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Qtx · 05-06-2014, 10:05

I still use the express shop for milk and a few bits bit not much else. It seems they inflate the price of an item and then give you discount if you buy two, so unless you buy in bulk the prices of most things have gone up considerably.

It's annoying seeing one day bacon for £2.20, then the next day it's £2.50 with an offer of buying two packs for £4.50 (not actual prices but to give an idea). Still works out you pay more per pack with the offer than you did the day before. So much of that going on I don't buy out of principal.

A 3.7% drop in sales may be a lot of money but they are still making huge amount of profits.

05-06-2014, 10:05	#58
Qtx Inactive Join Date: May 2012 Location: Probably outside the M25 Services: Sky Fibre Unlimited 40/10 Posts: 3,473	Re: Tesco to cut price of milk I still use the express shop for milk and a few bits bit not much else. It seems they inflate the price of an item and then give you discount if you buy two, so unless you buy in bulk the prices of most things have gone up considerably. It's annoying seeing one day bacon for £2.20, then the next day it's £2.50 with an offer of buying two packs for £4.50 (not actual prices but to give an idea). Still works out you pay more per pack with the offer than you did the day before. So much of that going on I don't buy out of principal. A 3.7% drop in sales may be a lot of money but they are still making huge amount of profits.