Tesco misprice discussion area part 10

Constantine

itscheapandiwantit wrote:

I'm sure someone with your knowledge wouldn't be overcharged twice ?

Unless even with the overcharge it was still cheaper than Tesco :rolleyes:

I knew I was getting overcharged before I went through the till. And I really was only there 'cos it was convenient

Constantine

Clasics wrote:

I don't know, the experience probably made him feel at home.

Harsh, Clasics......very harsh

itscheapandiwantit

Constantine wrote:

I knew I was getting overcharged before I went through the till. And I really was only there 'cos it was convenient

Even more convenient than the store that you were working in ? :rolleyes:

ben500

Constantine wrote:

I knew I was getting overcharged before I went through the till. And I really was only there 'cos it was convenient

So your guilty of complacency as well as treachoury ? :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Constantine

ben500 wrote:

So your guilty of complacency as well as treachoury ? :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Yep, I was bad but have since repented my sins

Clasics

Constantine wrote:

Yep, I was bad but have since repented my sins

But not all of them *cough* GOTW poster, skip *cough*

itscheapandiwantit

Constantine wrote:

I knew I was getting overcharged before I went through the till. And I really was only there 'cos it was convenient

I have a friend who works as a security guard at Tesco who tells me R&R is illegal and i just wonder what a security guards job actually is? I thought they were supposed to stop thefts, not purchases that were overcharged. He tells me it is part of his job to check sels and make sure the store is not being ripped off? Surely that is not correct? A security guard would not be trusted with store pricing or am i wrong ?


By the way, the said person has been known to be econimical with the truth !

Clasics

itscheapandiwantit wrote:

I have a friend who works as a security guard at Tesco who tells me R&R is illegal and i just wonder what a security guards job actually is? I thought they were supposed to stop thefts, not purchases that were overcharged. He tells me it is part of his job to check sels and make sure the store is not being ripped off? Surely that is not correct? A securiy guard would not be trusted with store pricing or am i wrong ?

Probably not...but what have they got to lose by letting them have a go?

Constantine

itscheapandiwantit wrote:

I have a friend who works as a security guard at Tesco who tells me R&R is illegal and i just wonder what a security guards job actually is? I thought they were supposed to stop thefts, not purchases that were overcharged. He tells me it is part of his job to check sels and make sure the store is not being ripped off? Surely that is not correct? A securiy guard would not be trusted with store pricing or am i wrong ?

r and r is illegal in what way?

Check Sels in what way? I have had security guards randomly check areas before, yes. But I would not class it as one of their regular routines.

Security guards are there to stop loss to the store (among other things). In its broadest sense, that is what an r and r is.



Your edit sounds more like a standard security guard

Constantine

Clasics wrote:

But not all of them *cough* GOTW poster, skip *cough*

Thats no sin, thats simple common sense.