Tesco Discussion chat & grabbits eleven PLUS

artha

kadison wrote: »

I am not dishonest, but I am not always completely honest when it comes to shopping, obviously I don't shoplift but I have kept quiet when being over-refunded, I've noticed lots of people on here saying they've been given more DTD that they were entitled to and how many have spoken up? I'd be interested to know.....

I think selective honesty is more common than complete and total honesty i.e. I might not speak up if given too much money from the till but someone recently left a fiver change in a self-service till and I handed it in without hesitation because that money belongs to a person not a large corporation.

I 've posted this before in relation to someones(littlelost?) dilemna about this sort of thing but as it was on the night shift it may have been missed:

The 1968 Theft Act says "A person is guilty of theft if he dishonestly appropriates property belonging to another with the intention of permanently depriving the other of it".

It goes on to say "A person is guilty of an offence if - (a) a wrongful credit has been made to an account kept by him or in respect of which he has any right or interest; (b) he knows or believes that the credit is wrongful; and (c) he dishonestly fails to take such steps as are reasonable in the circumstances to secure that the credit is cancelled."

The act has been updated over the years but the principle remains the same.

Not judging anyone but making sure that individuals know where they stand and can make their own moral/legal judgement. HTH

celebrate

caz2703 wrote: »

Hi Celebrate. Hope all is well with you and don't forget where we all are when you need to find your mojo again

haven't forgotten you at all caz, hope things going ok for you too x

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Nooooo, don't go!:(

i'm still around chuck;);), it's actually been quite liberating NOT to feel I have to post and keep up to date with the thread, i just catch up now and again but don't stress as much about missing the odd day here and there but i am trying to be good and pay attention to other areas of my life, was struggling keeping up at work but am in most days until the evenings -mum's helping with the kids, still have down days and still way behind but i'm getting there:A (avoiding daily trips to T's before, during and after work has also helped:D)

nikkilala wrote: »

Hiya Celebrate, you made my mouth drop and go "She's Back":T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T

LOL -can't resist you guys, love to catch up with your posts especially, you always cheer me up x:j

ps big congrats to czery with the new job and hope it all goes well tomorrow:)

sweet_tooth

not been near a T's in days think i need to compile a list of things to look out for 2mrw.
Celebrate glad to hear ur doing well, i've ben thinking of u

sunshinestar101

frequent wrote: »

has frequent confused

Can I get translation from the Sunshinestar dictionary please.

A. Donest : Does not have to be 'proven "?
B.Donest : Done honestly ( like a T sel for kippers )
C: Donest: New word invented by SST ? mse is now providing services.
D. Phone a friend ?

Please hun don't get het up, just take it nice and easy, maybe peruse you T haul to lift spirit.

Hey frequent why u in such good mood today given you woke up with a spanner in your head ?

simples, 6 paracetamol, 6 stella and 2 goals or more man city v b munich is mc 2 bm 0: man u fans u not singing anymore :rotfl::rotfl:

Man-U Losing has just cheered me right up too - plus 4 packets of Monster Munch, a Snickers and now a packet of Shrek Marshmallows..........

and yeah, i ment DOESNT.... as in does not... sorry was all angry, so typing VERY HARD on the keyboard at the time.. didnt realise.


shrek marshmallows are HORRIBLE - glad i only paid 1p for em..... Rice crispie cakes tomorrow me thinks!

mandycr

is rather distracted at peter andre singing over the rainbow please no more tesco talk for 5 mins lol

MrsBartolozzi

artha wrote: »

It goes on to say "A person is guilty of an offence if - (a) a wrongful credit has been made to an account kept by him or in respect of which he has any right or interest; (b) he knows or believes that the credit is wrongful; and (c) he dishonestly fails to take such steps as are reasonable in the circumstances to secure that the credit is cancelled."

I find this very interesting in the light of the earlier post where the poster overhead a manager saying not to change the labels on some sausages that were labelled at £2, but scanned at over £4, because they would make more money from those who are enticed to buy by the cheap label and then fail to check their receipt.

Wrongful credit paid to T by customer (check)
T's representative (manager) has full knowledge of this (check)
Fails to automatically redress customer's overpayment (check)

Tesco, guilty as charged!:D

sunshinestar101

MrsBartolozzi wrote: »

I find this very interesting in the light of the earlier post where the poster overhead a manager saying not to change the labels on some sausages that were labelled at £2, but scanned at over £4, because they would make more money from those who are enticed to buy by the cheap label and then fail to check their receipt.

Wrongful credit paid to T by customer (check)
T's representative (manager) has full knowledge of this (check)
Fails to automatically redress customer's overpayment (check)

Tesco, guilty as charged!:D

exactly my point.....

anyway - wanted to ask about your signature - Malay isnt it??? what does it translate at?? xxx

is it something to do with the spirit??? -

artha

MrsBartolozzi wrote: »

I find this very interesting in the light of the earlier post where the poster overhead a manager saying not to change the labels on some sausages that were labelled at £2, but scanned at over £4, because they would make more money from those who are enticed to buy by the cheap label and then fail to check their receipt.

Wrongful credit paid to T by customer (check)
T's representative (manager) has full knowledge of this (check)
Fails to automatically redress customer's overpayment (check)

Tesco, guilty as charged!

Have to agree whole heartedly:)

HappyChappy84

darroch10 wrote: »

borderline? After all the thieving comments on here today am only having a laugh about HC not celebrating christmas for all i know he is a muslim? Chill frequent

Nope, not Muslim, not any religion, I just don't like christmas.

MrsBartolozzi

It's part of a Sumerian prayer of worship to the Goddess Ishtar.


(It's also part of the chorus to Psychonaut by Fields of the Nephilim);)