Tesco misprice discussion area part 16

Zara33

dkent wrote:

I was not being sarcastic (this time,as I am often told I am to sarcastic )
Sometimes fliers that you get through the door can be misleading or you have to look at them for a *, **, ***, ***/**,to see what they all mean.

I dont think for one minute that tesco would print a flier with a* on in the same colour as the background that would be unlike them.

I suppose this is their get out clause because people don't look what *, **, *** means, but if you read the terms and conditions then you see what each *, **, *** means admittely (sp) this is generally in the smallest writting possible and you need super vision to read them.

Also the little * that we are discussing is actually in black in the trems and conditions, i was trying to highlight it by making it red to show that there was a little * there, does that make sense lol

A_little_stressed!!

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So what product has the * next to it because none of the items that you are showing have, you might find it is the food.[/QUOTE]


I have the same leaflet and none of the products have the star * next to them so I would presume it applys to all

Zara33

A_little_stressed!! wrote:

So what product has the * next to it because none of the items that you are showing have, you might find it is the food.[/QUOTE]


I have the same leaflet and none of the products have the star * next to them so I would presume it applys to all[/QUOTE]

I wouldn't presume anything you will generally find that there is a reason for * in the terms and conditions, you might have to read the leaflet throughly to actually discover one little *, it's like spotting the difference with these leaflets :rotfl:

A_little_stressed!!

[/quote]
So what product has the * next to it because none of the items that you are showing have, you might find it is the food.[/QUOTE]


I have the same leaflet and none of the products have the star * next to them so I would presume it applys to all

dog1

A_little_stressed!! wrote:

I have the same leaflet and none of the products have the star * next to them so I would presume it applys to all[/QUOTE]

Or none

The terms and condition will be a MINEFIELD.

With get outs all over the place, ie. THAT'S NOT A SIMILAR PRODUCT,

even when it is;)

dog1

Garty............You have a PM.

smmjh11

Here's something different first time it has happened to me took xmas lights back today which were on a product recall I was offered £3.31 which I told them I had paid more than that originally. Phoned head office they said they were £6.67 so took refund.Then went into another shop gave them the £5 note I got from Tesco's as part of refunded item only to be told it was a fake.:eek: Maybe tesco's are getting some revenge. Telephoned the shop who said could not have been from them as they have strict procedures to spot counterfeit money (not in my case) awaiting customer services manager to ring.

Ken-Dodds-Hairy-Knodule

Constantine wrote:

Sounds like a good boss, giving his staff a (very small) perk. I am sure there will be plenty left once they have finished (otherwise they would not have bothered filling the shelves with it).

I can certainly think of many other things I would describe as disgusting

Exactly.

Retail staff (employed by any company - can't blame just tesco for that) are on a pittance, if they can get some cheap food then how is that disgusting?

orainsear

A_Little_Stressed!!! wrote:

I have the same leaflet and none of the products have the star * next to them so I would presume it applys to all

Having at one point been given the excuse that the Game of the Week poster price was not applicable due an 'offer ends date' being printed at the bottom in font size 2, it wouldn't surprise me if there is a 'microdot' lurking somewhere on that flyer that contains full terms and conditions, the Magna Carta agreement, the Doomsday book and the complete works of Shakesphere and Dickens thrown in for good measure.

orainsear

honest_geezer wrote:

I made a genuine and clear r'n'r purchase this morning for a certain product and they refused to honour it, and was looking for some advice.
I wonder what my best bet is? My previous experience with customer service in head office has been poor but there seems to be no get out clause as I have a photo of the SEL and they admit they have overcharged me but will only offer the difference.

What do you reckon?

I reckon that you've been given excuse after excuse and the simple fact is that the manager doesn't want to give you an r&r - regardless if it's a valid claim or not.

What was the item by the way?