Tesco misprice discussion area part 15

notasdaftasilook

stevieg wrote:

if i was to write an email enquiring about tesco's randr policy, who should i direct this too, i am looking for a quite high up email. thanks.

Please read first page it gives all the info there. Suggest you dont use the words R&R , it's our phrase not theirs.

jubarnes26

Hi to fellow MSE'r who was also claiming back on cars this morning - hope you know who you are - glad I turned up at same time and got you superman free too !!!

Just to let you know I got full R & R - and also some other stuff that wasnt intended when I checked my receipt later. Just goes to show what Tesco are overcharging us on.

Anyway if you want to PM me then perhaps we can swap knowledg.

Antony28

I am bit of newbie to the tesco R&R.

I have got a question that hopefully someone will be able to answer.
If there is an item that normally costs £9.99 but has a discount label on for £7.99 that expired on the 10/12/06, if the discount lable is still on the shelf after that date, are you able to claim a R&R for that item if charged the full price (£9.99)?

Hope that makes sense.

Thank in advance for any responses.

Antony

mikeywills

Antony28 wrote:

I am bit of newbie to the tesco R&R.

I have got a question that hopefully someone will be able to answer.
If there is an item that normally costs £9.99 but has a discount label on for £7.99 that expired on the 10/12/06, if the discount lable is still on the shelf after that date, are you able to claim a R&R for that item if charged the full price (£9.99)?

Hope that makes sense.

Thank in advance for any responses.

Antony

Simple answer anthony is Yes, you should not be charged more than the value of the lowest price shown for an item. So spill the beans what is the item?

Constantine

Antony28 wrote:

I am bit of newbie to the tesco R&R.

I have got a question that hopefully someone will be able to answer.
If there is an item that normally costs £9.99 but has a discount label on for £7.99 that expired on the 10/12/06, if the discount lable is still on the shelf after that date, are you able to claim a R&R for that item if charged the full price (£9.99)?

Hope that makes sense.

Thank in advance for any responses.

Antony

Yes. That, in essence, is what an over charge is - being charged more than the indicated price.

full-time-mum

ginjim wrote:

if you bought just one thing then i would have queried it. but saying that maybe you forgot what the selling price was and can go and check or you have other things on your mind

Surely, thats easy to get around, you thought you must have been mistaken and went back to check - it would be rude to get all hoity toity without being sure of your facts now wouldn't it!:D :rotfl:

Antony28

mikeywills wrote:

Simple answer anthony is Yes, you should not be charged more than the value of the lowest price shown for an item. So spill the beans what is the item?

So even if the discount label has expired you show still be charged the price shown on the discount label if it is on the shelf?

There honestly isnt an item i jsut made them figures up as an example.

Thanks for your response.

I shall be looking eagled eyed next time i am in my local Tesco's

brindles01

Hurrah! The mods have cleaned up the Misprice Thread! - only misprices - bliss. We have enough waffling on this thread without that one getting clogged up with it also. Thanks mods.

leics_poshie

40 bottles of Stella for Free, Thankyou OP:beer:

And the drinks are on Tesco

leics_poshie

brindles01 wrote:

Hurrah! The mods have cleaned up the Misprice Thread! - only misprices - bliss. We have enough waffling on this thread without that one getting clogged up with it also. Thanks mods.

who are the mods on here?