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  • gardenia
    gardenia Posts: 1,042 Forumite
    edited 15 November 2012 at 4:30PM
    Afternoon all,
    Back from Asda both Andrex Touch of Luxury and Andrex Skin Kind 9 packs £3 were being stacked high at the entrance so hopefully stay that price over the weekend.
    pg tips 240 pk now £3
  • N20Y1D
    N20Y1D Posts: 2,061 Forumite
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    lutzi1 wrote: »
    I can confirm the Pilgrim's Choice Extra Mature Cheddar 350g worked for me yesterday against Sada

    Tesco comparable basket £35.47 £37.47 £13.81
    Competitor comparable basket £24.99
    Asda was cheaper

    1 x TESCO WHITE POTATOES 2.5KG 1.65 1.65
    1 x TESCO JACKET POTATOES 750G 0.90 0.90
    2 x TESCO VALUE SLICED CARROTS 300G 0.40 0.40
    1 x T. EDAY VALUE READY SALTED CRISPS 12 PACK 0.66 0.66
    2 x T EVERYDAY VALUE GRATED CHEDDAR 500G 4.26 4.26
    1 x TESCO EDAY VALUE RICE PUDDING 400G 0.12 0.12
    1 x TESCO FREE RANGE EGGS MEDIUM BOX OF 6 1.48 1.00
    2 x PILGRIMS CHOICE EXTRA MATURE 350G 5.00 4.00
    6 x ROBINSONS DOUBLE CONCT ORANGE SQUASH 1.75L 21.00 *12.00
    1 x TESCO NAS ORANGE CRUSH 4 X 330ML 0.99 N/A



    FYG

    Pilgrims Choice Lighter Extra Mature Cheese (350g) is £4.49 in Tesco and 2 in asda so that would have got you 4.98 back instead of £1 and meant you spent enough to get a PV.
    TESCO EVERY LITTLE change to the t&cs HELPS
  • purdita
    purdita Posts: 3,003 Forumite
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    Hi Celebrate

    What a horrible experience. I would be inclined to phone Trading Standards or do some online research before you contact Argos and drop in the "not fit for purpose" a couple of times so they know that you are aware of your consumer rights.
    I would also explain you are a GP, a well repected member of the community and you were embarassed and humiliated in front of potential patients.
    I'd demand a written apology and a full refund for the watch which you will return to them in an envelope provided by them.

    Don't be fobbed off...stand your ground ....and demand an apology from the jumped up little Hitlers in store :mad:
    My husband says he will leave me if I don't stop shopping......... God I will miss that man.
  • purdita wrote: »
    Hi Celebrate

    What a horrible experience. I would be inclined to phone Trading Standards or do some online research before you contact Argos and drop in the "not fit for purpose" a couple of times so they know that you are aware of your consumer rights.
    I would also explain you are a GP, a well repected member of the community and you were embarassed and humiliated in front of potential patients.
    I'd demand a written apology and a full refund for the watch which you will return to them in an envelope provided by them.

    Don't be fobbed off...stand your ground ....and demand an apology from the jumped up little Hitlers in store :mad:

    Celebrate - that's awful. good advice Purdita :)
  • Curly
    Curly Posts: 398 Forumite
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    purdita wrote: »
    Hi Celebrate

    What a horrible experience. I would be inclined to phone Trading Standards or do some online research before you contact Argos and drop in the "not fit for purpose" a couple of times so they know that you are aware of your consumer rights.
    I would also explain you are a GP, a well repected member of the community and you were embarassed and humiliated in front of potential patients.
    I'd demand a written apology and a full refund for the watch which you will return to them in an envelope provided by them.

    Don't be fobbed off...stand your ground ....and demand an apology from the jumped up little Hitlers in store :mad:

    LOL a gp :rotfl::rotfl:
    .
    If you want to get with me there's some things you got to know,
    I like my beats fast and my base down low
    .
  • Here's a start, will update later

    Tesco fuel voucher v adsa shops

    2 x Andrex 9 roll Aloe Vera £10 - £6
    2 x Andrex 9 roll Shea butter £10 - £6
    2 x Andrex 9 roll Quilts £10 - £8


    2 x Robinsons 1.75l Apple & Blackcurrant NAS £7 - £4
    2 x Robinsons 1.75l Orange NAS £7 - £4
    2 x Robinsons 1.75l Orange £7 - £4
    ( above can be mixed )

    Fillers

    Magners Berry 568ml £2.19 - £1.25 ( was 50p moc in t mag )
    Irn bru sugar free 8 x 250ml £2 - 69p
    Heinz tomatoes 4 x 400g £2.99 - £1
    Ski smooth yoghurts 4 x 120g £1.50 - £1
    McCain Rustic chips 1kg £1.50 - £1
    Tesco free range eggs (6) £1.48 - £1



    feel free to add

    More fillers...

    Heinz Five Beanz in Tomato Sauce 415G 85p - 84p
    Rice Dream Milk Alternative 1L £1.19 - £1
    Rice Dream Organic Vanilla Milk Alternative 1L £1.19 - £1
    Herta 10 Frankfurters 350G £1.70 - £1.50
    Napolina Fusilli Pasta 500G £1.30 - £1.18
    Weetabix 48S 908G £3.94 - £3.50
    Flash Guard Multisurface Lemon Spray 500ML £2 - £1
    Bold Liquitabs Lavender & Camomile 11'S £4 - £3
    Princes Tuna Chunks Spring Water 4X185G £5 - £4
    Pampers Active Fit Size 5+ Jumbo Pack 58 £12.99 - £10.50
    Ariel Excel Tabs Biological 33'S £11 - £8
    Ariel Excel Gel with Febreze 24 WASH 888ML £8.17 - £5
    May: Make £5 a day £115.38 / £155
    5p Jersey Money :rotfl: Roadkill: 4p :rotfl: eBay: £15.46 PayPal :D FB Sales: £27 :D TCB £13.18 AGC :D TMF £3.65 :D Geolotto £5 :D Podengo £40 :D SB £10 AGC :D Instagc £1 AGC :D
  • wirehair
    wirehair Posts: 4,291 Forumite
    purdita wrote: »
    Hi Celebrate

    What a horrible experience. I would be inclined to phone Trading Standards or do some online research before you contact Argos and drop in the "not fit for purpose" a couple of times so they know that you are aware of your consumer rights.
    I would also explain you are a GP, a well repected member of the community and you were embarassed and humiliated in front of potential patients.
    I'd demand a written apology and a full refund for the watch which you will return to them in an envelope provided by them.

    Don't be fobbed off...stand your ground ....and demand an apology from the jumped up little Hitlers in store :mad:

    Excellent advice Purdy .
    Never pay more than you have too
  • purdita
    purdita Posts: 3,003 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Curly wrote: »
    LOL a gp :rotfl::rotfl:

    Celebrate is a GP..
    My husband says he will leave me if I don't stop shopping......... God I will miss that man.
  • lutzi1
    lutzi1 Posts: 2,703 Forumite
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    MARKZ123 wrote: »
    My planed shop tesco v sains

    i will buy

    45 x just milk @ 94p each = 42.30

    i will use 45 x 50p coupons = -22.50

    price match sainsburys (3 for £2) = -10.00 (12.30 capped)

    i will get a few other fillers = 7.70

    use a £5 off wys £50 = -5.00

    total to pay £12.50 + 5 x petrol coupons.

    I can see but one potential flaw in your cunning plan. :D
    Hope is not a strategy.
  • ss3n08
    ss3n08 Posts: 908 Forumite
    There were hardly any coupons at the ideal home show yesterday :( Its the only reason I went x
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