Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+

nahteb20

freddies_flyers_two wrote: »

Do you get the message that asks if your having trouble printing them? If you click that they will normally post some out to you. I normally use internet explorer but I have heard people say they have problems with it & find google chrome better. Failing that it could be your security settings, but I'm really not so technically minded as to be able to help you unfortunately. I usually just pass the laptop to hubby to sort out!lol

I'm sure someone on here will be able to shed some light on it tho x

lol i just wait for my hubby to fix it lol, I did request some recently in the post but they never came

techspec

Did the Boots glitch today, but can't seem to find details of the Tesco glitch everyone is referring to. If anyone can point me in the right direction. Thanks/

altojack

Talking of coupons, I have clicked for some to be posted to me but never got them

nahteb20

techspec wrote: »

Did the Boots glitch today, but can't seem to find details of the boots glitch everyone is referring to. If anyone can point me in the right direction. Thanks/

it's here https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3707999

caz2703

techspec wrote: »

Did the Boots glitch today, but can't seem to find details of the boots glitch everyone is referring to. If anyone can point me in the right direction. Thanks/

Errrr have you not just been posting on that thread giving off to people who have been trouted because the staff were eagle eyed?

French_Knickers

caz2703 wrote: »

Please please please don't dare him to come back unless he has approval from the mods. If he comes back under another name while his original account has a PPR, he could be liable for costs and be reported to his ISP - well if you believe they'd go to those lengths but given the rules only apply to us, I'd believe it

I agree, even though I think threats of chasing people for money are hollow unless you were actually committing an offence such as threatening people. Me thinks their legal dept are 'rattling their cans in the wind' on this one!

IMO he should apologise unreservedly to andrea and see how that is responded to. My guess giveen the support he's got is he'd be allowed back after a suspension......but thats only a guess of course.

Never ever underestimate people power though.

artha

zippydooda wrote: »

i think the main reasons for the loss of profits is their con on the huge price cuts when in reality the put them up. also the reduction of the clubcard points when transfered to deals.

It's not clear to me that profits have dropped significantly or nosedived. What has been reported (although "interpreted" by the popular press) is that sales were lower than expected in the last quarter. It is the share price that has nosedived on the report that a profits warning has been issued for the coming year. This is because Tesco are the darlings of the UK investment world having year on year increased profits and hence dividends for many many years. This has meant that many of our pension funds are heavily invested in Tesco as a safe bet.

French_Knickers

artha wrote: »

It's not clear to me that profits have dropped significantly or nosedived. What has been reported (although "interpreted" by the popular press) is that sales were lower than expected in the last quarter. It is the share price that has nosedived on the report that a profits warning has been issued for the coming year. This is because Tesco are the darlings of the UK investment world having year on year increased profits and hence dividends for many many years. This has meant that many of our pension funds are heavily invested in Tesco as a safe bet.

Shows you too how stupid most the fund managers are.

1 in 10 retail pounds goes to Tesco and the country is in an economic downturn. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to work out who is gonna get hit hardest does it? Not only that, when you are as big as Tesco, exactly how can you keep up the growth?

Fudge_Cake_2

Evening/Morning

Hope everyone's had a good night :beer: Will spend an hour or so catching up....think I'm an addict??!! I've just been listening to my friend tell me the new guy she's seeing thinks my shopping habits are hilarious!! :eek:I haven't met the guy yet Could be interesting when I do! :eek:

caz2703 wrote: »

I never used to be house proud until recently. There never seemed much point when it was wrecked as soon as it was fixed. Sorry, took your comment a bit thick when I shouldn't have. Just hate thinking I've offended.

Well this is my airing cupboard. You can't get the full effect as the camera is too close to it to get a more dynamic view but here goes:

Shelf


Floor


You should see the garage, spare room, attic and freezer. Well you could except you just get hit with a wall of glitches, DTDs and whoopsies

That's ok, I hate thinking I've offended too. But you didn't so no worries :A

Wowzers, that's a mighty fine stash you got there Caz :T:j

artha

French_Knickers wrote: »

Shows you too how stupid most the fund managers are.

1 in 10 retail pounds goes to Tesco and the country is in an economic downturn. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to work out who is gonna get hit hardest does it? Not only that, when you are as big as Tesco, exactly how can you keep up the growth?

Probably a bit late to get into this sort of thing(and probably a bit complex) but in these troubled times Tesco are considered to be what is known as a defensive stock with others such as Vodaphone, Astrazeneca, Unilever etc. i'e although people are spending less on luxuries, things that are staple and essential aren't as badly affected. It's funds that are invested in banks, miners etc that take the biggest hit