Tesco reduced to clear

The smelliest toilets in a shopping centre that I have ever come across are the main ones in the Tamworth shopping centre, my wife imformed me that the ladies were unusable because of the smell, and she said she would wait until we got home, an hours drive away,

What sort of brain dead person is the manager of this centre to not notice this terrible smell? why havn't the shop managers complained? the stench was unbearable.

My wife and myself visited Tesco Goole today (14/6/10) with the intention of having a meal in the cafeteria. Before we entered the cafeteria my wife had occasion to use the ladies toilet which is situated at the entrance to the cafeteria. To say that she was disgusted at the state of the toilet would be an understatement especially as it is situated next to the cafeteria all of which is part of a food store. Needless to say that we didn't use the cafeteria and we will be advising others to steer well clear. Whoever is in charge of hygiene at Tesco Goole, I suggest that they start to earn thier keep.

If Tesco has too many yellow labels - the stock contol manager is not keeping an eye on stock. Come on customers - Are you gonna control the stock ?

Reduced to clear - seduced too dear .....sold for normal price reduded from triple price, or as usual was £4.99 reduced to £4.92

I wanted leeks for soup, and picked up a 500g bag of Tesco "Value" leeks. The price per kilo was £1.68. Then, I noted that loose, "not Value" leeks were only £1.15 per kilo. Duh!! I queried it online with their Customer Services, and had a phone call from some poor soul who'd clearly been told to deal with me as a training exercise. To me, the matter was obvious - Tesco appear to be scamming their customers who want to purchase products from their Value range. Silly me! Because the leeks in the pre-packed Value range are smaller, apparently you get more for your money! That is exactly what the guy said. I told him that to me, 500g of leeks is 500g of leeks, whether they are large ones or small ones. No, I was wrong again, of course. "People like to have more leeks in the pack" he said. And I added, under my breath "because they think they are getting more". Every little helps Tesco, and not the customer, in my personal opinion.

you get strange "hanging around" people in every tesco I have been in.Its like people of the night..if you dont have it I WILL!

in my local tesco they slightly reduce food earlier in the day and then reduce it quite a bit more later in the day where it has about 80% off the original price. its about 7pmish they tend to reduce it to this low so I always aim to shop at around this time.

I just hate tescos and how they are taking over the world. They treat their customers with the same contempt as their suppliers.

What really annoys me is when there are say, 10 of the same item reduced and one customer takes the lot. I don't think that's right, it's just plain greedy. I always only take one or two and let others have a bargain too.

I've also noticed that Tesco (along with other supermarkets) don't reduce products like they used to. I remember a few years ago, they would reduce some things to 10p or even 1p just to get rid of the stuff. Now I think they would rather throw it away and let customers buy at full price. If they do reduce things, they are such small discounts that it's not worth it (If something is reduced from £2.99 to £2.89, I would rather buy it at full price and have longer to eat it, rather than having to eat it on the same day). I live in London and Tesco Express stores are popping up everywhere. I find that they do sometimes have good bargains as they want to keep the shelves stocked up but as the stores are new, they don't get much custom yet or Tesco haven't worked out what local people like so, for now at least, that's where I find the best bargains.

I'm a student in dundee and must admit that I find this article quite wrong, the riverside tesco usually seems to have a lot of great deals on clearance food. I frequently find tesco's finest products being sold for up to 90% off and will tend to fill my trolley and stock up for about 2 weeks on a 'motherload' day. I'll go home and freeze my beef steaks/bacon/.chicken breasts. I think the problem is that these aisles are usually plundered by students long before anyone else gets a look in.

Bargain hunters are eyed with contempt at the Barnsley Tesco.
The revolting guy who usually does the reducing will purposely slow time customers waiting to pick up a good deal.
They admit to hiding goods for other staff,no problem, I would do the same,but Tesco management want rid of the perishable goods and probably wouldn't appreciate the behaviour of the wierdos with the sticker guns exercising the only power they will ever wield over another person in their lives.

Staff in the Goole Tesco have developed an obnoxious attitude to customers looking to buy reduced items. Tricks like saving reduced items for off-duty staff members, giving reduced items to friends they see shopping and randomly hiding products on the way to the reduced counter if they see known bargain hunters waiting. The store has now threatened to limit reduced purchases to three items because of 'Complaints from GOOD customers' . Such a pity that Tesco seems to encourage their pitiful staff to exercise their rights to deter anyone from looking for bargains on a regular basis. Netto wipes the floor with Tesco on most regular prices and the staff are always friendly and happy to sell reduced items rather than throw them away.