The 11+ thread; where all are welcome, but be prepared for some serious money saving!

ellzx

SaverSavvy123 wrote: »

Fair Use
Tesco operates a fair use policy on Tesco Price Promise. As such:
The number of Tesco Price Promise requests is limited to 10 per calendar month per household and the total amount of Tesco Price Promise Vouchers that can be claimed is limited to £100 per calendar month per household.
The maximum value of an individual Tesco Price Promise Voucher is capped at £10.
Only one Tesco Price Promise Voucher may be redeemed per household per day.


Has this always been the case that you can only redeem one in any one shop? I am sure I have used a couple together before

i used 3 the other day but the total of them was less than £10

SaverSavvy123

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Fudge_Cake_2

simone10 wrote: »

Was just about to post the text on here but was reading back a few pages to see if it had already been discussed. It hasn't then?
What's weird is I didn't have to use a Clubcard to submit the receipt details into Price promise to generate the 9p coupon, and the coupon itself doesn't list it as a compulsary in its 1-10 conditions.

Found the new T&C's here:
https://www.tescopricepromise.com/Pricepromise/pages/tsandcs.aspx

and further changes have happened....its like asda now:

The Tesco Price Promise Terms and Conditions
Tesco Price Promise Comparisons
Price comparisons for purchases are based on what the customer actually buys on the date of purchase. This includes price reductions and promotions (such as "half price" and "buy one get one free") but not store or category wide promotions such as “buy 6 bottles of wine and get 5% off” or linksave promotions (such as "buy cheese and get crackers free"). These are excluded as it is difficult to make fair comparisons. Products that are purchased on a "reduced to clear" basis will be compared on the price paid at till.
Price comparisons for orders made online are based on what the customer received and paid for on the delivery date.
Price data used for the Tesco Price Promise is obtained from daily web scans of the Asda Home Shopping site.
If prices are found to be different across the website postcodes sampled, we have used the most commonly occurring price.
Only identical branded grocery products or very similar own label grocery equivalents are included and compared. For own label products to be included we have tried to ensure the equivalent own label product meets the same needs or is intended for the same purpose.
For example, we may:
identify the key characteristics of the products including flavour, and whether it is organic, Fairtrade, low fat, or eco-friendly ensuring that they are not matched in a way that gives any retailer an artificial advantage.
ensure that where products differ in size, weight or volume, the difference does not favour one retailer over another; and-
compare goods where there is no more than a 10% difference in size, weight, or volume.
Every attempt is made to match every possible grocery product. However there are rare occasions where some products are not immediately matched or matching is not possible (for example new products, or products recently changed in pack size). The Frequently Asked Questions give some examples of why products may not be matched.
No correspondence will be entered into and no refunds will be given for products not being matched on Tesco Price Promise.
The Tesco Price Promise is made against comparable grocery shopping only, as defined above. It does not include any non-grocery categories whether available in store or online or any in store concessions.
Only grocery products that are sold on Asda's Home Shopping site are included and compared against in the Tesco Price Promise.
For a comparison to be made, your shop must contain at least 1 comparable grocery product and at least 8 different items in total.
Comparisons will be made on a maximum of 10 of the same comparable grocery products. For example, if a customer purchases 11 of the same comparable grocery product, the Tesco Price Promise will only compare the price of the first 10 against Asda.

Afternoon all, still catching up but had to post after seeing this. I'm not surprised but of course it's disappointing

What I'm more concerned about is that you can no longer access the vouchers that you've already received and I didn't print out my £14 one :mad:

When you click on the view your results online, it takes you to the new price promise homepage. Has anyone else made the mistake of not printing yet????

Has anyone re-input a receipt that generated an above £10 JTD???? Arghhh how frustrating! :mad::(:(:(

Fudge :Axxxx

frequent

aau98113 wrote: »

OMG!

£10 limit per JTD???

Only ONE pricecheck voucher can be redeemed per household per day?

I guess whoever holds that record of 12 JTDs in one shop that i saw mentioned a while back is not gong to be beaten now

don't you believe it

20 is the target

aau1

ellzx wrote: »

without sounding like a numpty what do you say?
i mean to get what you want ie wonga!!/giftcard!

That i was upset/embarrassed/angered because i was askng for something to which i was entitled but not getting the service i expected and which they advertise

I say i usually get such great service but this experience soured my opinion of the store

Finally, i cant believe i now have to follow this up with a phonecall when it could have all been sorted already

Other times i found just stating the facts was enough without laying it on thick. HO are USUALLY very eager to please you and get you back instore.

purdita

Miss_Laid wrote: »

Just checked and no £3 for me

That's cos you're not loyal.....you're as fickle as they come :D

my_old_mans_a_dustman

my_old_mans_a_dustman wrote: »

Afternoon :wave:

I've never done a JTD shop before so could one of you please answer my query?

If I buy 3x Comfort Concentrate Fabric Conditioner 85 washes (3L) for £12 from Tesco, they're normally £5 each in Tesco and they're £3 each in Asda at the moment. My question is would I gain anything by buying them from Tesco? Many thanks in advance for any help

Sorry to quote myself but does anyone know the answer to this, I really desperately need to buy fabric conditioner

SaverSavvy123

penniesforme wrote: »

I really dont know why I said that - but i regretted it the moment it slipped out of my mouth:(:(:(

Hope you hear back soon, that really made me :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

karlie88

karlie88 wrote: »

Didn't realise 'til you posted. :mad: Thanks to the OP and yourself for the warning.

Will have to split the shops a bit more now.

Anyone noticed the new Clubcard logo on the Tesco Price Check homepage?

It looks like the following:



https://www.tescopricepromise.com

Further to my post, here is how the Tesco Price Check homepage looked like on the 7th June:

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:f9YG5e5ciGkJ:https://www.tescopricecheck.com/+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk


And here's their Ts and Cs from 6th June:

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:F6Invu55QasJ:https://www.tescopricecheck.com/pricecheck/pages/tsandcs.aspx+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk


Funny how they informed us when DTD went down to JTD...but they're not so clear on this move.



Well done Tesco(!!)

:T:T:T (slow the speed of the clapping down by about 6 times).

scamps1966

aau98113 wrote: »

OMG!

£10 limit per JTD???

Only ONE pricecheck voucher can be redeemed per household per day?

I guess whoever holds that record of 12 JTDs in one shop that i saw mentioned a while back is not gong to be beaten now

If you used different stores and didn't use you're clubcard, how would they know which 'household' to judge it on?:)