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fiscalfreckles

JoCJo2 wrote: »

That's not true - I handed mine over once it was all scanned

I had to have all mine re scanned...

hm71_2

Yes, I was also told that the voucher had to be presented first.

trinnylilac

Yes definatly need to hand over first. One of the assistants asked me to make sure I mention I have a voucher before they start scanning

DAMNOME

fiscalfreckles wrote: »

I had to have all mine re scanned...

Me too... they made a right fuss as if it was my fault.
Surely if so many people have these vouchers they would ask at the till.

Well I just thought make the most of having a job love!

System

DAMNOME wrote: »

Me too... they made a right fuss as if it was my fault.
Surely if so many people have these vouchers they would ask at the till.

Well I just thought make the most of having a job love!

lets hope your job is secure !! lovely attitude !:mad:

budget_counsellor_shaz

I went to woolies yesterday and I had forgotten my voucher. I explained this to the cashier before I started shopping. The cashier told me that it wasn't a problem he would still give me the 20% off. I spent nearly £40 and got more than £8 discount.

I always ask...... they can only say no........I love saving money:beer:

ethansmum

I had a voucher but not the updated one so effectively mine was expired. I just mentioned the voucher but did not hand it over and the SA was happy to give me the discount. It was while she was scanning the items, that I mentioned it.

hula-hoops

CHRISSYG wrote: »

lets hope your job is secure !! lovely attitude !:mad:

I was going to say the same thing. Will these people be happy when the Woolies staff are made redundant? They are just earning a living to feed their families like anyone else. Having been through redundancy 5 times, my DH and I can tell you that it's not nice and even worse if it happens at Christmas (as it did to me 2 years ago). It changes your entire attitude to your job and all those involved with it - customers included. That may not be the most professional approach but it is the human reaction to threatened redundancy.

kenbury

I just bought a few items in my local Woolies and like the person said above I just mentioned the voucher and she didnt even look at it but took off the discount. She also said, "hang on to it as it may be extended".

mauk

Tins of bassetts jelly babie, wine gums and liquorice allsorts are buy one get one free, 2 for £4.80 with the 20% off.