Tesco JTD deals and discussion thread

PrincessPlaty

Tesc* wrote: »

Never even thought about using one at a petrol station.... cannot see anything in the T&Cs to stop you.

Thats what I tried to argue it does state not on fuel which i had paid for already, however she was adamant that she couldn't take it!

MrMister

The T&C's specifically say that they can be used in petrol stations.

PrincessPlaty

They don't...

Instructions for use:
To redeem this voucher, present this to your checkout operator in a store, or to your delivery driver for an online grocery shop.
Terms of use:
This voucher can be used only once.
For use by recipient only.
One voucher per transaction.
Must be used within 28 days of issue.
Valid only when accompanied with original receipt or delivery note.
Can only be redeemed against transactions of an equal or higher value than the voucher.
Copied, damaged or defaced vouchers will not be accepted.
Cannot be used for purchases of fuel, lottery, tobacco, infant formula, cafe, pharmacy, gift cards and mobile phone top up or at the Tesco Direct Desk.
This voucher has no cash value. No change given. This voucher is and shall remain the property of Tesco Stores Limited and is not for resale or publication.
Terms and conditions apply -- see http://www.tescopricepromise.com/terms.
Please remember vouchers can be used online or in-store at any time within 28 days of issue.
For purposes of verification, the details shown at the bottom must match the details on the original receipt or delivery note presented along with this voucher.

It was the
To redeem this voucher, present this to your checkout operator in a store, or to your delivery driver for an online grocery shop.


Part that they were arguing over because they are apparently not classed as a store.

simone10

Results from a Wombled receipt gave a £2.03 price promise voucher:

TOTAL £ 15.71£ 13.68
4 x CUCUMBER WHOLE EACH £ 3.20 £ 3.20
1 x TESCO ROOT GINGER LOOSE (0.04 kg) £ 0.08 £ 0.08
1 x DETTOL MULTI ACTION WIPES G/APPLE40S £ 2.00 £ 2.00
2 x TESCO EDAY VALUESPONGE PAN CLEANERS 5PK £ 0.28 £ 0.28
2 x T. EDAY VALUE LEMONS PACK (M) £ 1.24 £ 1.24
2 x TESCO BROCCOLI 335G £ 2.40 £ 2.38
2 x GOLDEN DELICIOUSAPPLES PACK £ 3.00 £ 2.00
1 x 1001 TROUBLESHOOTER ULTRA 500ML £ 3.51 £ 2.50

MrMister

PrincessPlaty wrote: »

They don't...




It was the
To redeem this voucher, present this to your checkout operator in a store, or to your delivery driver for an online grocery shop.


Part that they were arguing over because they are apparently not classed as a store.

from the FAQ (not the T&C's - my bad)

Can the Tesco Price Promise vouchers be redeemed in Store Petrol Filling Stations?
Yes, but they cannot be used to purchase of fuel or any excluded items (please refer to T&Cs for exclusions).

https://www.tescopricepromise.com/Pricepromise/pages/faqs.aspx#petrol

To say that they are not a store, is a very poor attempt at a fob off. If you ring the customer services number and complain, they may well send you out a gift card of some description.

MrMister

And what kind of petrol station was it ? Was it part of a superstore or an extra ? In which case they are part of that particular store.

Or was it an esso express, in which case they are an express store

josie

henlans wrote: »

I find it hard to use them in london express stores but every other place ok.

I've used a few at Kensington High Street store without a problem.

josie

tescobabe69 wrote: »

Why risk it ? An onion, an apple, a banana etc.maybe something you need to buy ?

The risk is going over £10 on the jtd, not so much the other items.

henlans

Tesc* wrote: »

Never even thought about using one at a petrol station.... cannot see anything in the T&Cs to stop you.

I used loads in my local ones.. I have a few £££ worth of OIL for the car!!

Tesc*

I dont really see it as a risk at the moment. They dont seem to be in a hurry to enforce and hopefully they will have some comms in place at the time. Even if they dont, you have possibly lost one voucher and you can argue with Customer Relations for compensation or just go and get your money back.

I am carrying on with my shops as before and not worrying about them.

BTW... I found a blog by the IT consultant who helped introduce the original Price Check back in March 2011. I wont link but he did seem very pleased with himself. The blog posts trailed off late last year.... I wonder why?