Walkers rant - bags less than half full! Also, the new flavours...

shadowknightz

blue_monkey wrote: »

If you think that whenever you buy something you are getting a full bag and don't look at the weight of the product inside then you should not be allowed out to go shopping on your own as you are clearly a danger to yourself and those around you!!

See, this is also an important issue. People shouldn't put up with companies supplying as little amount of a product as possible on the basis that "the weight value is correct." Walkers could put only 5 crisps in a bag and there'd still be someone who says "well, the weight is correct, so better not say anything!" Walkers shouldn't be allowed to get away with supplying such a low volume for the money in the first place! I feel people have become a bit apathetic towards the way companies treat them!

lucylucky

What a troll

shadowknightz

lucylucky wrote: »

What a troll

So voicing my concern at a company supplying a poor amount of product for the money is 'trolling', now? Or do you just start wheeling that one out when someone's opinion is at odds with yours? What a numpty.

lucylucky

You seem to be unable to understand the concept of goods sold by weight.

Idiot

Sandoval

Well I think he's great!

Just imagine him sitting there now, wiping the crumbs off his keyboard so that he can use his sausage-like fingers to type a rant about small quantities of crisps in between reaching into a family-sized multipack of Walkers!

I love ya Shadowcrispz even if no one else does!

shadowknightz

lucylucky wrote: »

You seem to be unable to understand the concept of good sold by weight.

Idiot

The idea that people should put up with a low amount of crisps in a bag because the weight is correct is preposterous. I said this in a different post but the average person is not going to know the weight value of a crisp. Therefore, they are hardly likely to see the weight value and think "Oh, there's only 21 crisps in here!" and therefore be able to judge whether they think the volume of product for the price is acceptable or suitable. I feel people are being conned and duped by being supplied with only a half-full (and occasionally less-than-half-full) bag of crisps. I will continue to voice my concern at such practices. Get over it.

shadowknightz

Sandoval wrote: »

Well I think he's great!

Just imagine him sitting there now, wiping the crumbs off his keyboard so that he can use his sausage-like fingers to type a rant about small quantities of crisps in between reaching into a family-sized multipack of Walkers!

Hah! No attempt to address my responses, simply resorting to childish nonsense. Repeat Trolling 101, my good man.

lucylucky

shadowknightz wrote: »

The idea that people should put up with a low amount of crisps in a bag because the weight is correct is preposterous. I said this in a different post but the average person is not going to know the weight value of a crisp. Therefore, they are hardly likely to see the weight value and think "Oh, there's only 21 crisps in here!" and therefore be able to judge whether they think the volume of product is acceptable. It may be allowed by law but I will continue to voice my concern at such dishonest practices. Get over it.

Oh dear - even more of an idiot than I thought.

If it its allowed by law then how is it dishonest?

You might want to try and get some sort of coherent arguments going before you start typing.

(But finish your crisps first)

shadowknightz

lucylucky wrote: »

Oh dear - even more of an idiot than I thought.

If it its allowed by law then how is it dishonest?

You might want to try and get some sort of coherent arguments going before you start typing.

(But finish your crisps first)

It's dishonest because I feel people are being conned and duped. The volume of the product they're being supplied with is greatly at odds with the size of the packaging. Therefore, something is amiss. Also, there are quite a few things that are allowed by law that are also dishonest. Some companies produce their terms and conditions in such a way as to hide extra charges or other undesirable conditions they don't want the customer to know about until it's too late.

Again, I've noticed you seem to throw a hissy fit when someone voices an opinion different from yours. I'd suggest growing up.

davemorton

Mine arnt half full, they are half empty :-(