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Sainsbury wrong price policy?

Geordie_bear
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Just bought some gillette moisturiser for £1.53 reduced from £6.12 or so it said on the shelf. Went through the checkout & was charged £6.12 went to customer service & got refunded the difference no problem. This is all good but i was led to believe that if sainsburys mis-priced a product they give you a full refund & the product for free?
Am I right or wrong?
Am I right or wrong?

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Geordie_bear wrote: »Just bought some gillette moisturiser for £1.53 reduced from £6.12 or so it said on the shelf. Went through the checkout & was charged £6.12 went to customer service & got refunded the difference no problem. This is all good but i was led to believe that if sainsburys mis-priced a product they give you a full refund & the product for free?
Am I right or wrong?
You got it for an excellent price, and you want more?!0 -
Geordie_bear wrote: »Am I right or wrong?0
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I believe Sainsburys say sorry if you catch them at it....."The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts."
Bertrand Russell. British author, mathematician, & philosopher (1872 - 1970)0 -
Geordie_bear wrote: »Just bought some gillette moisturiser for £1.53 reduced from £6.12 or so it said on the shelf. Went through the checkout & was charged £6.12 went to customer service & got refunded the difference no problem. This is all good but i was led to believe that if sainsburys mis-priced a product they give you a full refund & the product for free?
Am I right or wrong?
Had the same thing last weekend on the same product. To be fair, the £1.53 item and the £6.12 item are not exactly the same but they agreed the label was misleading and honoured the lower price.
I was happy with that.0 -
Had the same thing last weekend on the same product. To be fair, the £1.53 item and the £6.12 item are not exactly the same but they agreed the label was misleading and honoured the lower price.
I was happy with that.
Sounds very reasonable indeed. I was at Morrisons the other day and they had "Chicken Goujons 2 for £2" so we picked up two. But at the till they charged us £2.99 *each*. We protested and were told the sign referred to some other type of Chicken Goujons which weren't on the shelf at the time. Extremely misleading and probably illegal, but she insisted they had done nothing wrong.0 -
As long as the stock was there and its just sold out there no foul play. Its impossible to patrol a hole store of this sort of thing.0
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Mark_Hewitt wrote: »You got it for an excellent price, and you want more?!0
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Geordie_bear wrote: »...i was led to believe that if sainsburys mis-priced a product they give you a full refund & the product for free?
Am I right or wrong?
Wrong.
It was Tesco who had this policy and they stopped it about 2 yrs ago as they were losing millions every year [helped by threads on MSE!!!!]
They now do DTD [double the difference].0
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