Letter from Sainsbury

ShaneUK

I love the fact that he put his age as well!!

LeeSouthEast

That's a) cute, and b) well handled by Sainsburys!

27 and a 1/3

purple.sarah

Reggie_Rebel wrote: »

£3?

Mean from Sainsburys. could have rounded it up to a fiver

They didn't have to give her anything at all for sending a letter and it's enough to pay for a loaf of tiger bread or quite a few sweeties! I'm sure she won't be so ungrateful! Didn't your parents ever tell you it's the thought that counts?

Alex-Riley.

27 and 1/3 (i find that a bit cute from Alex_Riley age 18 3/4 )

saintjammyswine

That is probably one of the nicest, most personal and genuine letters I have ever seen from a major company, well done Sainsburys but more praise to Chris King. From SaintJammySwine aged 36 3/4 (ouch).

andrew-the-cat

Can't believe this is only doing the rounds now. Saw it in the monthly journal last year

marywooyeah

Reggie_Rebel wrote: »

£3?

Mean from Sainsburys. could have rounded it up to a fiver

that's what I thought! could have chucked a loaf of giraffe bread in too

arcon5

Reggie_Rebel wrote: »

£3?

Mean from Sainsburys. could have rounded it up to a fiver

Isn't it the thought that counts?

As an adult £3 may not be alot of money, but for a child it could buy plenty of goodies -- especially from a supermarket who also have budget lines.

There's just no pleasing some people

arcon5

Also, it's likely the letter was addressed to the little girl herself, so just the fact she has had a letter delivered and has to open will be exiting enough for a child.

Techhead_2

arcon5 wrote: »

Also, it's likely the letter was addressed to the little girl herself, so just the fact she has had a letter delivered and has to open will be exiting enough for a child.

Exactly, a really nice gesture .



-Tech head aged 43 1/2