Price parity on clothes inTesco from Monday

Re: Price parity on clothes in tesco from Monday

Smashbox said:
Argh no way! How can they get away with changing prices like this?
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Well everyone , I have again checked the label in Tesco against the label on my top at home .
I can confirm that the same designer label ( F&F ) is on the item on sale in Tesco AND on the top I bought last December .

There is however one slight difference in the items . Mine has no border on the sleeves /waistline . One on sale today has .

I paid € 15 last December , and the one on sale today is labelled€ 23 ( however you can still buy €15 due to £-€ parity .
 
Re: Price parity on clothes in tesco from Monday

callybags said:
Folks, shops can charge what they like. They can change their prices every day if they choose.
It's up to the customer to either pay the price on display or not.
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You are right on the first but wrong on the second. Misleading pricing is an offence - in the context of being a sale item - the price has to be held for a certain length of time before a SALE tag can be attached. If you are 'reducing' a price like Tesco, in the above context, then it would be deemed a sale. AFAIK.
 
Re: Price parity on clothes in tesco from Monday


so it is a different top then
 
This is hard to believe , but is absolutely true .

The casual top described above , that was tagged £15/€23 yesterday (Saturday ) , now has a new label today ( Sunday ).

It is now tagged at £10/€15 AND it also has a handwritten tag selling at € 7 .

So, this casual top has been reduced from € 23 to €15 to € 7 , in the space of a few days .

I just wonder is someone from Tesco , reading these threads ?
 
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