Tesco misprice discussion area part 9

frequent

If reading between the lines counts, he got 6

Constantine

ben500 wrote:

Nope didn't even go for one.

Did not mean the 360, meant the senario...

bassman

frequent wrote:

Edit, to much trouble

Originally Posted by Constantine
Have you pulled one of those off, Ben500?


Were you going to tell Constantine that his remark to Ben was a bit personal.........then changed your mind.....lol

ben500

Constantine wrote:

Did not mean the 360, meant the senario...

No but should I then I would merely control the situation so that all were aware of the implications of them not finding the item which I am sure would serve as ample incentment to do so.

ben500

Under the sale of goods act goods must be correctly described and adequate for the purpose for which sold etc etc etc and that in the event they aren't then adequate compensatory measures are taken, the act interestingly also provides for items given as "free gifts" or "gestures" insomuch as they should be treated similar and an alternative of similar value (not cost) be supplied or due recompense made, in Tesco's case there are some preconditions to the bargain in that part of the bargain is the offer of replacement and refund in the instance of overcharging, in order to fulfill the bargain then Tesco have to refund the item due to the overcharge and replace due to the policy. Essentially the value of the bargain is doubled in the event the customer is overcharged and this is agreed before the completion of the sale.

frequent

Or p1ss them off and make them think u no way to much ?

Constantine

ben500 wrote:

Under the sale of goods act goods must be correctly described and adequate for the purpose for which sold etc etc etc and that in the event they aren't then adequate compensatory measures are taken, the act interestingly also provides for items given as "free gifts" or "gestures" insomuch as they should be treated similar and an alternative of similar value (not cost) be supplied or due recompense made, in Tesco's case there are some preconditions to the bargain in that part of the bargain is the offer of replacement and refund in the instance of overcharging, in order to fulfill the bargain then Tesco have to refund the item due to the overcharge and replace due to the policy. Essentially the value of the bargain is doubled in the event the customer is overcharged and this is agreed before the completion of the sale.

I think I will come back to that in the morning once the effects of the Smirnoff have worn off Looked rather complicated....and right now, could not swear to all of it being English


Edit - is it just me, or is anyone else getting a flash of arushofblood's avatar each time they post? Don't mind sayin' it is starting to freak me out! :eek:

ben500

Constantine wrote:

I think I will come back to that in the morning once the effects of the Smirnoff have worn off Looked rather complicated....and right now, could not swear to all of it being English

You sure it's smirnoff and not that Tesco own brand radiator cleaner they keep on the shelves next to it?

Constantine

ben500 wrote:

You sure it's smirnoff and not that Tesco own brand radiator cleaner they keep on the shelves next to it?

Oh please! Do you want this thread closed for insulting posts?!?

bassman

Constantine wrote:

Edit - is it just me, or is anyone else getting a flash of arushofblood's avatar each time they post? Don't mind sayin' it is starting to freak me out! :eek:

The radiator cleaner used to do that to me as well............