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Valuation Fraud Perpetuated by Tesco's
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MrFonzerelli wrote: »I would avoid swallowing toothpaste, fluoride is highly poisonous.
Thats why they also paid for my TEFLON coated gum repair!
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Isn't flouride added to the water in USA?0
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Some parts or the US and the Midlands are fluoridated. I believe Southampon will be. It makes you sound like the Prince of Darkness apparently. Helps you spelt correctly too.0
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As quite a savvy shopper, I stopped using Tescos.
I found that most products were more expensive than other retailers, however the offers tended to be better.
The choice is yours, if you buy the offers you are getting a good deal. If you dont, your paying for others to get the good deals.0 -
Your house was made of rice?
I think in your particular case you have sufficient legal grounds to sue the surveyor.
There are actually people who build houses out of rice husks. See http://www.greenhomebuilding.com/weblog/2004/12/amazing-rice-hulls.htm for example.“The ideas of debtor and creditor as to what constitutes a good time never coincide.”
― P.G. Wodehouse, Love Among the Chickens0 -
So if not Tesco, which is the best supermarket to shop at?0
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stephen163 wrote: »So if not Tesco, which is the best supermarket to shop at?
I have Tesco, Morrisons, Somerfield, and Aldi in my area. Oh and Farm Foods. So for milk and frozen foods it's Farm Foods, and everything else it's Morrisons.
When I returned to England 11 years ago I shopped at Tesco and somehow everything seemed more expensive when I got to the check-out than I'd thought it would be. That idea has never left me, and when I joined MSE I discovered why (and why people happily 'R &R'd). I hate Tesco and that didn't diminish when I heard that they (allegedly) weren't paying UK tax as their headquarters was overseas.
Jen
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Jennifer_Jane wrote: »I hate Tesco and that didn't diminish when I heard that they (allegedly) weren't paying UK tax as their headquarters was overseas. Jen x
There is also the small question mark over "Dame" Shirley Porter, the self-exiled heiress to the Tesco fortune, and mastermind of the Westminster City Council freemasonic illuminati gerrymandering vote-fraud swindle.
More reasons to shop at Morrisons..0 -
So you bought a product at Tesco for a price you were happy with at the time. Why are you upset at a cheaper price elsewhere - weren't you happy with the deal you got?
You seem to have a poor grasp of how the market works. If the product sells for £3.59 then the stock in the pound shop is obviously clearance. Tesco don't mark things up 300%, and manufacturers don't offer fabulous 75% off prices on a permanent basis to pound retailers to annoy Tesco. If its in there for £1 its being cleared.0
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