LIDL plus app

Oh, so like clubcard prices but less bad because tesco got rid of every other special offer price and rolled them all into clubcard prices, and so reductions are now based on full prices making them bad value compared to clubcard priced non-reduced items ?

Thursday kickstart coupon - 20% off Dae ice cream tubs

I got cookie or brownie bites

mine didn’t have anything either.

Anyone got an opinion of the red wine on the app this week?

I have no idea what Tesco do now.

Getting ripped off once is bad, but attempting to take me for a fool twice was a step too far.

Tesco's favourite trick used to be placing similar items on a sale offer shelf, which needless to say were a different price at the till.

My last ever visit was to a Tesco near Picketts Lock in London where I was overcharged for an item of cleaning equipment. I had a catastrophe on the plant an needed an urgent clear up.

I trundled quite a quantity of stuff to the till and happened to notice that the first item was not the price marked in the display.

The manager accompanied me to the display as I was not going to let them get away with the scam. The price ticket at the display was whisked into his pocket, no explanation or apology.

Anyway I resent being made a fool of and if Lidl don't want to clearly mark the price to me, I will and now do go elsewhere.

I see no point in loading my tablet with their programs to keep their marketing teams abreast of what I buy.

I shop for goods, not to support those that "rattle the stick in the swill bucket".

Sorry, but do you know what an Invitation to Treat is and how this is the case for all good sales? Stores are under no obligation to sell for price mistakes, and you are under no obligation to buy.

Remember back in the day, people would be posting about "legal contract" for pricing errors on websites? 🤣

Now I consider myself pretty honest on the whole. In fact the last time I was dishonest in a supermarket was Sainsbury's Birmingham, near Erdington/ Jaguar where I was undercharged for a snack.

I felt the prices were so extortionate that I said nothing and pocketed the difference.

I still don't feel happy about that!

But really that was the only time a mistake was made in my favour in any supermarket.

Tesco far and away outstripped anyone else for pricing errors and the funny thing was that they were all in Tescos favour.

Now genuine mistakes you would expect to be 50/ 50, or maybe I'm just cynical!

In the UK or in Ireland, they can make mistakes with others, they will never get another chance with me.

Lidl and Aldi occasion the need to do a bit of barcode number investigation as details are deceiving on product descriptions, but Lidl are rip off merchants. The Lidl plus game is simply fraudulent deception.

The first time I found the scam meant I paid a higher than marked price, when I complained and demanded a refund the manager excused their stunt by saying others do the same thing.

Not a problem anyway, Aldi give out a price and what they state is what you pay, without looking for blue borders or the small print on the price tags.

I have not missed Tesco in the slightest and doubt if Lidl will be much of a loss.

I could tell they were up to no good, nobody with any degree of decency treats plants the way Lidl do :-)

I do not think they are price mistakes at Tesco, and Lidl's display of misleading pricing can be called whatever you wish. I call the pair of them scammers.

Personally I don't give a damn about the legal process, I would not be inclined to risk the cash or time in trying to assert my legal rights against a large organisation anyway. I will not be taken for a fool though and any attempt to charge me one cent over the displayed price will certainly not be a success.

I notice Lidl are below Tesco on Trustpilot and Lidl overcharging is a common factor in consumer reports

At least Aldi seem less inclined to rob people, they seem to find other ways to upset them.

I'm happy with Aldi actually, my main reason to choose Lidl was the trolleys that take a range of coins as opposed to aldi's two euro only ones. My ducks used to like Lidl cardboard boxes too, they will have to "rough it" now.

@bored_newbie if you have the Lidl app on phone, isn't the Tesco app handy to install for Clubcard ?

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Guess the card for DRS isn't as good as I thought xD

You'd think they'd actually get a lot more people on the Lidl plus app if they made the drs go on the app, like scan the bar code on the deposit return, then it gets added to your coupon section.

You may not be aware of it, but nothing is free. There is a lot of competition in mainstream supermarkets and the price competition means people look for an edge.

Aldi and Lidl were no frills retailers that found a secure niche, that niche is declining and the very reasons they were cheap, the low overheads are disappearing. Marketing is now a major expense and it all has to be paid for by the customer.

People are generally pretty dim when going out shopping, I think they just switch off. When you see them at the checkouts it's a classic indication of the intelligence of most shoppers.

Faced with a busy checkout, the person being served will carefully sort their goods out into a variety of bags taking at least five times the time to be served that I require on a per item basis. This takes the cashiers time up and the time of those waiting also.

Then despite the serving of those ahead of one in the queue taking forever and the belt being a classic FIFO "register", the numpty behind me starts to load the belt often before I have finished my leisurely placement. They do not seem to quite understand that everything has to go through the bottleneck by the till.

Like lambs to the slaughter!

It's no wonder they are in a panic to dish out their personal data for a few worthless "bargains".

What is with these big essays that are completely irrelevant to the lidl plus app?

Sir, this is a Wendy's

What gave me the idea that you have grievances with people?

"People are generally pretty dim" "the numpty behind me" "People that cannot do a simple act like shop efficiently are of low intelligence, it's a simple fact." "Like lambs to the slaughter!

I'm really not sure what gave me that Kwackers idea.