Tesco misprice discussion area part 17

teedy23

leadhead wrote:

Not on here he's not..he's on the other channel, but doesnt post unless someone asks him a specific question, or so he said recently.

His last post on here was 3rd of Jan.(He always used to reappear when his name was mentioned though........so he may call in soon)

Hi gj, hows it going mate, See you had an uneventful trip yesterday. Win some lose some, i suppose.

is that n the talk about the devil type of thing?:rolleyes:

Constantine

leadhead wrote:

TE started(i believe) this rumour/promise/discussion way back in Novevember, he was adamant this was going to happen, "in the New Year"

That is incorrect. The suggestion that it was going to end was first posted by someone else. At the time TE was in one of his provocative moods and repeated it in several goading posts. But he was not the first to post about it.

littledutchboy

bb999 wrote:

Don't you think that it is since EPH started that Tesco started to get better?

It can't be just coincedence (sp?). Their lists are so easy to print out, and therefore distribute around Tesco stores that they have inadvertantly made life easy for Mr. T

Irrespective of where the lists get published now, since they've been more easy to get hold of there's no doubt in my mind that the number of misprices has dramaticcally gone down.

spa2k

bb999 wrote:

Don't you think that it is since EPH started that Tesco started to get better?

It can't be just coincedence (sp?). Their lists are so easy to print out, and therefore distribute around Tesco stores that they have inadvertantly made life easy for Mr. T

Coincidence it purely is....no lists from EPH have EVER been distributed to stores. And here we are again discussing another website and its effect.

I would definately say that any decrease in the misprice arena is NOT down to the effect that this website or any other is having.

jockettuk

ginjim wrote:

isn't scottish british anyway?

refused on some pork because the sel had crackling joint on it although everything else matched

They in the british isles, they part of great britain and i have british on my passport so yes they british lo and behold any tesco staff trying to say otherwise lol

FloFlo

jockettuk wrote:

They in the british isles, they part of great britain and i have british on my passport so yes they british lo and behold any tesco staff trying to say otherwise lol

I had a CS try to wriggle out of Welsh beef saying the British label didn't apply to it and that the Wesh beef was on a different part of the shelf. I asked why it was stacked in the basket behind the sel for British beef then and she was snotty and said 'what 1 piece?' but lo and behold when she actually looked in the tray most of them were marked Welsh not British. R&R without a smile but thats the cs perogative whether to smile - the r&r is mandatory.:beer:

ginjim

jockettuk wrote:

They in the british isles, they part of great britain and i have british on my passport so yes they british lo and behold any tesco staff trying to say otherwise lol

might have to take your passports on this one :rotfl:

FloFlo

ginjim wrote:

might have to take your passports on this one :rotfl:

I think I have been teaching a cs's child on my teaching practice, according to him Wales is in England!!

FloFlo

I think that any down turn in misprices is likely to be due to the quiet time in the retail trade now. This is one of the worst times for sales now for supermarkets, there will probably be less price changes at the moment, a part from reductions on seasonal goods. Mr.T is not necessarily improving just having a rest from the usual high volume of price changes and the quiet period gives staff the chance to get their house in order. I am have no time at the moment to go looking for price changes so I am consoling myself with free toiletries and points thanks to the quit vouchers and h&b vouchers - might open a chemist or have a toiletry stand at a local car boot.:rotfl: I have stocked my cupboards and am now working on stocking my mums. Sorry about the long post but I am busy, busy, busy and probably won't post again for awhile. Good luck r&ring - hit'em where it hurts.

spa2k

FloFlo wrote:

I think that any down turn in misprices is likely to be due to the quiet time in the retail trade now. This is one of the worst times for sales now for supermarkets, there will probably be less price changes at the moment, a part from reductions on seasonal goods. Mr.T is not necessarily improving just having a rest from the usual high volume of price changes and the quiet period gives staff the chance to get their house in order. I am have no time at the moment to go looking for price changes so I am consoling myself with free toiletries and points thanks to the quit vouchers and h&b vouchers - might open a chemist or have a toiletry stand at a local car boot.:rotfl: I have stocked my cupboards and am now working on stocking my mums. Sorry about the long post but I am busy, busy, busy and probably won't post again for awhile. Good luck r&ring - hit'em where it hurts.

I can categorically state that there certainly are not Less price changes!!