Tesco misprice discussion area part 16

ooro

mirandamayhem wrote:

I've been reading this thread, trying to get into it and tbh i just don't have a clue what's going on. But from reading I agree with 306 there's a whole load of constructive posters, if only the discussion would actually loosely stay around the topic of misprice!
My DH is a Trading Standards Officer, and so the legality of Tesco's and their constant law breaking is regularly discussed. The problem is the fact that the misprices vary from store to store, and TS only ever get one or two complaints at a time, and if TS are to ever take Tesco to court, you can bet your R&R Tesco won't scrimp on good defence!

Very welcome good post. Although I now spot misprices in every store i go into so I'm not clear why we seem to think that the tesco r&R policy is about keeping on the right side of trading standards unless there is some reason to suppose tesco is worse or deliberately mispricing...

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ukdrummajor

TescoEmployee wrote:

Sorry i can't seem to find the above words in the dictonary :rotfl: What is this 'Bovvered' you speak of?:rotfl: :rolleyes:

When attempting to correct people on their use of the English language please ensure you , yourself , can spell dictionary.

Constantine

ukdrummajor wrote:

When attempting to correct people on their use of the English language please ensure you , yourself , can spell dictionary.

Did you have to resurrect something useless from 12 hours ago? Whats the point?

To continue your theme, you do not need a space before a comma. Just one after it. Pointless and adds nothing to the thread - but at least now you know.

Wow....this could be the Golden Age for this thread. Two posts on the spin and we have all had a bit of up skilling on spelling and grammar :cool: :rolleyes:

ScotBoy

'Up skilling'

?!?

Let's nail the jelly to the ceiling! Throw it is the think-tank and see if it floats!

What's this thread for again?

ukdrummajor

I have only just logged on again, therefore only just read previous posts from throughout the night. So yes, i do feel i can make a comment if i so wish.

(Pls note the correct use of comma`s and spaces)

Anyway, i think i can here the postman at the door.........

ukdrummajor

BACK ON TRACK..........Do Tescos have nominated charities or do they have a "charity of the month" so to speak.........The reason i ask is that if Tescos change their policy i personally wouldn`t mind getting the difference back and tescos making a donation to charity. Thoughts?

(and just for the record, i would also think other supermarkets could do the same)

rdwarr

Enough of the grammar lessons, please. No matter how good you think you are there will always be somebody more pedantic who will rise to the bait.
Fortunately I'm not like that or I'd be tempted to point out that "bovvered" can be found in a dictionary here, and that correct usage of commas and spaces is meaningless without corresponding attention to capital letters and apostrophes.
As far as I'm concerned, if I can understand what you mean, that's good enough.
Like the abandoned 1950's Ford, nobody's prefect

orainsear

ukdrummajor wrote:

(Pls note the correct use of comma`s and spaces)

An apostrophe is not used in the plural of a word, so it's actually commas as opposed to comma's.

Not that it matters to me anyway - as long as I can understand the basic message it's not something that really bothers me

joaniemerc

maggiemay11 wrote:

Absolutely !, ELP has a fantastic and user friendly Misprice list

What is ELP pls?:o

Ignore - just read the answer further back.

ukdrummajor

ok, ok.......i get the message. lol!