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

aau1

Fudge_Cake wrote: »

Phewwwwwwwwwwwww!

Just resubmitted my details and it came back with my £14.** price check

Nice to see they're honouring the previous terms for receipts submitted before the changes.

Awww what a shame it's over

Now it's nowhere near as tempting as A's 10% cheaper! Think they'll be getting a bit more of my custom!

Thats a relief.

Shame about the 8 different products rule being added. It was always so easy when doing an unplanned shop in Ts to quickly separate one or two items you knew were cheaper in A's and at least save a wee bit

Fortunately i have an A's and a Ts close by to my home and my work so if i ever need less than 8 items i'll just get what is cheapest, wherever its cheapest

I think if i'm doing a big shop now i'll probably be going to A's unless i have conditional spends to use in Ts

All Ts has done today is make A's more appealing. At least before their policies were different enough to justify doing one type of shop in As and another in Ts. Now its just the same as APG without the 10% and without the 4 store comparison!!!

rchddap1

Did my first JTD the other day. Worked a treat.....guess if I do any more I'll be putting together a nice list of things rather just the odd one or two items.

Was going to do a little one today. Sounds like it was a good thing that I didn't have time.

purdita

my_old_mans_a_dustman wrote: »

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

Unless you have vouchers you can only use in T's, or you're wanting to bump up your shopping to use a conditional spend or they are on a £5 each or 3 for £12 type deal in T's (but compare at the full price like the Ben and Jerry deal did) , there is no advantage of buying in Tesco's.

darkvelv

Thank you very much, 3Dogs for taking your time and explaining it tom:A:A:A

I have re-submitted my receipts - no club card, no hassle, vouchers sent to my e-mail within seconds.
I am not sure how they can make anyone use their club card every time - it will discriminate people, who does not have such:) or keep forgetting it at home;):D

my_old_mans_a_dustman

3Dogs wrote: »

Sorry MOMAD but I think people are preoccupied with the news on JTD

You would be able to get a JTD voucher which in effect will end up with you paying the same price in Tosco as you would have done in Asda. They real value in JTD is to alloww you to use Tosco only coupons and then get JTD based on price before coupons, or if you are making up a shop to use a tosco conditional spend. Your fabric condition is an example of this. You could buy this, and get JTD for it, and get to use a £3 off £20 or £5 off £40 conditional spend HTH

Thanks for answering

I haven't got a clue how the JTD works so I was hoping that Tosco would take into consideration their price of £5 per bottle but not the fact that they are 3 for £12, so I was hoping that I would get back £2 for each bottle making them cost £2 each

I can see why I've never done a JTD before, my perimenopausal head can't cope with it :rotfl:

Looks like it'll have to be cheap crap Tosco value stuff again then :rotfl:

russetred

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.


Another bad decision from Phillip Clark probably realises his jacket is on a shaky nail. Still my money is on the elite finding a way round these rules......I give them 30 minutes.:rotfl:

Miss_Laid

Just popped out for a few bits, did some wombling got several £3 off £20 £6 off £40 spends but my best womble was a £5 note

aau1

russetred wrote: »

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.


Another bad decision from Phillip Clark probably realises his jacket is on a shaky nail. Still my money is on the elite finding a way round these rules......I give them 30 minutes.:rotfl:

That one didnt even take 30 seconds

Its the 8 item minimum we need to get round and if we couldnt find a way in A's we won't find a way in Ts

The only plus side with Ts are the possible uses of price floppers and conditional spends i guess

aau1

Miss_Laid wrote: »

Just popped out for a few bits, did some wombling got several £3 off £20 £6 off £40 spends but my best womble was a £5 note

The excrement hit the propeller when you were gone

Just wait til you see what you missed!!!

mummalove

Just quickly skim reading and seen the changes to the Tesco Price Promise :mad: Amazing how they keep on amending the T & C's...I am gutted as a put through only 4 items this morning which was due to return a lovely RTD, but guess I won't be getting that now Typical. Just makes it harder and harder for the Elite...