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Tesco Bargains [Electricals/Home/Media]

Davy

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Postgrad10

I bought non HP ink for one of the new HP printers. They are programmed to not accept them. It’s disgraceful, we should have a choice once we buy a product. I have an old laser printer from 2007 and i’ll be sticking with that for printing. The new one was for small photocopy jobs.

colm_mcm

smelly sock wrote: »

Not an issue if the printer is only 15 quid. Id nearly consider it disposable.

You’d probably need to stockpile them now.

kaizersoze

Postgrad10 wrote: »

I bought non HP ink for one of the new HP printers. They are programmed to not accept them. It’s disgraceful, we should have a choice once we buy a product. I have an old laser printer from 2007 and i’ll be sticking with that for printing. The new one was for small photocopy jobs.

That's why they are so cheap. If you want the flexability of using non genuine cartridges then you need to be spending alot more €40 on the printer.

Postgrad10

kaizersoze wrote: »

That's why they are so cheap. If you want the flexability of using non genuine cartridges then you need to be spending alot more €40 on the printer.

That wasn’t the one I got, mine was 70 euro. Got it last February.

CH3OH

Maybe of interest if you have a money off voucher to combine with

25% off clothing, footwear and accessories until Monday

dowtchaboy

Was in Tesco Wexford a few hours ago.
They had a pile of coffee machines red + black. I am now confused whether they were Tassimo or Dolce Gusto - Black Friday offer €25 (rec retail €99 - a bit optimistic I think). Sorry - didn't take a photo - was too interested in their Sharp TV offers.

Gru

Lego advent reduced in tesco. 15 euro for the friends calendar, 18.75 for the Harry Potter and star wars versions.

No use to me as I got these weeks ago. Only the Harry Potter left in that tesco mahon point anyway. May be better stock elsewhere.

DavyC2

Revell RC Technik RC Car Advent Calender €8.45 in Tesco Naas

This one: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B079D3ZZKN/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_Orb5Db2BG2BSN

gobo99

AFAIK there's a tesco toy sale starting tomorrow. 20%-25% off almost all toys. Don't have anymore detail on this.

gobo99

Further 20% off the marked price of toys in Tesco today.

gobo99

50% off marked price of clothing starting today. On for a few weeks

Kintarō Hattori

gobo99 wrote: »

50% off marked price of clothing starting today. On for a few weeks

My local Tesco has a separate floor for clothes and household items. It's been closed since the lock down as it's deemed non-essential. D'oh!

Only

gobo99 wrote: »

50% off marked price of clothing starting today. On for a few weeks

Where did you see that? I was in my local Tesco this morning and there was no sale advertised anywhere

SweetCaliber

Only wrote: »

Where did you see that? I was in my local Tesco this morning and there was no sale advertised anywhere

It's not being advertised but it's happening.

Only

SweetCaliber wrote: »

It's not being advertised but it's happening.

So when you go to pay everything is discounted 50% ?? Definitely??

Kazbah

SweetCaliber wrote: »

It's not being advertised but it's happening.

That seems an odd way to do a sale

SweetCaliber

Kazbah wrote: »

That seems an odd way to do a sale

Some stores seems to have it advertised in store, others dont. My local store had two signs up in the clothing area saying 50% off all F&F. Seems to be word of mouth where most people are hearing it.

SweetCaliber

Only wrote: »

So when you go to pay everything is discounted 50% ?? Definitely??

I honestly have no idea, no harm in asking a member of staff or a manager in your store.

okidoki987

They got slated on social media for doing it at this time.
In reply, Tesco said they had markings on the floor for social distancing.
Nothing on the website about it either.

degsie

Obviously this type of stock is not moving, so this a way to get rid. I can see this getting shut down as non-essential.

bigron2109

The wife was in the Tesco one the other day, and they had a sale , but she said there wasn’t much stuff.

It’s probably not been advertised as they don’t want another case of the Lidl and Aldi queues .

RobbingBandit

Clothing section completely closed off in Finglas tesco earlier this evening

Atlantic Dawn

RobbingBandit wrote: »

Clothing section completely closed off in Finglas tesco earlier this evening

Great news, clothing purchases delay everyone else by buyers thinking the checkout operator is Louis Copeland. They should be banished to a seperate payment operator where they can all delay each others day.

SweetCaliber

RobbingBandit wrote: »

Clothing section completely closed off in Finglas tesco earlier this evening

Almost positive they've been closed off in all Tesco's now.

Curb Your Enthusiasm

Only wrote: »

So when you go to pay everything is discounted 50% ?? Definitely??

Items scanning at full price yesterday.

freshpopcorn

SweetCaliber wrote: »

Almost positive they've been closed off in all Tesco's now.

I think it varies from store to store!

Kazbah

Clothing closed in Mahon Point Cork 😩

bigron2109

Closed in Wexford today. All cordoned off.

and still ricky villa

I spoke to a member of staff in the local Tesco. She asked not to name names but a large Dublin store had to call the guards after fights broke out over some of the sale stock. On the advice of Gardai Tesco have closed clothing sections until further notice (or people can behave themselves)

keane2097

and still ricky villa wrote: »

I spoke to a member of staff in the local Tesco. She asked not to name names but a large Dublin store had to call the guards after fights broke out over some of the sale stock. On the advice of Gardai Tesco have closed clothing sections until further notice (or people can behave themselves)

Seems to be the Irish reaction to everything - nobody can have anything in case someone acts the maggot.