More Tesco Bargains [No Off-Topic Chat - See Post #1]

Neiphin-20 for e10

sparkthatbled wrote: »

Had these in Drogheda too. I got the last 2 cases on display for a total of 23.88 That's christmas sorted... They scanned at 1.99 a can but i got them to change it by showing the shelf label.

Surprised they honoured it in Tallaght tbh, i've tried to get stuff on pricing errors there before and they say they will check the price on the shelf but what they are really doing is taking the price off the shelf, then they basically call you a liar/scammer. Worst customer service of any Tesco i've been in.

Take a pic on your phone before going to Customer Services, they can't say anything then !!

sparkthatbled wrote: »

Surprised they honoured it in Tallaght tbh, i've tried to get stuff on pricing errors there before and they say they will check the price on the shelf but what they are really doing is taking the price off the shelf, then they basically call you a liar/scammer. Worst customer service of any Tesco i've been in.

I always walk down the shop with them and point it out I've heard/read too many stories of them taking the price off the shelf.

I'm sure it would go down against the staff there.

msg11 wrote: »

Working in Tesco the only reason we take the incorrect price label away is because it's incorrect. It's not company/store policy to not refund the error in anyway, if it's legitimate then there will be no issue. Anyone doing anything else is enforcing there own laws in the store.

I have posted before on the causes of incorrect labels, out of date system and an undermanned team in systems.

If you have an issue, I suggest you write up a report on www.tescocomments.com trust me that site is taken seriously as it has an impact on the customer service ratings for the store.

In fact the least reported thing about Tesco is pricing errors and for the amount of complains on here, I find it pretty unbelievable. Number 1 is lack of availability.

When i have an issue i take it up with CS,the store manager or i email tesco directly - any issues i have had have been dealt with to my satisfaction.

I understand how the customer service rating works in tesco as i have relatives and a few friends who work in my local store whom i have spoken to about it.
There are certain members of staff who do take it upon themselves to enforce their own laws, in my local store if i was overcharged there was one particular staff member whom i hated to see at the CS desk. She would make rude comments about people complaining about being overcharged by a few cents and would try to argue that you weren't overcharged when it was blatantly obvious that you were. I had had enough of her attitude one day and i told her that if she didn't like tesco's own policy on overcharging then i suggest she take it up with her employer. She has always been very nice to me since then! I should add that i didn't say it aggressively, i was polite about it lol

Anyway, apologies for bring the thread slightly off topic

Deleted User wrote: »

Slightly off topic but its getting impossible to verify the bargains in Tesco with all the price check scanners being out of order. Loads of people are on this thread, we could all complain online to Tesco and get the scanners fixed.
Tesco Extra in Naas seems to have no working price check scanner!

It is possible to reset the devices by unplugging / plugging them back in.

The one in Clearwater is an example of this.

Might get into trouble for doing it though

1865 wrote: »

I went to Tesco Maynooth last night and there wasn't even a mention of the Hobgoblin on their shelves. Was a bit disappointed so I had to console myself with buying a lot of wine at 25% off.

Do you know if Harveys Bristol Cream Sherry is part of that 25% off?

There were loads more of those James Martin spice racks that I mentioned in Mahon yesterday. Also the Halloween stuff is now 75% off (Cadbury scream eggs for 21c, Haribo sweeties, Natural Confectionary for approx 35c etc) Also got a 10 pack of little value christmas cards for 15c.

but if you take the scraper out, the mitt is the perfect size to use as storage for a 7" tablet.

Now that's a bargain alert :P

Kintarō Hattori wrote: »

I had been mulling over the idea of getting a food processor for a while and had been thinking about the above. I popped into Tesco Balbriggan today and spotted one on the top shelf. There was no price sticker so I brought it to a scanner and........ €25. It may have been their last one hence the low price but it's worth checking your local branches if you've been thinking about getting a food processor.

It varies online in price from €149 to €69. It's a well reviewed processor and comes with a blender, citrus press, a multi mill and a variety of attachments.

http://www.kenwoodworld.com/en-ZA/All-products/Food-Processors/Food-Processors/FP580-Food-Processor-0WFP580005/

€25 is an absolute bargain for this.

No FP580 in Paul Street Cork this afternoon, but really odds weren't in my favour there. There's a FP108 and FPP225 but that's it.

If the incorrect quantity and price per litre is displayed will Tesco give it free?

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

just back from tesco in arklow, they have the large box of after 8 at €4.99 or 2 for a fiver.
second box for 1c:)

did you buy it?

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

does the pope crap in the woods?

Sorry, I'm very bored.

wmpdd3 wrote: »

No

Seems unfair anyway.
They are displaying a 10 pack 330ml of Kopparberg for €12 as a 12 pack with a €3.03 per litre where as in reality it should be €3.64.

slave1 wrote: »

Erm, 12 X 330ml = 3.96L
€12 / 3.96L = €3.03/L
Tesco are correct (first time for everything)

Yes, that's how Tesco calculated it.
There's only 10 in the pack

Seven Seas Cod Liver Oil Extra High Strength 300ml €2.80 something. Not marked with a yellow SEL or anything. This is usually around 6 or 7 euro.

Here's why you should take it.

slave1 wrote: »

Ahh, I see, sometime you see the likes of 6packs with 2 extra so I thought it may have been an example of that, flashed as a 10pack with 12 in the pack.
Tesco are offside so!

No just the 10!
Its misleading pricing but I don't think there's anything one can claim but a return and refund.

Few of these in clarehall this evening

et101 wrote: »

lindtee wrote: »

James Martin Spice Rack €5

http://www.tesco.com/direct/james-martin-spice-rack/213-1276.prd
(Not the best quality stand but a nice small christmas gift for someone. Herbs and Spices in it are *just about* worth the €5 so not the worst value) Now all gone in Mahon

That would make a nice small gift for say next door neighbour add a bottle of plonk and you're sorted. Will see if I can pick it up tomorrow cheers lindtee

corazon wrote: »

Ben & Jerry's Half Baked 500ml in Longford for E1.47. Cheapest I have seen for this size. Just picked up a bunch to cover Christmas and New Year.

Is it labelled as €1.47, or did you scan it to check?

Hopefully, not off topic... I just saw The Martin Lewis Money Show on ITV. In the UK you can log on to your Tesco Clubcard Account and print off any unused Clubcard vouchers going back two years ( One lady had £180 unused!!) I cant find anyway of doing this on the Irish site. I will be contacting Tesco and will update on any news.

You don't need to.
Tesco are brilliant for reissuing any unused clucbcard vouchers.
Just send them in with a note and they will recredit your account with the amount with no hassle whatsoever.
I have done it many times finding old vouchers which they have renewed.

Dunnes will not under any circumstances reissue :mad:
and then they wonder why people don't shop Irish?