Tesco Price Checker Thread #8

mhoc

Ironside wrote: »

I purchased the Hardys Crest Cabernet Shiraz Merlot (750ml) at Tesco for £10.99 on Friday, after checking it was still £5.00 in Asda.

Input details into Pricechecker Friday afternoon.

This morning got a voucher for only £3.01 as it had pricechecked at Asda at £7.98 - which is incorrect :mad:

I would take it back if you can. Its still showing as £10.99 T £5 A

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/tesco-price-comparison/Red_Wine/Hardys_Crest_Cabernet_Shiraz_Merlot_750ml.html


Try buying the cab sauv I got

Ironside

Thanks mhoc - but I drank it on Saturday night

I checked both the Mysupermarket and Asda's own website Friday morning and both were showing as £5.00 at Asda.

I DO like the Casillero del Diablo cabernet sauvignon :T

caz2703

Ironside wrote: »

Thanks mhoc - but I drank it on Saturday night

I checked both the Mysupermarket and Asda's own website Friday morning and both were showing as £5.00 at Asda.

I DO like the Casillero del Diablo cabernet sauvignon :T

I use a small bottle of the sauvignon blanc for cooking with Probably a waste of good wine but it makes one heck of a risotto *hic*

mhoc

Ironside wrote: »

Thanks mhoc - but I drank it on Saturday night

I checked both the Mysupermarket and Asda's own website Friday morning and both were showing as £5.00 at Asda.

I DO like the Casillero del Diablo cabernet sauvignon :T

In our house we have a rule that nobody is allowed to drink anything until the price check voucher comes in. And usually by then we have forgotten about the wine and my wine lake stays intact.

marcie123

Hardys crest Shiraz merlot 10.99 5 in A
original source shower gel 2.02 1 in A
oust aersol 2.25 1 in A
Toblerone 4.00 2.in A
voucher 10.26

squigs

I know it isn't Tesco JTD, but if this is spread to all Sainsbury stores it may be useful to people who don't have a Tesco or Asda store nearby.:)

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/8756590/Sainsburys-launch-hi-tech-promotion-scheme.html

narabanekeater

can anyone please tell me if you have to buy a certain minimum number of different items you have to buy per receipt to qualify like im sure its 8 with Asda. Also what would they pay out with the comfort pure would I be right in thinking £1.50p per 2 bottles. Basically ive got some 75p coupons off of each bottle of Comfort plus a £3 off when you spend £20 spend and save voucher. What would be the best way to save money on this please?
Im sure after someone's explained it to be I shall be able to get my head round it. Many Thanks

dancecrazylegs

narabanekeater wrote: »

can anyone please tell me if you have to buy a certain minimum number of different items you have to buy per receipt to qualify like im sure its 8 with Asda. Also what would they pay out with the comfort pure would I be right in thinking £1.50p per 2 bottles. Basically ive got some 75p coupons off of each bottle of Comfort plus a £3 off when you spend £20 spend and save voucher. What would be the best way to save money on this please?
Im sure after someone's explained it to be I shall be able to get my head round it. Many Thanks

no there is no minimum amount or maximum amount of items that you need to buy to qualify for the tesco jtd voucher,works quite well if you can combine with vouchers, as these are not taken into account

if its the 750 ml bottles you would need to buy 16 to take it to £20(as they are £2.50 for 2) so that you can use your £3 voucher
you could use 16(sa willing) 75p coupons making a total of £5 to pay you would get a jtd voucher back of £8 as it is 50p cheaper in asda for every 2 that you buy

i think that is correct was quite early in the morning when i worked it out

ExTesco

Probably morally wrong, but... I bought some wine (cant remember which but not important, it the method that counts) at Tesco for £8 a bottle. I got 2. About 3 weeks later the same wine was in Asda, 2 for £10. I still had the reciept from Tesco, so bought the wine from Asda then returned it to Tesco using the Tesco receipt and got back that extra £6.

Ironside

I wouldn't know what reason to give for returning wine that didn't pricecheck correctly.

Is it acceptable to be forthright and say it didn't pricecheck correctly, or say something like...oops, bought the wrong wine