Tesco misprices thread 7 - please only post misprices here

dickieg

The thing is though if you have the picture on the phone/camera they cant really take it off you, remember they are breaking the trading law and im sure it wouldnt look good in a newspaper

taxiphil

darklistener wrote: »

The problem there being, any company can ask you to leave their premises without giving ANY reason.

Not if you're a shareholder! One [STRIKE]lifetime entry pass to all Tesco stores[/STRIKE] share in Tesco is currently a bargain at £4.09.

melimel

HankMcSpank wrote: »

Which range/style of Denby was that please? (Blue Linen, Imperial Blue etc?)

i got the blue linen but they also had some cinammon too

avstar

taxiphil wrote: »

Not if you're a shareholder! One [strike]lifetime entry pass to all Tesco stores[/strike] share in Tesco is currently a bargain at £4.09.

Is this really true ? I've heard a rumour about it before . Might be a good insurance policy !

gary_lawrence

sarah_skint wrote: »

but thats when you can create a huge fuss as by taking the photo you knew the item marked was wrong and that you knew you were to be charged the wrong price or why take the said picture, each to there own though

darklistener wrote: »

The problem there being, any company can ask you to leave their premises without giving ANY reason. This is sometimes used to deal with problem people before the problem is created(shoplifters, drunks, vandals etc.)

Usually the phrase is "Sir/Madam, your custom and presence is no longer welcome on these premises and we would like you to leave." sometimes followed by(depending on the reason) "Failure to do so may result in the police being called."

Not quite. This is what I normally do.

Buy the product, get charged too much, pay for it and take it back to your car. Then go back in with the item in it's tesco bag, go check the SEL "coz you think you may have been overcharged" take the pic and then approach CS.

You can say to CS "I just got back to the car and noticed I have been overcharged. I have just checked the shelf and it states it should be £x and I have been charged £y."

I always make sure the word overcharged coz if they agree the price is wrong they are confirming it is an overcharge and cannot get out of DTD.

Also know what you should be getting back as DTD so you know you are getting the right amount. If they give back less then you can challenge it. Sometimes they work it out wrong in your favour and then it is up to your conscience to decide if you say anything. eg I was overcharged £1.85 a long time ago and was expecting £3.70 refund. It was part of multisave and they did not spot it and gave me back £4.50. OF COURSE I TOLD THEM OF THEIR ERROR AND HANDED BACK THE 80p :whistle: (Ahem!)

nettienoo70

any bargains in tesco home plus for me please......

colly

ampersand wrote: »

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Let us know when you actually receive it, won't you, colly?

hi i went back this morning and the lady who had recieved the phone call from head office was on cs today and gave me my other £10.99:j

NEgirl

managed to nab some of the goosefat tins 10p tonight and almost got some reduced cream cakes but 2 grannies were almost fighting over the trolly so gave that one a miss!! :rotfl:

Shez

gary_lawrence wrote: »

You are correct with your ASDA statement. If they charge you too much they will refund you the difference AND give you a £2 gift card. Great if you buy something for under a pound and they overcharge you by 1p.

I queried something today that I had been overcharged for, and I only got the difference back - no £2 voucher - so I guess they don't do this anymore?

I have emailed them though to query this.

tigergold

Shez wrote: »

I queried something today that I had been overcharged for, and I only got the difference back - no £2 voucher - so I guess they don't do this anymore?

I have emailed them though to query this.

I had this also, went to CS, only got difference back, I wasn't sure they still did the giftcard so didn't query. I emailed customer service and got £4 voucher in the post and an apology letter.