Tesco misprice discussion area part 17

spa2k

ampersand wrote:

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Hello manager1975
~You reiterate this - report to the Head, now please(Offence-unbent knees).
Then this -

~~Moneysavers are fully aware of this, hence what some consider an excess of zeal on the part of many. HENCE THIS THREAD!
There is something sardonic, knocking and calculating in that last sentence, too. It could read thus: ' Been overcharged? so what?

Although my dear ampersand it could be translated as - the average customer will usually not be overcharged and therefore wont notice the change in policy. Also, the average customer will not actively seek out overcharges. Anyway, hope you are well and that life in your part of the world is treating you as it should!

Oh, and dude scares me sometimes so the thought of him waiting for me is not a good one!

rombomb

Just like to thank Mr T for the tasty sirloins he provided me with last night, they went down a treat. Unlike some though, none for seagulls.

ampersand

Kaos wrote:

Prob can't go tonight cause my bloke may not appreciate Valentines night in Tesco,

Not a man of discernment then?

taxiphil

spa2k wrote:

Although my dear ampersand it could be translated as - the average customer will usually not be overcharged and therefore wont notice the change in policy.

Will usually not be overcharged ---or--- Will usually not notice they've been overcharged?

Two very different things, and I think the latter is more the case than the former.

After all, a heck of a lot of people buy Coke and pre-packed meat, don't they?
And I bet a tiny, tiny percentage of those people noticed they'd been overcharged.

ben500

Constantine wrote:

Ahh...I love it when that word gets spelt correctly .


Why no hard evidence yet? The document is not in store yet (apart from a rouge email, it would appear, that hit a handful). I have heard my Group Shrink Manager mention it and I know my Services Manager has had a bit of detail. However, until I see it in front of me...Speculation is futile.

Think I red that wun :rotfl: :rotfl: Sorry couldn't resist it must be a click thing.

ampersand

spa2k wrote:

Although my dear ampersand it could be translated as - the average customer will usually not be overcharged and therefore wont notice the change in policy. Also, the average customer will not actively seek out overcharges. Anyway, hope you are well and that life in your part of the world is treating you as it should!

Oh, and dude scares me sometimes so the thought of him waiting for me is not a good one!

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Fair comment,as always - nice to read you again.
I never feel antagonism towards your posts here and think you withstand much nobly, as does constantine.
Duck slaughter continues unabated in la belle hexagone for A:3am - midi.

ampersand

N20Y1D wrote:

If this is the case, then surely once they have given you double the difference there is nothing to stop you asking there and then for a full refund on the product you ahve just been overcharged on.

Wondered who would be the first to post this........

Constantine

ben500 wrote:

Think I red that wun :rotfl: :rotfl: Sorry couldn't resist it must be a click thing.

Just for you Benny...I know you love it when there is a bit of a grammatical error

Happy Valentines day, how is the Brandy tonight? :cool:

easy_on_the_cash

rombomb wrote:

Just like to thank Mr T for the tasty sirloins he provided me with last night, they went down a treat. Unlike some though, none for seagulls.

make the most of them?

TGM

"Dude is waiting for you"

Dunno, he might not be my type...

but don't quote me on it.