Tesco Discussion chat & grabbits eleven PLUS

nikkilala_2

Happy it was about 86p for 6 rolls:T & Happy you won't believe this but we have 2 snow machines and he puts them on xmas day, now you all now I'm really mad:rotfl::rotfl:When he first got them he "snowed" up the garden and sent everyone snow pictures on his phone asking if they'd got any???:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

jumblejack

MrsBartolozzi wrote: »

I've not finished catching up but just remembered the customer in front of me this evening had 2 cans of Aussie brand hairspray called something like dual personality with hold and shine*. She was told that they couldn't sell it to her as it wasn't "priced properly".
Maybe worth a look and a trip to the SS tills?

* i think it's this:
http://www.aussiehair.com/uk/products/mega-hi-hold-hi-shine-hairspray.php

Hmmm *rubs chin thoughtfully*. I will check this one out tomorrow. Worth looking amongst them whether the style on the cans are different.

Cheers me dears!

sunshinestar101

ok - clearly a touchy subject regarding the re-stickering of barcodes....

but it is NOT illegal.... cant remember who it was that mentioned that companies are not ment to re-sticker items to charge a higher price.. but they are correct in saying this..... They would have a lot to answer for if this was brought to light...
Only exception is regarding REDUCING items - hence the yellow stickers on Whoopsies - They HAVE to state the original Price - and then the reduced price...


and on the note of 'obtainong goods by deception' - well, everyone that has knowingly obtained a DTD item (knowing they were being charged more than the SEL) is also committing the same crime... You are deceiving the store into believeing you were unaware of the higher price paid - until you checked your receipt....... therefore deceiving CS staff....

Also anyone that has purchased a 1p item - KNOWING full well that the store is NOT ment to sell them... also 'obtaining goods by deception'

And anyone that has used a coupon for any other way it was intended (wether with multiple e-mail addresses, using more than one in one transaction, using for other items... etc etc) - also 'obtaining goods by deception'

There are also other ways in which this 'Law' could be interpreted - but can you honestly say that none of you have ever done any of the above????? - i doubt it.......

Pot,Kettle,Black.......

HappyChappy84

nikkilala wrote: »

Happy it was about 86p for 6 rolls:T & Happy you won't believe this but we have 2 snow machines and he puts them on xmas day, now you all now I'm really mad:rotfl::rotfl:When he first got them he "snowed" up the garden and sent everyone snow pictures on his phone asking if they'd got any???:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

locarr

nikkilala wrote: »

Totally O/T but did you know when girls live together they usually all end up having "the time of the month" at the same time!!!! Don't envy you in a few years:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

same with close mates/work colleagues....'kin murder!

sunshinestar101

Appologies for the previous post sounding a little 'abrupt' - But i think im just having one of those Pregnancy moments ... lol... But i honestly do believe what i have said is correct and true... hope not to fall out with anoyone. xxx

Dizzy_Ditzy

locarr wrote: »

same with close mates/work colleagues....'kin murder!

try an office full of menopausals......:eek:

mharzuk

nikkilala wrote: »

Because apart from duvets I love a bit of bleach and kitchen roll!!!!
Remember the pink bleach glitch and the kitchen roll:o





Well I got a few;););)

ok how many of us straight away spotted the spider web loo rolls and the surf that was glitching a while back. My first thought was "how did she get into my kitchen to take those picures?" LOL:rotfl:

bensonsmum

Got a nice little DTD on 4 packs of riverway sausages today, whilst at CS waiting for them to sort it out the lovely CS assistant said i was the third person that day that she had to give DTD to on the sausages, so i said why don't they do something about it then her reply was "our manager has said that overall we will make more money leaving them as they are as not every one looks at their receipt" and this came from the horses mouth so to speak. I said if i had known i was going to get DTD i would have picked up more - her reply was make sure you do next time you see these sausages as we are always paying out on them and maybe that will teach "him" to get his pricing team sorted out!!!

And people wonder why we go for DTD:p:p:p

LadyLeenie

sunshinestar101 wrote: »

ok - clearly a touchy subject regarding the re-stickering of barcodes....

but it is NOT illegal.... cant remember who it was that mentioned that companies are not ment to re-sticker items to charge a higher price.. but they are correct in saying this..... They would have a lot to answer for if this was brought to light...
Only exception is regarding REDUCING items - hence the yellow stickers on Whoopsies - They HAVE to state the original Price - and then the reduced price...


and on the note of 'obtainong goods by deception' - well, everyone that has knowingly obtained a DTD item (knowing they were being charged more than the SEL) is also committing the same crime... You are deceiving the store into believeing you were unaware of the higher price paid - until you checked your receipt....... therefore deceiving CS staff....

Also anyone that has purchased a 1p item - KNOWING full well that the store is NOT ment to sell them... also 'obtaining goods by deception'

And anyone that has used a coupon for any other way it was intended (wether with multiple e-mail addresses, using more than one in one transaction, using for other items... etc etc) - also 'obtaining goods by deception'

There are also other ways in which this 'Law' could be interpreted - but can you honestly say that none of you have ever done any of the above????? - i doubt it.......

Pot,Kettle,Black.......

I have never claimed a DTD,I have never used vouchers for anything other then what it was meant for and only one at a time. I have purchased 1p nuts so ok I have 'obtained goods by deception'