The secret live, not live RPG big bang for your buck elite 11+ chat thread.

ChrisEvanson

Look we can spend all evening discussing this but the facts are:

According to all info received we can use pre Sunday >£15 vouchers to the full amount.

However it is clear that this isn't being applied instore and Midwinter implies phone call was made and still no joy?

If anyone wants to take this higher then go for it and you should win, but I think there are going to be hundreds of stores capping £15 vouchers tomorrow, so its all very well being all gung ho but if you are a low profile type person I would recommend you sit tight for a few days until those who are happy to question and query and make phone calls can clearly clarify the way this will go.

Ultimately if H.O. CS say 'no' then its going to take more pressure than most will want to exert to get the legal rights enforced. I'm sure some will happily push to get the legal requirements enforced, but to the more worried members here, sit tight.

Can I suggest that is the way forward? Otherwise we are going to have endless 'I was trouted posts' and endless 'you should have done x,y,z' replies?

MrsBartolozzi

jax.26 wrote: »

Hi
People have said they phoned HO and APGs generated before midnight SUNDAY will be accepted.

Even then that's breaking the contract. The apg t&cs have not changed, now at 9.15pm. If I shop right now, my apg will be generated after midnight and yet I am not informed of the change at the time of my shop.
That's wrong.
Taken from http://www.asdapriceguarantee.co.uk/Administration/Terms-And-Conditions.aspx
at 21.21 22/09/12
Example 1

• Your comparable grocery shop is £110 at ASDA, £100 at Tesco, £111 at Morrisons, £125 at Sainsbury's and £130 at Waitrose. Tesco are cheapest.
• Your comparable grocery shopping is £10 cheaper at Tesco.
• 10% cheaper than Tesco's £100 comparable grocery shop is £90. As such in total you'll receive a voucher for £20.00 to ensure your comparable grocery shop is 10% cheaper at ASDA.

fyfi

sorry to be a pain but can someone plz tell me, or pm me, what MOC stands for, i have checked on the 1st page put cannot see it

thanks in advance

Dizzy_Ditzy

393

Just a quick question folks while I am catching up...I went to T's today and bought some chicken and veg pies which were supposed to be 2 for £3, but you know whats coming next!

Good old multibuy didnt kick in....and I got a refund of the difference, but should this have been DTD in anyway?

I didnt query it at the time as I had my rather hyper 9 year old nephew with me and I was in a rush to get home

TIA

Miss_Laid

fyfi wrote: »

sorry to be a pain but can someone plz tell me, or pm me, what MOC stands for, i have checked on the 1st page put cannot see it

thanks in advance

Money off Coupon

MrsBartolozzi

fyfi wrote: »

sorry to be a pain but can someone plz tell me, or pm me, what MOC stands for, i have checked on the 1st page put cannot see it

thanks in advance

Money off coupon.

jaggyman

Well this will be interesting tomorrow morning as my vouchers for £17.54

Can A just bring in a cap without warning to the customer? Remember T tried it on a Fday & got that many complaints they relented & honoured the DTD voucher!!

Tomorrow will be fun, tempted to go just now but had a couple of beers & if they took money off my voucher would tell them i didnt want my shop & walk out :rotfl::rotfl:

N20Y1D

A fifteen pound cap suits me fine, i'll just grab a handfull of those next customer shop seperator things and use several vouchers in several transactions....

also is there anything to stop people using two £15 vouchers on one shop if they were looking to kill vouchers?

Miss_Laid

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

393

Just a quick question folks while I am catching up...I went to T's today and bought some chicken and veg pies which were supposed to be 2 for £3, but you know whats coming next!

Good old multibuy didnt kick in....and I got a refund of the difference, but should this have been DTD in anyway?

I didnt query it at the time as I had my rather hyper 9 year old nephew with me and I was in a rush to get home

TIA

Yes DTD should have been given, with a smile.

zippydooda

Miss_Laid wrote: »

How long does that kitchen/bathroom paint take to dry? I'm sure my O/H is saying it needs longer just to annoy me for washing the paint off

7 to 10 days to be on the safe side.
come on lads stick together