Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5

ChelseaGirl

jintyblue wrote: »

Im sure they are on a multibuy at Asda for 3 for £1.50 dunno if thats got anything to do with it - at this rate we'll all have more finger rolls than food in our freezers lol!

May have to buy 3 packs next time then!

babyfruitella

laticsforlife wrote: »

This is because it is still on the spreadsheet, just struck through (which is just a formating of font, like red or green text) - hence the Mr T program cannot 'see' these expired items as being expired.

Me for one do not really understand why they stay on the spreadsheet for so long after expiration, it does make Mr T's brill app a bit less than perfect through no fault of bez's.:(

I'm sure he will fix it eventually (as he seems to like a challenge!)

Ah I see, I stupidly went & bought it today because it was coming up on Mr T. Although in Bez's defence it did also have a label of £7.79 in store. My shop went all to pot at the till when it my bill came to £17 something & my voucher was for £20. Cue a mad dash back in to the store for magnums lol :rotfl:

Jodie+Matt

nuttyginger wrote: »

Damnit.... they only had 8... will report back tomorrow!

did they put them all in the same bag?

Savvybunny2009

brindles01 wrote: »

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!!

Oooh do you have a link at all, have purchased some pull ups for dd today, if they work will be stocking up, but nappies being an expensive item we have to buy this would be wonderful!

Amys

The SS is great, and I would like to say a big thank you to the team.

Just a quick question, is there any way of seeing the items with the smaller savings, as they are usualy for my everday shops.

gary38uk

johnsmithsfan wrote: »

Actually they can - I was pulled up and taken to the cs desk. The manager was called and he appeared with a file and looked at my receipt went through his file and found one where the same credit card was used and said I was ok since I had only used 3 vouchers and was under the £100 so he "would let it go". I asked if he was allowed to keep copies of receipts with card details on and he said yes to match to the vouchers to check if people are abusing it!!:eek: Personally I thought this would be a breach of the data protection act but he was certain he was allowed to do this to check the dtd was not abused

It appears that only a small number of people are using large vouchers at the store and they can easily track them

finding all this very funny.
last 2 previous shops, they kept recepit, previous shops were not bothered, todays shops not bothered, so have those receipts.
it really is amusing to know how the sa is going to put it through, a lottery.
depending how much a jobs worth the manager is.

tboo

preciousillusions wrote: »

What does FC mean? Is this just the less perishable juice that isn't from the fridge? Yellow carton?

tboo wrote: »

From a shop yesterday
confirmed today
1 x CADBURYS TIME OUT 9 PACK £ 1.28 £ 1.00
1 x TESCO FC PINEAPPLE JUICE 1 LITRE £ 1.00 £ 0.87
1x WARBURTONS MEDIUM SLICED WHITE BREAD 800G £ 1.39 £ 1.35

Sorry, FC is from concentrate and they are in a yellow carton from the pop aisle

scotsgirl_3

stephga23 wrote: »

:Di'm sorry if i am being a bit thick but i cant seem to view the tabs on the spreadsheet - please could some one help me?

if you look along the top towards the left hand side you'll see underlined text - those links take you to the other tabs.

Beckyy

My Tesco have figured out a way around people getting dtd on roast beef - they're now only selling joints costing £7. Still £8.48 per kg, but every one is weighed out, and labelled (as is the shelf) at £7. Therefore under 1kg, and no dtd.

pingua

Is tesco shut now being Easter Monday ?