Tesco misprice discussion area part 15

the_postman_2

redfraggle wrote:

No problem, I will pass on his details as I always tip (and he always leaves my parcels at my neighbours instead of taking them back to the sorting office)

Sorry you feel annoyed something or someone (sorry I don;t always get to read all the threads) I'm just hoplessly optimistic that most of us are contributing as we all should

Go on then

tell us what you have had from tescos since you started "checking your receipts"

Gina_of_course!

the_postman wrote:

...I wondered when some tit would spot the deliberate mistake.....:T

Postman... we only have your word it was deliberate... and its not hard to see how much your word means... or doesnt...


btw... I do a lot of work with people who have been through breast cancer and subsequent treatments.... so your insult was quite apt..


drop an extra £50 in the collection box eh... theres a good lad..

Alfhartagain

I've just been overcharged by £2 on a phone but the Manager refuses to give me a refund on the basis that I knew it incorrectly priced, what do I do now?

Advice anyone?, I knew I should have started with something smaller but you all make it look so easy.

TIA

Constantine

the_postman wrote:

I want you to tip your postman

Tip - Wear comfortable shoes.

Tip - Under the hedge is not a secure place.

Tip - If next door looks like a crack den, thats not secure either. Most of my parcels end up down Cash Converters before the pubs open.

dog1

Hermann wrote:

I really don't see how R&R could ever be described as fraud.

The fact is, no matter what has been posted on here, no-one ever knows what they are going to be charged at the till until they actually pay.

There is no way of knowing what an item will scan before it goes through the till. Even managers in store have to scan them through a till when checking.

The nearest thing is using a price scanner that some stores have. However these do not always scan at the same price as the till and they also do not show multibuy or linked discounts.

So how can there be fraud ? The customer is the victim of a criminal offence and they have no way of knowing that would happen.

The customer may hope that the offence takes place.

But there is an enormous difference between hoping and knowing.

So you are hoping that you will be able to commit a fraud?



I think deep down you know that we all tread a fine line and that is why we get the BUZZ.:D

I started my post by saying that fraud is complicated and thus "open to individual interpretation".

Like it or not..........right or wrong...........moral issues aside.

Most frauds are not black or white, they fall into a grey area.

That is why a JURY (individuals) are used to decide the outcome of a criminal trial.;)

I rest my case.

orainsear

Alfhartagain wrote:

I've just been overcharged by £2 on a phone but the Manager refuses to give me a refund on the basis that I knew it incorrectly priced, what do I do now?

Advice anyone?, I knew I should have started with something smaller but you all make it look so easy.

TIA

How did the manager prove that you knew it was incorrectly priced?

redfraggle_2

the_postman wrote:

Go on then

tell us what you have had from tescos since you started "checking your receipts"

Now I'm confused, I can't tell what you want from me - to prove that I have gained, or that I have contributed?

the_postman_2

Alfhartagain wrote:

I've just been overcharged by £2 on a phone but the Manager refuses to give me a refund on the basis that I knew it incorrectly priced, what do I do now?

Advice anyone?, I knew I should have started with something smaller but you all make it look so easy.

TIA

see what i mean?

the_postman_2

Gina_of_course! wrote:

Postman... we only have your word it was deliberate... and its not hard to see how much your word means... or doesnt...


btw... I do a lot of work with people who have been through breast cancer and subsequent treatments.... so your insult was quite apt..


drop an extra £50 in the collection box eh... theres a good lad..

Thats nice

Sod the £50 , ill take it out

Pathetic

the_postman_2

redfraggle wrote:

Now I'm confused, I can't tell what you want from me - to prove that I have gained, or that I have contributed?

im interested what you have gained