Elite 11+ Part 75

hornetgirl

Dippydoo wrote: »

This is strange...look at the chicago town deep dish

It's the same on the new...but it's the pepperoni one comparing at the wrong price

Dippydoo

hornetgirl wrote: »

It's the same on the new...

but they bought 4 so why is msm seeing 4.36 instead of 6.00 i wonder

rose28454

my hd is due at 6 with dw tabs in it. How do i go about rejecting them if charged full price and will reduced price show on delivery note? Last question most of order paid with e vouchers so how will I get my refund?

Chrisv

Dippydoo wrote: »

but they bought 4 so why is msm seeing 4.36 instead of 6.00 i wonder

Comparing to £1.09 :think:

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Free pizza coupon I won compares well to M

1x Chicago Town Deep Dish New Yorker Pizzas (330G) £2.00 £1.09

Dippydoo

Chrisv wrote: »

Comparing to £1.09 :think:

thats weird

Munqui

Munqui wrote: »

Off to collect a non-glitchy CC... had to use a big voucher and at a suspicious store too :eek:

Collected fine :rotfl: Monday is a good day to collect from my store

Nothing glitchy but lucozade 6x380ml isn't bad at £1.98

Munqui

Dippydoo wrote: »

but they bought 4 so why is msm seeing 4.36 instead of 6.00 i wonder

because the old apg doesn't use msm for Morries prices, they have in-store price collectors instead and don't publish the data.

If my memory is correct then they are £1.09 in morries in-store!

edit to add: savvy has them on his list

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Frozen (continued)
ASDA Smartprice Cheese & Tomato Pizza (268g)60p 60p
Chicago Town Deep Dish Chicken Club Pizzas (2 per pack - 320g)£1.25 £1.09 However, these are somewhat more than the £1 guide price.
Chicago Town Deep Dish Ham & Pineapple Pizzas (2 per pack - 330g)£1.25 £1.09
Chicago Town Deep Dish New Yorker Pizzas (2 per pack - 330g)£1.25 £1.09
Chicago Town Deep Dish Pepperoni Pizzas (2 per pack - 320g)£1.25 £1.09
Chicago Town Deep Dish Four Cheese Pizza (2 per pack - 310g)£1.25 £1.09
Chicago Town Deep Dish Pulled Pork Pizzas (2 per pack - 310g)£1.25 £1.09

edit some more:

Post # 1 is an excellent read for anyone who has missed it.

Chrisv wrote: »

-- snip --
ASDA PRICE GUARANTEE (APG) - INSTORE
A's compares with - T's, S's, M's and W's.
A's give you the difference back plus 10% of the value in the competitor
Comparative prices for S, T & W are taken from mysupermarket.co.uk (prices for M are currently taken from instore visits - the prices shown for M on MSM should be used as a guide only)
You need to have bought at least 8 different items covered by the asda price guarantee, of which at least 1 should be comparable.
Some departments do not count towards your required 8 items (eg clothes, sandwiches, newspapers. See faqs for more info)
-- snip --

asset2004

Snap-ant wrote: »

On my other eBay I have 100 too but I loathe eBay now
Yes - they just said basically tough :eek: You have to sell to them

Local FB is great

I agree, I loathe ebay. Don't sell on it but having my own problems on it just now. :eek:
I bought an item last week, but it doesn't match the description and is unusable in it's present condition.
I contacted the seller, who had offered a partial refund, but that's not any use as even then it's worthless to me.
So I've asked to return it, they have agreed but are refusing return postage. I don't see why I should be out of pocket for £2.80 as if the correct description was given I would never had bid for it. :mad:
So, what do I do now? Is there anyway I can enforce they pay the return postage costs?

bubbs

asset2004 wrote: »

I agree, I loathe ebay. Don't sell on it but having my own problems on it just now. :eek:
I bought an item last week, but it doesn't match the description and is unusable in it's present condition.
I contacted the seller, who had offered a partial refund, but that's not any use as even then it's worthless to me.
So I've asked to return it, they have agreed but are refusing return postage. I don't see why I should be out of pocket for £2.80 as if the correct description was given I would never had bid for it. :mad:
So, what do I do now? Is there anyway I can enforce they pay the return postage costs?

Open a case? go to the ebay board on here they are very good

Enterprise_1701C

asset2004 wrote: »

I agree, I loathe ebay. Don't sell on it but having my own problems on it just now. :eek:
I bought an item last week, but it doesn't match the description and is unusable in it's present condition.
I contacted the seller, who had offered a partial refund, but that's not any use as even then it's worthless to me.
So I've asked to return it, they have agreed but are refusing return postage. I don't see why I should be out of pocket for £2.80 as if the correct description was given I would never had bid for it. :mad:
So, what do I do now? Is there anyway I can enforce they pay the return postage costs?

Not an ebayer, but would think opening a case would force them to pay postage.