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Some of the tricks supermarkets use
hairyoctopus
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I'm a long-time user of the site, but a newbie on the forums. I had a chance to write an article on supermarkets which is here:
http://www.gomestic.com/Consumer-Information/Six-Tricks-Supermarkets-Use-to-Make-You-Spend-More.260585
I'd really appreciate some feedback, plus any ideas that I could include in a future article if I get a chance.
Thanks a million
P.S. I did include links to some sites, including MSE, but they got edited out :mad:
http://www.gomestic.com/Consumer-Information/Six-Tricks-Supermarkets-Use-to-Make-You-Spend-More.260585
I'd really appreciate some feedback, plus any ideas that I could include in a future article if I get a chance.
Thanks a million
P.S. I did include links to some sites, including MSE, but they got edited out :mad:
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Yup, tis fine.
Another trick I spotted:
Sainsburies, Basingstoke, do not stock bread loafing tins...Buy for value not cost.
Feb Grocery = £55.87 / 800
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