Grabbit While You Can

anneliza

Does anyone else feel slightly uneasy at some of the threads on here about glitches on websites which allow you to get more than you are paying for? Just because there is an error on the site??

Does it sound a little bit like the riots we have seen on the streets where everyone is out for what they can get??

Just food for thought.
anneliza

bloss0m

This really isnt the place for discussion of grabbit offers/glitches try Site Feedback

czerniacha

and how is it a grabbit?!?!?!

noone causes any damage or steals! the companys can choose not to honour glitches if they can't afford it! we just keep trying and get lucky sometimes...

not everyone can pay full price for what they need...

lawrie28

NO, beacuse the looting is people walking in and stealing.

Glitches are using a companies purchasing system to buy things using discounts or prices they have set up. If that company did not want people to purchase things at that price, then we assume they would not set up their system to allow it.

Often if there are mistakes the company do not allow the purchase at all, so they do keep an eye on things.

Some companies like it as getting on a site like this is a great way to clear stock without paying for any advertising, and people will always grab a bargain.

karenann76

Don't be ridiculous!!!!!!!!!!!!!

bcl999

anneliza wrote: »

Does anyone else feel slightly uneasy at some of the threads on here about glitches on websites which allow you to get more than you are paying for? Just because there is an error on the site??

Does it sound a little bit like the riots we have seen on the streets where everyone is out for what they can get??

Just food for thought.
anneliza

Seems I am swimming against the tide looking at the other replies but I think you do have a point.

liam8282

Yes I think buying something off the internet at a discounted price or even at a price which is an error that a retailer may or may not honour, is exactly the same as going to my local city centre, getting a brick, smashing a shop front in, stealing as much as I can carry and then setting fire to the shop.

I can't see any difference at all between the two.

robstersgirl

I love "looting" Tesco the legal way!! :rotfl:
If they had integrity in the first place they wouldn't have issues....

bcl999

czerniacha wrote: »

noone causes any damage ...

A selective quotation I know but I have to disagree with the statement.

liam8282

Oh dear, I have just broken my computer screen trying to loot a grabbit I just saw on another thread. :rotfl:

robstersgirl

On second thoughts I'm actually quite offended at being compared to the low life scum who have murdered people, set fire to and robbed small family businesses and made people fear for their lives.