Tesco misprice discussion area part 15

Schamansky

Can't believe alias7's story.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but in order to stay under the radar, one would be well advised to show the buying behaviour of a typical customer. That means, purchasing real-life quantities such as any ordinary customer would buy. One or two boxes of beer, not 20. 3-4 pieces of meat, not the whole shelf, and so on. Amounts an ordinary household would reasonably consume.

7 CDs of the same type beats all, of course. Who in their right mind would buy 7 identical CDs? How do you explain 7 CDs? One for Mum, one for Dad, one for my brother, one for Aunt Agatha, one for Uncle Jocelyn, one for the dog and one for the cat, so she doesn't get jealous?

Way to make green dots and loud beeps. Well done. Boy, are we impressed by such cunning.

Blödmann.

cosmic-dust

alias7 maybe this wasn't the answer you expected from us, i can only say if you want try and keep a low profile then maybe in future you might be able to r&r again.

Learn from this mistake and just take it easy.

Ole1973

Seems he was refunded 3 of the 7 cds.

cosmic-dust

God you can imagine TE having a field day with that post!

MyUserNamesTaken

Ole1973 wrote:

Seems he was refunded 3 of the 7 cds.

Has he pmed you, Ole, or did you do the maths?

Still doesn't add up, by the way....3 x £7.97 is £23.91, but he was charged £9.97 per cd, not £7.97.

MyUserNamesTaken

cosmic-dust wrote:

God you can imagine TE having a field day with that post!

I can imagine TE on the phone as we type....

Schamansky

Heh, Little John, case of GMTA.

We must have been writing our posts simultaneously. I hadn't read your post before posting mine, or I'd have just given you a thank you. You said it all before.

Thank you anyway.

nakedassassin

Schamansky wrote:

Can't believe alias7's story.


Way to make white dots and loud beeps. Well done. Boy, are we impressed by such cunning.

Blödmann.

LOL,thats what I love to see,an understated hint of sarcasm.:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Hermann

alimul wrote:

In regards to the Mobile phones, I did one yesterday, just spoke to CS @ HO, after confirming with the store, they agreed it was an overcharge, however, becuase I didnt spend it on groceries, I forfeit the R&R becuase apparently in the terms and conditions, its says £40 must be spent on groceries, can anyone confirm if this is true? The sign I saw just said spend £40 instore.

:mad:

The Tesco Mobile offer 'spend £40 get £20 off' does have some conditions attached. The leafet has all the wording on it.

Certain things are excluded from the £40 spend such as mobile phone,tobacco products, fuel, cafe, lottery products prescription medicines,infant milk formula and gift vouchers. It also says other things may be excluded but you will be told this at time of purchase.

Get a leafet if you want written evidence.

Its not the first time they've tried this and it won't be the last.

HTH.

alias7

First of all, its not like I went into the store and purchased 7 CD's on their own.

I purchased 4 Justin Timberlake Albums, 4 DVD's and other shopping too! My total bill came to £160!