Tesco 11+ support group for incurable gasbags and addicted bargain hunters!

HappyChappy84

kurly~kale wrote: »

am useless with double quoting, but I think caz has it spot on because the exact same thing happened to mine and it was definately after an update - its awful as well - not user friendly at all

I'm guessing there will be a way to revert to your preferred settings though? You've just got to find the settings.

Issyc

afroscot wrote: »

Has anything formally been said yet about SSM Love to shop vouchers and gifts? When do we get told if we have passed the test or not?!

Mine are stil processing. To be honest, I think they are looking for ways to get out of paying them. They will probably use that old chestnut that we broke their rules/terms and conditions in some way or another.

Snap-ant

Today I went 'down town' as they say round here

Anyway set off & within 2 minutes was verbally battered with 'When will the Post Office be open?' 'I want my money'
Carry on - happens again & again - by this time I personally am to blame for the Post Office being closed :mad:
Get to PO - sign up saying 'Closed due to System Failure'
I see
So all the way around town I'm accosted. I'm wearing a floral dress - 'do I look like I'm working today?':mad:

MKS

Fudge_Cake wrote: »

Ok finally caught up from where I posted today. Am I getting slower? or are we all getting chattier?! :rotfl:

MKS - Have a FANTASTIC holiday in Florida :j

Night night Elite :Axxx

I will try very hard to, thanks fudge cake 😄

kurly~kale

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

I'm guessing there will be a way to revert to your preferred settings though? You've just got to find the settings.

there probably is HC, but I am not technically minded so will leave it as it is until my DS comes home from uni :cool: the most annoying thing for me is if you want to go back to a page you viewed earlier you keep having to press the back button as there doesn't appear to be a little drop down thingy:mad:

forestroxydog

Got trouted today.
Found ood sel on Sensations crisps the large pack 2 for £2.00 and went through and £3.50.
Have never done DTD at this store and they were so rude. I was first advised they have changed there policy and no DTD anymore and Tesco stores are having the signs remade. Then another CS agent advised me as I did not walk out of the store it dooesn't count and not entitled to it.
I accepted the JTD refund and have just called T's to double check there policy.
He advised they still do DTD and no plans on changing it and you don't need to leave the store.
He apologised and gave me a 100 clubcard points which s the difference they owed me and he was going to ring the store and advise them of there policies.

Wombled 3 receipts today 14 clubcard points and an £80 shop to put through the price check so fingers crossed.

Snap-ant

To get Toolbar back see picture

voucheraddict

lindos90 wrote: »

Hi Freddie.

Our school has just set up a donation box for ink cartridges, so you may find that a local school or charity would be grateful for them. Dont know of a site where you can send your own to though, do you meam something like music magpie and all the gold ads that send you an envelope?

You get 100 clubcard points if you recycle them through Mr T

jumblejack

Thanks everyone! I will keep popping on to give even more thumbs up!!!!

Now, just need to find out what to use em all on....

tigerwhite_2

rego wrote: »

two quick questions

1. Is the £5 dettol coupon only for use in Asda?

2. For DTD, anyone been asked why they did not query the price when paying for the goods? I have only had a few small DTD's and been asked that question both each time. But, with the likes of the Denby - which was a big DTD - you can't exactly say I didn't notice !

The dettol coupon can also be used in T, where is costs £9.99. If you buy the silver Aloe vera one, you can put your T receipt into price check and you should get a £4.99 JTD voucher back. A few people have reported that Superdrug have taken the voucher too but it's hit and miss i think.

And re: DTD querying, it's easier if you put it through in a bigger shop (i.e. more than £20 worth), then you would be less likely to notice the amount. Bluff, bluff, bluff. I've never been asked yet. I find that taking my two year old son with me tends to get me off the hook - who has time to check the amount when a two year old is climbing out of the trolley?!! :rotfl: