Tesco Changed Misprice policy?

Garnet_Gem

People bought mispriced goods in bulk and claimed back lots of money so the supermarkets changed their refund policies. The goose that laid the golden egg caught bird flu.....

top_banana

brettcta wrote: »

i'll call you an idiot for complaining.

ZING

Thanks for that!!!

Their wording is ' we will give you a £2 gift card for each item MISPRICED'

An undercharge is a mis-price, therefore for a couple of pence undercharged you should be entitled to a £2 card.

TB

brettcta

top_banana wrote: »

Thanks for that!!!

Their wording is ' we will give you a £2 gift card for each item MISPRICED'

An undercharge is a mis-price, therefore for a couple of pence undercharged you should be entitled to a £2 card.

TB

try it, give the customer services staff a good laugh at your local supermarket.

HOW VERY DARE YOU CHARGE ME LESS THAN THE MARKED PRICE

etc.

top_banana

brettcta wrote: »

try it, give the customer services staff a good laugh at your local supermarket.

HOW VERY DARE YOU CHARGE ME LESS THAN THE MARKED PRICE

etc.

It would only be worthwhile if undercharged by a few pence. And yes it would work (abait proberly after a long discussion) due to Asda's wording.
A misprice is an item where you have been charged differently to what is displayed. That can be either under or over. If it was just for overcharges they would have stated overcharged not mispriced.

Anyhow back to more important matters..................................

brettcta

yes, but the point i'm making is that if you came to me and complained about being undercharged, i'd probably look at you in amazement and serve the next customer. i firmly believe this would be repeated in any supermarket nationwide.

try it though and report back.