Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5

easymaths

karlie88 wrote: »

are you new to this?

Fairly, only done 7 shops using vouchers, but I am sure I read somewhere that Tescos have no way to trace the vouchers as they always input the value manually. Thought I would ask anyway. Thanks

Jodie+Matt

brindles01 wrote: »

The Johnson toiletries work

Ooo think I might buy some and make a hamper for SIL (somebody who is actually pregnant at least lol), but also get some to put away

lillyboo

jintyblue wrote: »

Just a quick heads up for those of us with babies/toddlers - apparently the asda baby event starts tomorrow so hopefully that is good news for us DTD'ers lol!

They usually have bargains on nappies and Johnsons baby stuff - cant seem to find a price list anywhere online yet though - if anyone could find it itd be great - then we could find out if Mr T's will DTD lol!

:j:j

Johnsons baby tolietries are already working - I had some confirmed from Saturday - They are listed on SS. Free bubble bath, shampoo & baby lotion its stocking up time lol

Savvybunny2009

Can we have the confirmed dvd's added to the ss by any chance? Would be useful for other who want to buy non grocery items

Think I will be giving aladdin a go but would like to try some others too

babyfruitella

spike2012 wrote: »

Please let me know how this goes

Spike

I'll confirm one way or the other tomorrow

Hardys Stamp Cabernet Sauvignon is down to £4 in Tesco now Shelf said £7.79. Booo.

FelinePrincess

bensonsmum wrote: »

Can i also say whilst i am here thank you so very much to all you guys working on the S/S, it is appreciated so very much, i cant put into words how much a difference you have made to peoples lifes, not just talking for myself but numerous people.

I noticed in an earlier post that making a payment to paypal was suggested but that someone also said thought it would be a bad idea as it might open a can of worms - what about if you all got together and nominated a charity and we contributed to that instead? just an idea and then hopefully others get to profit out of mr T's kind generosity as well xx

I agree and think the charity idea is great

SS people - perhaps when you've chosen a charity you could post info and maybe a suggested donation - I know people can donate as little or as much as they like but I sometimes think having a suggested donation, say £2 for example, encourages people to donate. Also, if there's room on the SS maybe info about donations could go on there too as alot more people probably look at the SS then at the forum

Keep up the good work :beer:


My vouchers (from saturdays shop) are in, just planning my shops and pleased to see the good deal on right guard apds - I'm trying to build up a £10 and £14 voucher whilst still buying things I want/need and I'm now very well stocked on toothpaste and shower gels but haven't yet brought much apds for oh so will start stocking up on them now

The things I'm currently targeting are - right guards apds, wilkinsons shaving gel and olay face wipes. Very little room in the freezer and still not alot of good food deals for stuff I eat (apart from pizzas & cornettos) - please Mr T can we have some healthy stuff? All these pizzas aren't good for me!

Rich44_2

We're using anything we get for "free" for raffles/tombolas fundraising for the school or pre-school

karlie88

nuttyginger wrote: »

Ok, I think I have found a DTD glitch so to speak...
And it cant really go on the SS because its changeable.

Deli Counter Large vegetable samosas compare, but and its quite a big but, when i bought 3 at 75p each, so £2.25 it compared to 1 at asda at 70p.....

I thought id check, and when i bought 2 the next day they compared at 74p.

I think its because quantity doesnt come up on the receipt....

Anywho... I reckon, if someone were to buy 10 @ £7.50... theres a reasonable chance it would compare at 70p....

I havent tried it yet...

Has anyone else seen anything similar?

yes i thought about this too! i think you are right.

yesterday, someone bought 2 packs of chicken legs, but the weight of the products were different. the SA scanned one of these packs and multiplied by 2; even though the prices on the packs were slightly different.

the price check result compared against one product only!

so my theory is that this works on deli, fridge/chillled and fresh meat. i don't think this works on other items e.g. toileteries, food cupboard, personal hygiene, drinks etc. but the prices have to exactly the same.

what do you think nuttyginger?

*Scottish*Lass*

Jodie+Matt wrote: »

Sooo I have turned into one of those people who buy baby things when I'm not even pregnant (yet). Bought 3x Tommee Tippee bottles today T £12.25 A £7 so after DTD will be £1.75... I feel like such a saddo if they work I am buying another pack and also whatever other baby items work

Oh, I hope they work! Will keep an eye out tomorrow for you (hopefully!) confirming

My BFF (lol) is pregnant just now, just hit 22 wks, so would be great for her if they were

brindles01

Jodie+Matt wrote: »

Ooo think I might buy some and make a hamper for SIL (somebody who is actually pregnant at least lol), but also get some to put away

That is just what I am doing for a friend, making a little baby box full of useful stuff instead of clothes that won't fit after a couple of days!!