Rollback prices only as Asda (Asda)

Member Name: Realmadrid2010

Product:	Asda
Date:	04/11/09 (35 review reads)
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Advantages: Roll back prices, cheap prices after 7

Disadvantages: No loyalty scheme

I do not think there's a introduction needed for Asda as most of you on here would know what it is about. Asda has been a top supermarket for years and provides some stiff competition to Tesco. For us customers its good to see that happen as prices always go lower and we save money this way as the two battle.

Coming to Asda the best advantage I love is no hassle of putting a pound to get your trolley. You can always find a basket around and when you need help somebody is around in the section you are to give you a hand. Where I come to shop at there is no problem ever finding a staff member to help you find a certain item.

Asda's famous "Roll Back" prices can be found all over the supermarket to. My trick is always to go to Asda after 7 in the evening for a good reason. The choice to go at 7 is made so you can pick up the best deals at the time. In my years of shopping at Asda I have picked up a french bread for 5p! Most of them get reduced two days before expiry date and this applies to a lot of their bakery products. Sandwich's, pasta's all of them get cheaper prices if not sold out so its always better to head out after 7 to get these crazy prices!

Asdas best prices are on their frozen food section for me. You can always find a cheap pizza in the supermarket. Last visit to Asda on the tills I had a luncheon voucher worth 3 pounds to use. I handed it to the cashier who said they do not accept them.

Clearly they did accept them as their logo was on the back of the booklet! It eventually got all sorted out but do Asda not inform their staff of the vouchers you can use on the tills? Anyway's Asda for me is better is than Tesco for having better prices as their rollbacks are always wonderful to see.

Summary: Better than Tesco if you ask me