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zippydooda wrote: »next time we got a good apg glitch, those of us that can calculate expected apg returns, should try and get £9.99 ones to test.
so that counts you out savvy :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
you got to agree with me on that aau
I'll go for the £14.99 ones instead!:D:rotfl::rotfl:0 -
zippydooda wrote: »next time we got a good apg glitch, those of us that can calculate expected apg returns, should try and get £9.99 ones to test.
so that counts you out savvy :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
you got to agree with me on that aau
Speaking of that, I've earmarked Toblerone 400g at £3 in M (you can check msm, that is the best price at the mo.) - with Mr Savvy Refusenik at the helm though, it's not going to make it into the M list; I'm waiting for some obliging store to put a mbuy offer across them (and perhaps introduce a few brand new items that we've never seen before).:rotfl:
It's perhaps a good moment to look at the original meaning behind "refusenik" at this point - originally used to describe people who wished emigrate to another country (c.1967) but were refused permission by the officials. The people denied permission were usually Soviet Jews. There is therefore a certain tinge (or more than that) of anti-semitism to the original refuser, whose victim was the "refusenik". Therefore, I hesitated a little before I used the word "refusenik" in case there was some unintended connotation behind it.0 -
I'm hooooooooooooome!
What's occurring? There's no way I'm gonna be able to catch up on 5 days of elite! I've missed you all.
Quick question: while I was away working I let an APG expire (expires today) and I'm a bit peeved with myself as its worth £6. Is there anything I can do/any way I can use it?
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The pp's don't scan in our store until the date on them, one new checkput op was going to let me use it last week but it wouldn't scan yet when I used it in the right dates it them did scan x
Just 2 days ago in this store I got a PP, went out to the car to dump the curries then went in & bought some more using that PP :beer::D:beer:
They scan all right0 -
Can you not pop and use it tonight?I'm hooooooooooooome!
What's occurring? There's no way I'm gonna be able to catch up on 5 days of elite! I've missed you all.
Quick question: while I was away working I let an APG expire (expires today) and I'm a bit peeved with myself as its worth £6. Is there anything I can do/any way I can use it?0 -
janicerobson1 wrote: »baby bargains in tesco extra, lindam jump about plus £6.10 price on shelf £24.99, bt baby monitor and pacifer £24.xx, summer infant video monitor £32.xx on shelf price £139, angelcare 42.xx on shelf price £169, motorola blink video monitor £22.xx, fisherprice discover and grow 2 in 1 musical mobile £6.60.0
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Savvybuyer wrote: »I'll go for the £14.99 ones instead!:D:rotfl::rotfl:0
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squilliondollarbaby wrote: »Just 2 days ago in this store I got a PP, went out to the car to dump the curries then went in & bought some more using that PP :beer::D:beer:
They scan all right0 -
TCB has emailed me to say that the Amazon book deal £5 offs should track by Monday, otherwise get in touch.0
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Savvybuyer wrote: »I'm back now (as you'll have noticed:D) after going off to get together my own shopping.
My shopping, in T, came back with the PP amount I expected. (I should think so too:rotfl:.)
I maintained over half the value of the previous voucher (which I used to purchase all but two pence of the new shop). Gradually running down the voucher from the few weeks of £10 off £30 that I had. They've let me loose now:rotfl:- I can now shop in the bigger store:T!
You may remember this from last time:
Price Promizzze result...
Qty Item Description
Tesco Asda Sainsbury's Morrisons*
1x RICOLA ORIGINAL HERB COUGH LOZENGES 37G
£0.39 n/a n/a n/a
1x CADBURYS ANIMALS MINI SNACK PACKS 6 X 22G
£1.00 £1.00 £0.80 £1.59
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1x NATURES STORE RICE CAKES 100 G
£0.70 n/a n/a n/a
1x PERSIL SMALL & MIGHTY BIO 1.4L 40WASH
£10.00 £6.00 £6.00 n/a
Tesco comparable total £11.00 £23.90 £5.64
Competitor shop total £7.00 £14.07 £6.39
The difference £4.00 £9.83 -£0.75
cost less cost less cost more
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£9.83 voucher. This new shop came to £9.85 (I worked out the Licquorice Allsorts were best value in T - the other packs in Aldi being slightly smaller). Gave them two pence though - although I can pretend it was a straight fiver voucher back and that I put 2p onto the voucher. Guess what the bill on my next shop will be? It won't be nearly £10!:D:rotfl::rotfl:
I've started liking those 50p items in Mr A - for this shop anyway!:rotfl:Proof that Mr A would have been cheaper (I think many of our comps. are Tvs A rather than vs S or vs M - does that suggest A is really the cheapest supermarket overall???) but that T gave me 7 packs on the extra free pack - I very very almost got a proper "7 extra" free. (Well - the seven actually cost me 15.4p, compared to comparing A to Waities when W had had those 7 packs some weeks ago on 94p:D.)
Qty Item Description
Tesco Asda Sainsbury's Morrisons*
1x DOLE TROPICAL P/APPLE SLICES IN JUICE 567G
£1.10 £0.50 £1.10 n/a
1x JAMMIE DODGERS JAM 140 G
£1.15 £0.50 £1.10 £1.15
1x AERO MINT CHOC MOUSSE 4X58G
£1.39 £0.50 £1.00 £1.00
1x NESTLE AERO CHOC MOUSSE 4PK 236G
£1.39 £0.50 £1.00 £1.00
1x MINI CHEDDARS CHEESE 7 EX FREE 14X25G
£1.88 £1.00 £1.80 £1.88
1x T. EDAY VALUE STILL WATER 2LTR
£0.24 £0.17 £0.17 £0.18
1x T. EDAY VALUE SPARKLING WATER 2LTR
£0.24 £0.17 £0.17 £0.18
1x FOXS PARTY RINGS 125G
£1.29 £0.50 £0.57 £0.59
1x PINK PANTHER WAFERS 200G
£0.68 £0.50 n/a n/a
3x BAG RE-USE CLUBCARD POINT
£0.00 n/a n/a n/a
1x LOVELY LIQUORICE 260G
£0.49 n/a n/a n/a
Tesco comparable total £9.36 £8.68 £7.58
Competitor shop total £4.34 £6.91 £5.98
The difference £5.02 £1.77 £1.60
cost less cost less cost less
n/a Comparable Grocery Product match could not be found on the day of purchase
† This item is part of a multibuy promotion. The price shown above is the price
after the multibuy promotion has been applied.
* Morrisons does not have stores in Northern Ireland. As a result, the Tesco Price
Promise only applies to Asda and Sainsbury’s in Northern Ireland.
A straight comp. to A's price on the 7 McVities Original Cheddars, so as not to favour any one retailer and to provide a fair comparison. Hoping for DTD on the Aero Mousses, but was not to be. (I think they've just come off £1.39 bogof or £1.39, any 2 for £2.00, whatever it was.) The family will be happy they can have more Aero Mousses. Thanks for getting rid of that nasty bogof T!
Managed to have A as the cheapest competitor on every comparable item.
Thanks Savvy you work so hard to keep on top of all this,I hope no one minds but I would just like to say we all appreciate you.0
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