Tesco misprice discussion area part 17

C00kie_2

bluey9 wrote:

Ok LJ, firstly I didn't call anyone a "scavenging tram" or a "theive". Secondly I wasn't referring to everyone, just the greedy ones (and the oinkers know who they are) who abused the policy, leading to it's demise.

Ah, thanks. I hadn't realised from your previous post that it wasn't everyone you meant... I'm a regular bargain hunter and the reduced items shelf always gets looked at by me for 10p (or whatever) items. Pleased I'm not a "scavenging tramp" now, i'll sleep better at night

frequent

Hi guys, have a CS with me at moment, she says she knew nothing of DTD policy, typical eh !

FloFlo

frequent wrote:

Hi guys, have a CS with me at moment, she says she knew nothing of DTD policy, typical eh !

Same one or newbie. Don't forget the pillow talk, any big r&rs lately.

rdwarr

Zara33 wrote:

Wooohoooo it took you all that time to have the guts to post in this thread and this is the best you come away with :rolleyes:

Ah, once again this thread makes a newbie feel welcome :rolleyes:

This is not the place to discuss ethics. Any such posts (be they for or against) should be reported and then ignored. Getting into abusive arguments is just "troll feeding" and diminishes the credibility of the whole community.

bluey9

Take the blindfold off her, put the toy gun away and stop terrorising the poor woman. Kipnap and torture is not the way to get answers.

FloFlo

bluey9 wrote:

Gonna do some R&R at lunchtime myself, reverse R&R. I'll print out the latest misprices and if I see any when I'm in Tesco I'll point them out to the staff so they can sort the error before they get overrun with people making their working day a nightmare.
I think it's the decent thing to do, don't you?

That's what I'm doing today - small world. They usually give me free stuff too, doesn't get much better.:beer:

bluey9

Robot wrote:

Hun Troll.

And so we have someone resorting to sectarian, bigotted, racist abuse.

Let's see it defended, I can hardly wait.

rdwarr

bluey9 wrote:

And so we have someone resorting to sectarian, bigotted, racist abuse.

Let's see it defended, I can hardly wait.

I was just amazed that a "respected" contributor to this thread felt it worthy of thanks.
I hope Redfox has the patience to delete all of the above rubbish. If not, we can say goodbye to this thread forever.

Robot_3

bluey9 wrote:

And so we have someone resorting to sectarian, bigotted, racist abuse.

Let's see it defended, I can hardly wait.

Perhaps your interpretation is slightly wrong as it's the Mongolian Hun :rotfl:

hardy

bluey9 wrote:

Gonna do some R&R at lunchtime myself, reverse R&R. I'll print out the latest misprices and if I see any when I'm in Tesco I'll point them out to the staff so they can sort the error before they get overrun with people making their working day a nightmare.
I think it's the decent thing to do, don't you?

Priceless!!!!!!:rotfl: :rotfl:

Good to see Moneysaving expert is enabling you to do the job that the Tesco system can't seem to enable you to do. :money:

That coupled with the fact that you appear to be putting your energy into trawling through this site rather than putting it to use by putting your store in order.

I feel sorry for many of the CS staff. They are caught between the customer, Tesco policy and their store managers. Pity one of the higher level, "significant" managers didn't have the brains to alter the accountability structure and line management of all CS staff. Take them from under the store management and put them under area management. That way they would be able to get on with providing customer services and ensuring Tesco policies were being consistently applied.

In its current form, many CS staff appear to be worried that the store manager will be cross that his store is showing so much "wastage" and being influenced by his anger ather than being left to provide a quality service to customers. If the store manager didn't have such influence over CS staff, perhaps he / she would get on with improving the pricing integrity within his / her store to minimise the overcharges in the first place rather than trying to save "wastage" by pressurising CS staff to reduce the occasions on which the policy is applied!