Equal rights at Tesco?

squeaky

Hiya,

There doesn't seem to be a Consumer Rights question there, so I'm going to move the thread across to the vents board.

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dealer_wins

The OP forgot to preface the post with

"Are you sitting comfortably, then i'll begin"

vyle

Isn't it a maximum of 10 of each discounted item? I'm sure I saw/heard that somewhere.

Also, does anybody remember that thread where somebody was complaining that their local cornershop was buying up all of their nearby iceland's bread, and selling it at a markup in their own store?

Tesco is presumably trying to stop that, too.

DCFC79

vyle wrote: »

Isn't it a maximum of 10 of each discounted item? I'm sure I saw/heard that somewhere.

Also, does anybody remember that thread where somebody was complaining that their local cornershop was buying up all of their nearby iceland's bread, and selling it at a markup in their own store?

Tesco is presumably trying to stop that, too.

i remember a similar thread, think it was the same 1, there is a maximum for special offers

nomoneytoday

They should stop people buying up all the stock, to allow more people the opportunity of a discounted biscuit IMHO !

Ronaldo_Mconaldo

You don't like Jammie Dodgers and yet you bought £10 worth of them? And you spend £120 at Tesco on one day and then another £100 the next? I'm calling shenanigans on this. It's a troll, run for your lives!

dealer_wins

This thread takes the biscuit!!!!!

Mk14:37

visidigi wrote: »

tesco have the choice to sell to you or not ....its about being fair to all consumers.

Sorry, but this is total BS! If you think Mr T has any interest in fairness for their customers then they've managed to pull the wool over your eyes, well and truly!

Paddyrg has already given the correct answer - it's about making sure that the special offer manages to reach as many customers as possible in the hope of making them spend more money in the store and/or on future return visits.

Zandoni

If there's a maximum number that a customer can buy it needs to be displayed.

Store staff need to be polite, there is a lot of competition out there.

shaun_from_Africa

You don't like Jammie Dodgers and yet you bought £10 worth of them?

I don't drink tea but I often buy teabags when I go shopping as other members of my family drink it by the gallon.