turn it up
Keep my body movin' turn the music up
Keep my body movin' turn the music up
Send "DJ" Ringtone to your Cell0 -
hi my mrs after some persuasion has come to tesco with me today and with some subtle hints (princes salmon etc etc) done a dtd shop without even looking on this site. i think she done quite well as it was my first shop today as well.
can i use my email to collect my voucher on my computer and is she alright collecting her voucher on my computer using her e mail or should she use a different computer,
thanks everyone for all ur help.
p.s was the beef on today or not as there seems some conflicting views on this i was of the opinion tesco had slashed there price to match asda.
Same computer should be fine - I have been using the same laptop for lots of vouchers0 -
can you spend the vouchers in tesco express but not do a price check in there?0
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Declutterers of the world - unite! :rotfl::rotfl:0 -
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Also as it was my first ever shop to day, would never normally go in tesco not even to use the toilets when i got to the counter they asked me if i wanted a clubcard .i said how long does it take and it was instant she just handed me one with a receipt . on the receipt it says claim 7 pound of next shop over 50 pound could i use this with a voucher and what is the best way to maximise the potential of this?0
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think this may be a thread record 11 minutes since last post0
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Went into my 'weekend' store earlier, Thornton Heath. No lamb (again) and it was quite suspicious how some items such as Hardys Stamp Shiraz / Cabernet were down to the last one or two ;-) I grabbed my goodies having done my sums in advance and armed with both £20 DTD and £11 in coupons (£6 Tesco till spit and £5 co-op) went to pay. My shopping should have come out at a shade over £40 which was the amount necessary for the Tesco £6 off, to my horror it totalled at £36 something. Unsure of what the problem was I grabbed the nearest DTD no cost item which was the Cadburys Heroes. Till assistant gave me a knowing grin when after handing over all the coupons my total bill was a shade over £9 for what initially registered as just over £40.
Brixton and Thornton Heath both seem to be trout free zones, although they do seem to lack some of the best DTD items. I found some of the correct kids toothbrushes at Thornton Heath, but didn't buy as there seems to no point putting a toothbrush away for years until my kids (age 1 and 3) are old enough to use. Most of my DTD spend was on Dentyl mouthwash and a bottle of Rosemount Shiraz - less DTD than Hardys, but a better wine.
On checking my receipt at home, I found the cause of the initial underspend - I bought a cute Spot book and soft toy gift set for my youngest. Priced on shelf and label on item for £7, went through at £4. Will put this on 'Shop But Don't Drop' as well.0 -
Also as it was my first ever shop to day, would never normally go in tesco not even to use the toilets when i got to the counter they asked me if i wanted a clubcard .i said how long does it take and it was instant she just handed me one with a receipt . on the receipt it says claim 7 pound of next shop over 50 pound could i use this with a voucher and what is the best way to maximise the potential of this?
I'm not 100% sure but I don't see why not. The best way to maximise it would be to get £20 worth of dtd stuff and spend the other £30 on equal prices or n/a items that you need/use anyway, that way you will get a £20 dtd voucher to spend next time0
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