Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5

finance-boy

Hi, quick question:

Bacardi white rum (1L) is £17 on ASDA's website but not showing up at all on Tesco's website. If I buy it instore from Tesco for £22.79 will I still get DTD???

*Scottish*Lass*

FelinePrincess wrote: »

Sadly, I agree - ebay are rubbish at pulliing listing. I have reported so many counterfit designer handbags only to watch them being sold for hundereds of pounds

On the other hand, ebay have been very vigilant in removing my listing for well worn shoes :eek:

Oh, you're one of 'those' sellers are you?! lol

Bedsdriver wrote: »

Well he might want to buy pot with it.

ha ha ha ha ha love it! :rotfl:

cjj_2

yarmouthgirls wrote: »

im hungry anyone got a finest pizza to cook for me?

No but ive plenty of goodfellows.lol x

*Scottish*Lass*

yarmouthgirls wrote: »

im hungry anyone got a finest pizza to cook for me?

hah! I wish! You'd never believe what I just had to have for my tea....... lol wait till I take a pic.......

Jodie+Matt

Jodie+Matt wrote: »

ATTENTION ALL ANDROID USERS

Dont know if this has been mentioned before...

My OH has just figured out how to use the barcode finder to bring up asda's price. You need to download the barcode app, go onto custom search, type in http:// groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/search/searchcontainer.jsp?trailSize=1&searchString=%s (with no space after http:/) save that as your custom search, scan your item and press custom search and HEY PRESTO :j tried it on a few items and up it pops on the asda site on your phone

we used the app by ZXing team

bumpety bump

cjj_2

cjj wrote: »

No but ive plenty of goodfellows.lol x

or is it goodfelllas ? x

N20Y1D

reevetard wrote: »

Fraud = Wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain

The seller would be all too aware that the T's and C's state that the voucher is not for resale (why else would they have neglected to highlight them in their listing?). This person is knowingly selling the voucher, against the T's and C's, for financial gain and they are deceiving the purchaser of the item too.

So they are only committing fraud if they sell the voucher for more than its worth? :rotfl:

Dr.Who-Who

mhoc wrote: »

Apparently the seller has moved and no longer has a Tesco yet his location is Worksop???

Worksop isn't that near Clowne where lots of [STRIKE]doggy[/STRIKE] oops dodgy:D stuff going on there when it comes to coupons:cool:. I think the seller is on this thread too. If you are, you are taking a big risk there.

Infact, the other seller is really taking high risk as his/her coupon is not a standard capped £20.

laticsforlife

mhoc wrote: »

Apparently the seller has moved and no longer has a Tesco yet his location is Worksop???

Nonsense.

We all know why they are selling them ,and it is because they have already been used but the SA has failed to sign the receipt and have been reprinted.

Totally fraudulent.

NOBODY lives that far away from a Tesco, they're like Starbucks.

Eels

So just came back from tesco, ready to enter receipt details only to realise that the last two digits have been torn off. Is it possible to get around this (apart from trying to make a lucky guess) or even get a replacement receipt?