Tesco misprice discussion area part 17

stphnstevey

Is it possible to have a thread that is JUST the missed priced items and a seperate thread JUST for discussion? Its really hard to see any items in these mammoth threads

Apologies if this has been done already and if that's the case, can you make it obvious from the chat forums page where these are, as I can only find this one!

Drbutler

Constantine wrote:

Tricky, aint it? That's one of the reasons I said at the start that I hate these kind of promotions.

In those circumstances I would use my judgement to make a decision.

ok thank you for you time my lord - sir - GOD

:-)

MyUserNamesTaken

Drbutler wrote:

ok thank you for you time my lord - sir - GOD

:-)

You cannot blame the store when customers move items around. It happens. Customers frequently pick things up, then put them back down elsewhere, where they don't belong. It's pretty obvious, too. If you find one or two packs of expensive meat in the same slot as cheap meat, a customer has probably put it there. If you find the whole shelf stacked with expensive meat, but with a cheap meat label on it, chances are staff put either the meat or the SEL in the wrong place. However, you should read the SEL to make sure the label applies to the right product.

MyUserNamesTaken

stphnstevey wrote:

Is it possible to have a thread that is JUST the missed priced items and a seperate thread JUST for discussion? Its really hard to see any items in these mammoth threads

Apologies if this has been done already and if that's the case, can you make it obvious from the chat forums page where these are, as I can only find this one!

Two threads have been running for eons now. Use the search function, or go back further than page 1 on this forum.

Constantine

stphnstevey wrote:

Is it possible to have a thread that is JUST the missed priced items and a seperate thread JUST for discussion? Its really hard to see any items in these mammoth threads

Apologies if this has been done already and if that's the case, can you make it obvious from the chat forums page where these are, as I can only find this one!

What a good idea. What you are looking for is the other thread devoted to miss prices only, no chat....:rolleyes:

Drbutler

MyUserNamesTaken wrote:

You cannot blame the store when customers move items around. It happens. Customers frequently pick things up, then put them back down elsewhere, where they don't belong. It's pretty obvious, too. If you find one or two packs of expensive meat in the same slot as cheap meat, a customer has probably put it there. If you find the whole shelf stacked with expensive meat, but with a cheap meat label on it, chances are staff put either the meat or the SEL in the wrong place. However, you should read the SEL to make sure the label applies to the right product.

understand that it may not be stores fault

but had r+r before Christmas with this problem

so thought would try again

MyUserNamesTaken

Drbutler wrote:

understand that it may not be stores fault

but had r+r before Christmas with this problem

so thought would try again

You were very lucky to get a refund then...

Jonjulie

Thanks to Rombomb...we are on "Chicken" tonight...got two large chickens,mis-price on large overhead poster to actual product and SEL price.

rombomb

Enjoy your chickens:T :beer:

triticat

'Promotional' beef nearly got me banned. A few weeks ago my local Extra had lots at the end of an aisle all mixed up 50:50 with more expensive unstickered beef. The barcodes were the same. I naturally bagged the unstickered beef and claimed R&R. This was refused due to the 'promotion'. Dundee backed this up. One manager said that the mix up was due to customers picking up and putting down items. Nevertheless after a stand-up public row another manager moved the non-promotional items back to the usual part of the aisle and I had some sort of moral victory. Recently the same store has taken to routinely reducing only about half the items with a yellow sticker and leaving the rest for R&Ring which strangely they seem to decline.