Tesco misprice discussion area part 17

maemaesmummy

ginjim wrote:

how does asdas work? do they sell it to you at the marked price after then give a £2 giftcard?

Asda give you the difference back + £2 Giftcard

ginjim

Constantine wrote:

Bit of rumour control for y'all - got to see the brief today.

26th is the date (not the 19th as has often been mentioned).

Double the difference is the deal.

CSD board to be over stickered rather than replaced.

Long overdue clarification on the Bulk Buy policy (essentially, there no longer is one, with a few exceptions).


Didn't take a photo...but then, I don't tend to make things up

ok constantine thanks alot
can you remember the wording? thanks

Constantine

ginjim wrote:

ok constantine thanks alot
can you remember the wording? thanks

Nope, not precisely. There is not much to it, it is only a sentence or two.

ginjim

Constantine wrote:

Nope, not precisely. There is not much to it, it is only a sentence or two.

coz there is a lot of confusion on what price you should pay in the 2nd place
is it the stated price or the price that has gone through the till

Constantine

ginjim wrote:

coz there is a lot of confusion on what price you should pay in the 2nd place
is it the stated price or the price that has gone through the till

Eh? Not sure I understood that...

If the SEL says £9 and you get charged £10, you would get £2 back.

Hermann

Constantine wrote:

Eh? Not sure I understood that...

If the SEL says £9 and you get charged £10, you would get £2 back.

That would leave you being still being charged £10 for a £9 item.
You would only have recieved the £2 compensation.

Surely they need to refund the £10 then resell at the correct £9. Then offer the £2 compensation.

rdwarr

There's a few here who think you should pay the original price AND get double the difference (so you'd get £3 back). No harm in hoping

Constantine

Hermann wrote:

That would leave you being still being charged £10 for a £9 item.
You would only have recieved the £2 compensation.

Surely they need to refund the £10 then resell at the correct £9. Then offer the £2 compensation.

I see your point, but that is not how I recollect it being worded (I'll have a full read of it tomorrow).

ginjim

now do u understand constantine they cant sell you a product at the higher price

Constantine

ginjim wrote:

now do u understand constantine they cant sell you a product at the higher price

They can, happens all the time :rolleyes:

You are getting double the difference back, so are in effect paying less than the advertised price.