£20 Note Seized by Co-op - Refuse to take details or provide reciept

Freddie_Snowbits

aheaton46 wrote: »

Congratulations for resurrecting an old thread to post your message. Are you incapable of pressing the New Thread button?

Old Fred Alert

And they took my shiny new Avatoir aways as well

asbokid

aheaton46 wrote: »

Congraterlations for ressurecting an old thread to post your message. Our you inccapable of presing the Knew Thred button?Old Thred Alert

Spot the vacuous loud mouth with nothing to say!

The OP and more recently others, are expressing displeasure, for one reason or another, with Cooperative Stores. I'm adding my bit about the Co-Op and its milk supply.

If you can't cope with thread drift, sweetheart, you should sod off and start your own forum!

Freddie_Snowbits

Actually their advertising at present prevents me from shopping at the Co-Op

asbokid

Freddie_Snowbits wrote: »

Actually their advertising at present prevents me from shopping at the Co-Op

The Co-Op's current TV advertising campaign? I am sick of the sight of Katie Price!

Googlewhacker

asbokid wrote: »

In March, the CoOp raised two fingers to milk producer, Dairy Crest which previously supplied 25% of the chain's own-branded milk.

Every single litre of CoOp-branded milk is now sourced from Wiseman Dairies.

This is dreadful news for Dairy Crest, which has just announced huge job cuts.

And it also terrible news for the consumer. The loss of competition in milk production will soon be felt through higher prices.

CoOp milk is already some of the most expensive on the High Street. Expect the price to go even higher.

The Co-Operative is definitely not "good for everyone".

http://www.thegrocer.co.uk/articles.aspx?page=articles&ID=217080

At the end of the day it is a business and must do the best for the business.

pipps0316

KeithP wrote: »

So Iamtheking, are you saying that if I hand a suspected fake note to a shop assistant he/she can keep it and then ask for real money as payment? I totally accept that that is the way it should work, and as you say, you cannot give the fake back to the customer.

However, if the shop assistant hands out a fake note in change to a customer, you appear to be saying that if the fake is spotted the shop will exchange it for another.
Perhaps what should happen here is that the customer keeps the fake, to take to the police of course, and asks the shop for a real note.
Is that what you meant to say?

I love this idea, and think you are fully within your right to do so!!! Good thinking

gordikin

pipps0316 wrote: »

I love this idea, and think you are fully within your right to do so!!! Good thinking

..how did you find a 2 month old thread and therefore bump it?

vax2002

misssarahleigh wrote: »

True. To be honest unless the note was bright purple i wouldn't really look. Funny that when we hand notes over they always check, but as a customer i never check the notes i recieve. Funny really.

How do you think fake money gets in to circulation ? in the change given by people who work on tills.