Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5

brindles01

Savvybunny2009 wrote: »

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!

If you go onto mysupermarket - baby section - nappies - and scroll down the page, it is towards the bottom of the page

henlans

laticsforlife wrote: »

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo :mad::(:mad::(

Dam, I have about 140 packets.. I sold a load at the local car bootie for £5 each and took the £2 voucher out of each box!!

French_Knickers

Scaredy_Cat wrote: »

Has there been a change in the rules saying that the store has to keep my receipt along with the voucher?

Just had a run in with my local store - they insisted their new training said they HAD to keep my receipt - couldn't give me a copy as they didn't have a photocopy machine. They said I could go back to the original store and ask them to print me another but I don't often go to that store, and since I've just been (hence the voucher) I don't expect to go again for a few weeks.

As it was almost closing time on a bank holiday I thought there was no point asking them to ring head office to check - but I am not happy - I think I have a right to keep my receipt. What if I need to return anything, or if the bank make an error with the amount they debit from my account, surely I should have the receipt as evidence?

I know others have had this problem in the past, and the general reply has been that it's just shops making up their own rules - just wondered if there really has been a change now? Is this worth complaining about, do you think?

I think you are making a fuss about nothing!

You've got a lovely lot of shopping and a NEW receipt which you can recycle again. Why on earth do you want to kick up a stink over the old receipt?

*Scottish*Lass*

farmville wrote: »

Hello everyone

Firstly Happy Easter to all my DTD cyber friends

I am in hospital looking aty gorgeous newborn daughter who has finally decided to arrive!!!

Have missed logging in each day reading your stories of triumph and sometimes maddness far more than my visits to Tesco

Hope you are all still having fun with this still!!!

Xxx

Congratulations Farmville hope you're both settling in fine x

andym6561

After mucking up today on the sonic toothbrush and getting the wrong mouthwash, which will only get me a £10 voucher instead of £20, the sa ripped the receipt when taking it out of the machine, and i asked him to print another one, which a supervisor did. Now the date at the bottom of the receipt reads 25/04/01

andym6561

Scaredy_Cat wrote: »

Has there been a change in the rules saying that the store has to keep my receipt along with the voucher?

Just had a run in with my local store - they insisted their new training said they HAD to keep my receipt - couldn't give me a copy as they didn't have a photocopy machine. They said I could go back to the original store and ask them to print me another but I don't often go to that store, and since I've just been (hence the voucher) I don't expect to go again for a few weeks.

As it was almost closing time on a bank holiday I thought there was no point asking them to ring head office to check - but I am not happy - I think I have a right to keep my receipt. What if I need to return anything, or if the bank make an error with the amount they debit from my account, surely I should have the receipt as evidence?

I know others have had this problem in the past, and the general reply has been that it's just shops making up their own rules - just wondered if there really has been a change now? Is this worth complaining about, do you think?

A Tesco store without a photocopier!!! does anybody believe that?

Bedsdriver

French_Knickers wrote: »

I think you are making a fuss about nothing!

You've got a lovely lot of shopping and a NEW receipt which you can recycle again. Why on earth do you want to kick up a stink over the old receipt?

Because if they find a human finger in any of the products, the first thing Tesco will ask for is the original receipt.

It's the bill of sale belonging to the OP. I think that should be clear to everyone.

Scaredy_Cat_3

French_Knickers wrote: »

I think you are making a fuss about nothing!

You've got a lovely lot of shopping and a NEW receipt which you can recycle again. Why on earth do you want to kick up a stink over the old receipt?

Point taken! However, I really genuinely am one of those sad people who keeps receipts! I have piles and piles of them (neat piles, that is, in chronological order, and all logged and recorded ), and I do check my bank statement every month. Maybe it's sad but I like to keep on top of it.

The point remains though, what if I had bought something I needed to return. Surely I should be able to keep my receipt?

gary38uk

Audacious wrote: »

The two near me are only open till 1800 today....

corrected, yes 18.00 today

kate48

In my haste today to get the new receipt before the SA could even think about signing it, I pulled it from the machine a little too quickly and the corner ripped off. I must have looked a complete idiot when I attempted to pull the teeny strip of paper from the machine! Gave up and asked him to retrieve it (which he did without question). It's now been taped up and is waiting for a £20 voucher tomorrow!