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Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5
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brindles01 wrote: »LOL
How the heck does the security know what you are spending and what is it to do with him??Just walk in the store and go about your business, obviously don't try to make eye contact with security or anything daft like that. I'd be more worried about being 'trouted' than spoken to by a security jobsworth.
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Ahh I see, not his job to spot that, well that's ok then phew!
I find security much scarier than the till staff, but then I have never had a trout moment (touch-wood ---> :cool:) and I find the lady at customer services much scarier than security :rotfl:
If asked I think I will just say I enjoy shopping at Tesco, which to be fair, is very trueComping wishlist for 2017
1. Family holiday 2. Christmas presents :rudolf: 3. Fishing stuffThe more you put into life, the more you get out0 -
It is personal data, your card number is your personal data, and he used it in a manner for which he is not authorised, whether he could see it on the receipt or not.
He looked at the personal data which is shown on the receipt, then looked at another receipt to look for that specified piece of personal data in order to trace your shopping history. He's not allowed to use that information for that purpose.
That is not the reason you provided that personal data. You provided it as a means of payment. The only reason the last 4 digits are on the receipt is for your own records.
I agree. I don't believe they should use debit/credit card information as proof of one household/person using the vouchers. I quite often pay by debit card for my dd who gives me the cash later, and also buy for my niece. (she is real lol). I would be very upset if someone was using that data to track what I was doing. As others have said, the card details are for payment not for matching against shopping/vouchers.0 -
Yesterdays shop - confirmed today (spot the deliberate mistake lol!)
T £22.24 A £14.781 x BABY BUTTON MUSHROOMS 150G£ 0.84£ 0.78
1 x YE OLD OAK PREMIUM HOT DOGS400G£ 0.88£ 0.50
3 x 6 PACK WHITE FINGER ROLLS (1 kg)£ 1.57 *£ 0.50
1 x MAGNUM ALMOND 3 PACK 360ML£ 2.29£ 1.00
2 x AUNT BESSIE'S CHUNKY CROQUETTES 550G£ 3.68£ 2.00
2 x PAMPERS PREMIUMSACTIVE FIT CARRYPACK JUNIOR 26£ 12.98£ 10.00
2 x CADBURY MINI EGG BAG 100G£ 1.30 *N/A
1 x TESCO VALUE CORNFLAKES 500G£ 0.31N/ADTD voucher total £14.92My question is the finger rolls that are showing up as £1.57 in Tesco for 3 packs but only 50p for the same in Asda. Am i being daft or surely this is a mistake?:T:T0 -
WOW!
2 packs of Huggies DryNites for £2.22 net!!
£5.89T (must buy 2) 2 for £7.00A - £9.56DTD
That will quickly eat up a £20.00 voucher and make another just as quick!!DTD - Doing Tesco Daily - while I still have vouchers!0 -
Why can't Tesco make our lives easier by having a dedicated DTD isle, including a frozen and chilled section?0
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Elenathion wrote: »This is the data registration entry for Tesco.
As far as I can see there is nothing on there about retaining card details.
http://www.ico.gov.uk/ESDWebPages/DoSearch.asp?reg=4782700
The OP did say he was identified only from the last 4 digits so card security wasn't compromised. Can't see what all the fuss is about to be honest.0 -
did my first 2 in a row shop today.. had first basket on then some toiletries in a 2nd lot.. then wife came behind with a voucher and was bit obvious we was both together really
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stopped off at couple of express on the way home and picked up some picnic items..
then topped it off after the picnic picking some clothes up from local extra so all in all an eventfull day..
thanks Mr T..
And the SS team for help make it all smooth work..
And all you other members contributing with your finds and events0 -
Yesterdays shop - confirmed today (spot the deliberate mistake lol!)
T £22.24 A £14.781 x BABY BUTTON MUSHROOMS 150G£ 0.84£ 0.78
1 x YE OLD OAK PREMIUM HOT DOGS400G£ 0.88£ 0.50
3 x 6 PACK WHITE FINGER ROLLS (1 kg)£ 1.57 *£ 0.50
1 x MAGNUM ALMOND 3 PACK 360ML£ 2.29£ 1.00
2 x AUNT BESSIE'S CHUNKY CROQUETTES 550G£ 3.68£ 2.00
2 x PAMPERS PREMIUMSACTIVE FIT CARRYPACK JUNIOR 26£ 12.98£ 10.00
2 x CADBURY MINI EGG BAG 100G£ 1.30 *N/A
1 x TESCO VALUE CORNFLAKES 500G£ 0.31N/A
DTD voucher total £14.92My question is the finger rolls that are showing up as £1.57 in Tesco for 3 packs but only 50p for the same in Asda. Am i being daft or surely this is a mistake?:T:T
Hmm, strange. I bought 2 x 6 packs of finger rolls at T, and it came back as
T - 1.00
A - 0.60
so DTD - 0.80
Cost - 0.20 for 12 finger rolls0 -
lol! at scrummy - cos there'd be no-one else in any other aisle in the shop - a bit like the alcohol aisle on New Years Eve lol!
Good idea though0 -
Why can't Tesco make our lives easier by having a dedicated DTD isle, including a frozen and chilled section?
Yeah! You can usually spot me in a store - I'm the headless chicken running from aisle to aisle and back again with my head buried in a shopping listDTD - Doing Tesco Daily - while I still have vouchers!0
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