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Tesco misprice discussion area part 17
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Nice to have the thread back
Congrats Jackie what did you get R & R'd ??Now thanks to Tommix & Queen Bear, now Lady Westy of Woodpecker0 -
I keep seeing "EPH" on here. Who or What is EPH?0
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leadhead wrote:Understand what you are saying, but if my 5% was nearer 1%(as i was going to say) and your estimate of 16,000 is a lot less(which i cant believe are actually actively against Tescos)(just realised that this thread has only been viewed 13,478 times anyway)(so divide that by 10, then find 1%)...then the figures are fantastically less..........I honestly dont think people will bother.
TBH over the months I have been posting on here, Ive only really seen half a dozen or so people that were genuinely concerned about Tesco's overcharging......the rest(like me) were just in it for something to do, and make life a little easier.
I agree. It seems to take a lot to push someone to go to the bother of contacting trading standards. I have had the pleasure of dealing with them a number of times, only once that I can recall over a pricing issue. They sided with the store. It is worth remembering that TS are not the "consumer champion" that I think some people assume they are - the ones I have dealt with have always been very fair and impartial, as much there to help the retailer as they are to support the consumer.
I am far from a legal expert...but my understanding is that being able to demonstrate Due Diligence - that routines are in place to prevent miss prices - acts as a legal defence for any mistakes that do occur.Who or what was I before you came in to my life
I am not sure0 -
i dont know whether im being stupid or not but here goes
how do u get r+r?
do u go to customer services after your purchase?0 -
linzi_h wrote:i dont know whether im being stupid or not but here goes
how do u get r+r?
do u go to customer services after your purchase?
Yes you do go to customer services! Good Luck!Reclaiming for family and friends. Won 4/13 so farHSBC CC - £263.25, Halifax CC - £179.45, HFC PPI - £589.00, HSBC PPI - £498.86, Lloyds PPI 1 - £4000 -
linzi_h wrote:i dont know whether im being stupid or not but here goes
how do u get r+r?
do u go to customer services after your purchase?Long Live Rock And Roll0 -
Constantine wrote:Its so nice to be back
Constantine,
There has been a rumour doing the rounds that Tesco will be ammending the 'Our Promise' to 'double the difference' on over-charged products from next month.
Given that you are one of a very few Tesco employees with any credibility (IMHO of course) on this forum - can you comment?
Cheers my man,
Duder0 -
Hey_Dude wrote:Well I've sent Sir Tel my question - if you want to do the same on Radio 5 Live today go here.
DuderCan I help?0 -
Westywoodpecker wrote:Nice to have the thread back
Congrats Jackie what did you get R & R'd ??
Thank you,
Did post it on misprices thread but it was whole free range chickens
SEL £3.16kg / sticker and scan £3.39 kg.
Only small but every little helps!!If at first you don't succeed ........Alternative autism therapies should be free!!
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