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Tesco. What does Buy One Get One Free Actually Mean?

fatboypee · 2010-08-31 12:22:23

Hi All, Silly Question perhaps, but what does Buy One Get One Free mean ? I could'nt actually ask the assistants in Tescos (All Laydeez and was buying MENS items :D ) but the label on the shelf said "Buy One Get one Free : Type X, Type Y, Type Z". But there were not Two Type X, Type Y, or Type Z's there. Does the Buy One…

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Hi All,

Silly Question perhaps, but what does Buy One Get One Free mean ? I could'nt actually ask the assistants in Tescos (All Laydeez and was buying MENS items ) but the label on the shelf said "Buy One Get one Free : Type X, Type Y, Type Z". But there were not Two Type X, Type Y, or Type Z's there. Does the Buy One Get One Free apply if you buy one Type X and one Type Y ?

Thanks

Sorry if its not a REAL issue.

fbp.

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#2 31-08-2010 12:46pm

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Yes, it generally would apply to buying 1 x and 1 y.

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#3 31-08-2010 12:49pm

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It depends on the offer. For example in my supermarket there was a BOGOF on punnets of fruit, and separately on vegetables - though they had the same labels. So I could get a punnet of plums and a punnet of peaches, but not a punnet of plus and a punnet of cherry tomatoes together.

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#4 31-08-2010 12:56pm

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fatboypee wrote: »

Hi All,

Silly Question perhaps, but what does Buy One Get One Free mean ? I could'nt actually ask the assistants in Tescos (All Laydeez and was buying MENS items ) but the label on the shelf said "Buy One Get one Free : Type X, Type Y, Type Z". But there were not Two Type X, Type Y, or Type Z's there. Does the Buy One Get One Free apply if you buy one Type X and one Type Y ?

Thanks

Sorry if its not a REAL issue.

fbp.

if the shelf label or promotion poster lists three specific products flavours or types then generally you can buy any one and get another from that list free

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#5 31-08-2010 1:04pm

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If the items are all the same price then it's any combination - if they are different prices then it's only the same specific item.

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#6 31-08-2010 1:10pm

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Dunnes stores is better value and way nicer food :pac: and cheaper than tesco, It is'nt as good Dunes:cool:

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#7 31-08-2010 1:28pm

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jimmycrackcorm wrote: »

If the items are all the same price then it's any combination - if they are different prices then it's only the same specific item.

Not necessarily. It often applies to items with slightly different prices too, where they usually have the disclaimer "cheapest item free" so you don't go expecting to get them both for the price of the cheaper item.

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#8 31-08-2010 2:15pm

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sugarman wrote: »

So? They dont give a crap, its their job!

And yes, it applies in your case;)

I know, I know... still tho. Catholic guilt, call it what you will...

Thanks to all for your replies. Appreciate your posting.

fbp.

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#9 31-08-2010 4:45pm

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Ray Ray wrote: »

Dunnes stores is better value and way nicer food :pac: and cheaper than tesco, It is'nt as good Dunes:cool:

What possible connection is there between this post and the OP?

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#10 31-08-2010 6:07pm

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fatboypee wrote: »

Hi All,

Silly Question perhaps, but what does Buy One Get One Free mean ? I could'nt actually ask the assistants in Tescos (All Laydeez and was buying MENS items ) but the label on the shelf said "Buy One Get one Free : Type X, Type Y, Type Z". But there were not Two Type X, Type Y, or Type Z's there. Does the Buy One Get One Free apply if you buy one Type X and one Type Y ?

Thanks

Sorry if its not a REAL issue.

fbp.

I'm guessing that it something like gillette range. BOGOF shave gel, deo, after shave cream. - All different prices, you can buy 2 different items but the cheapest item will be free.

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#11 31-08-2010 6:23pm

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i know Tesco's are currently selling Durex condoms 12packs on a buy one get one free promotion,
there are various types and if you buy one, such as a box of Durex XL you can get a box of durex pleasuremax free, same as buying one box of Durex XL and another Durex XL is then free...

as long as the items bought are the brand on offer, and it is the same brand as the one that is on offer then you can mix and match!

i know they were also selling Huggies size 3 on buy one get one free recently which meant only two Huggies size 3 could be bought! It was a specific offer so it depends!

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#12 04-09-2010 3:31pm

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looksee wrote: »

What possible connection is there between this post and the OP?

Take it you dont like dunnes stores ???

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#13 04-09-2010 3:38pm

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eightyfish wrote: »

It depends on the offer. For example in my supermarket there was a BOGOF on punnets of fruit, and separately on vegetables - though they had the same labels. So I could get a punnet of plums and a punnet of peaches, but not a punnet of plus and a punnet of cherry tomatoes together.

Surely cherry tomatoes are fruits??

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Ray Ray wrote: »

Take it you dont like dunnes stores ???

Take it you work for Dunnes stores ???

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#15 04-09-2010 8:47pm

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srfc19 wrote: »

Surely cherry tomatoes are fruits??

KNOWLEDGE is knowing that a tomato is a fruit --- WISDOM is knowing not to use a tomato in a fruit salad.

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#16 08-09-2010 7:49pm

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Take it you work for Dunnes stores ???

No just like dunnes

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#17 09-09-2010 11:03am

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Ray Ray wrote: »

No just like dunnes

You are in the wrong forum you want this one

I hate Tesco forum

As said if they are on the list together and the same price it should be any combination. If you do not get it then I would bring it back and they will give you a refund, this also hopefully makes them make clearer signs in the future.

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