Tesco misprice discussion area part 13

sopplayer

ampersand wrote:

sopplayer wrote:

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...and i howled at my ma in the drivin' rain

re: signature, soppplayer.
You and Constantine are siblings? One?

funny

I wondered who would be the first to notice....admire his taste in music.....siblings :eek: ...er........................no :cool:

itscheapandiwantit

MyUserNamesTaken wrote:

I don't have a Tesco ID card. I don't work for Tesco. I have never worked for Tesco. I have worked in various Tesco stores, but not for Tesco. I've also worked in various Sainsbury's, Somerfields, Morrisons, Waitrose, etc, but have never been employed by those companies. There is a difference...


I did work for Gateway (before Somerfields took it over) when I was at school.

I don't even have a Cardinal card...

You're a professional greeter !!!!


"Good evening sir and welcome to Asda, Sainsbury's,Tesco's,Morrissons......Hope you enjoy your shop with us..." :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

MyUserNamesTaken

itscheapandiwantit wrote:

You're a professional greeter !!!!


"Good evening sir and welcome to Asda, Sainsbury's,Tesco's,Morrissons......Hope you enjoy your shop with us..." :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

I think you'll find the greeters are employed by the various supermarket companies.

itscheapandiwantit

lopo wrote:

But what I did spot was a shopliffter, filling is bag for life, with as much has he could get in it. I did inform a member of staff and they hadn't caught him when I left.

You can't expect security staff to be interested in shoplifters when a potential R&R'r is on the premises

littlemisscheap

lopo wrote:

... I did spot ... a shopliffter, filling is bag for life, with as much has he could get in it. I did inform a member of staff and they hadn't caught him when I left.

It probably WAS a member of staff, that's why - after all, they lie blatantly about petty things like r&r time & time again, going out of their way to theive an R&R off unsuspecting customers who are overcharged and due a refund - not exactly a shred of honesty in them let alone the decency to apologise genuinely. In fact, you can buy one overcharge and get grief for free! :rolleyes:

Nasty CS staff in particular, are the biggest of thieves! Hope their lousy jobs are worth it!

And the fact that staff theft is the greatest of all store theft simply justifies this point!

kiddy_guy

ampersand wrote:

kiddy_guy wrote:

........hopefully he will miss out on misprices when I post them, as I want them to go to the sharing community. .......... all he seems to do is come on here and boast about it rather than share. ........QUOTE]

I am Luddite-born and techie-numbskull, but about Logic, grammar, Reason, analysis I know.
The_Postman is o.t.t., but openly so; the effrontery is colourful if brazen.
The 'bragging', 'blagging' -n.b. quotation marks, please - may rile, but DOES inform. The misprices detected ARE thereby shared, whether or not you like the manner of the posts.
How, upon what authority, would you monitor/judge who read, or acted on, YOUR misprice posts?
The case you wish to make founders.

Read the post! Postman said he was going to ignore my posts - hence he was going to mis out on whatever I posted. As he is not stupid, he realised the folly of doing so and now has reconsidered this. Incidentally Postman tends to merely repeat what he has found, rather than posting brand new R&R opportunities.

frenchman_2

itscheapandiwantit wrote:

You can't expect security staff to be interested in shoplifters when a potential R&R'r is on the premises

Why shoplifting when you can r&r!!!

itscheapandiwantit

MyUserNamesTaken wrote:

I think you'll find the greeters are employed by the various supermarket companies.

Your'e not the window cleaner :eek:

littlemisscheap

frenchman wrote:

Why shoplifting when you can r&r!!!

Coz, staff aren't entitled to R&R!:rotfl:

daveytod

Obviously a merchandiser!