Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5

Londinium33

Ok as most of you have been waiting for vouchers all day you may as well read about my shop tonight.

I used:

£20 DTD voucher
£5 Quantimatic voucher
£1 Fairy gel voucher
£50p cushelle voucher
£5 off a £30 shop co-op voucher.

Total vouchers came to £31.50

Brought:

Quntimatic £10.15
Fairy gel £8.17
Cushelle 4 pack £2.20
Mikado £1.35
Non DTD stuff £9.65

Total was £31.51

Spent a grand some of 1p and will get a £20 voucher back tomorrow, a tenner's worth of proper food for dinner tomorrow and some useful DTD stuff.

Not a bad shop if I say so myself.

HopePray

shjo558 wrote: »

So what's everyone thinking about their posh £16.33 L'Oreal eye cream then? It says "instant action" on the container but I'm not seeing it!

I wonder if we had actually paid for it if it would have worked then?

Byatt

shjo558 wrote: »

So what's everyone thinking about their posh £16.33 L'Oreal eye cream then? It says "instant action" on the container but I'm not seeing it!

LOL I bought the last one tonight at T; only to find when I got home that it had increased in price at A...(saw the s/s; which I had checked earlier, but amended since)

If it doesn't work now, I will be seriously peeved!

GeCon

Do the vouchers from beforeIshop have your name on them?

m00nie

shjo558 wrote: »

So what's everyone thinking about their posh £16.33 L'Oreal eye cream then? It says "instant action" on the container but I'm not seeing it!

mine was bought for my mum. honest.. why would a young [STRIKE]middle [/STRIKE]aged male need womens eye cream...

HopePray

Ok, I have shopped wrong twice today, my staple voucher maker upper has been Velvet Tissues, bought 2 boxes : ( DTD 10p. Good job I had the 50p off vouchers.
Second was two boxes of Piriteze, not free anymore, I will get a little back but will have to slap my hand and work harder this week. I will do better, I will do, I will, I.....................

Londinium33

GeCon wrote: »

Do the vouchers from beforeIshop have your name on them?

In a word... No

on-the-count-of-three

charleym wrote: »

Me again :hello:.... this is very addictive....

Looking at:

Filippo Berio Extra Virgin Olive Oil (1L) T: £6.48, A: £3.00, DTD: £6.96

.mysupermarket.co.uk/tesco-price-comparison/Oils_And_Vinegar/Filippo_Berio_Extra_Virgin_Olive_Oil_1L.html

Question - on the moneysupermarket website the A price has a * next to it (£3.00*) which denotes "out of stock". Does anyone know whether this mean that it won't match and we'll get the dreaded "N/A"?

:think:

Yup, that's exactly what it means.

m00nie wrote: »

people bought them before they was taken off but came back N/A

Ah, well in that case I stand corrected. Just that I was planning to get some on the Saturday, but saw the warnings on here first. I got them reduced in the end though so not all bad.

munchkinz wrote: »

Hi :hello: this has been tried a few times but it comes back N/A. Don't know why, it looks exactly the same to me.
I tried it a few weeks ago.

As far as I can tell, as long as it's on the ASDA website it will match. (unless it's Filippo Berio Extra Virgin Olive Oil lol!)

It may be the out of stock factor then. I can tell you that the Filippo Berio mild & light 1 litre does work. (£5.20/£3, so DTD £4.40, 80p a bottle)

shjo558

m00nie wrote: »

mine was bought for my mum. honest.. why would a young [STRIKE]middle [/STRIKE]aged male need womens eye cream...

All those 'man' products do make me giggle. It's the same old moisturiser or eye cream but in a blue box:rotfl:.

I would have given the eye cream to my Mum for her bday but she's a DTD'er too so I don't think I would get away with that one;).

Londinium33

If the dairylea strips 8s works then heres another 50p off too.

http://www.dairylea.co.uk/dairylea/page?siteid=dairylea-prd&locale=uken1&PagecRef=798

Just register and then you can print off voucher.