Receipts at the Co-op

vuvuzela

Mopinappan wrote: »

No, that is a VAT invoice. That is 40p.

Are you still persisting with the fantasy that the attempt you knocked up is a real receipt despite the many fatal flaws with it ?
Bless.

mynameistallulah

peachyprice wrote: »

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An invoice, detailed or otherwise needs to show the VAT and VAT number of the business, make sure you put that on your next photoshop attempt

That will be 60p thank you!

peachyprice

Yay, an extra 20p for the VAT number :j

I bet they also charge by the inch, the receipt for a weekly shop is £3.50

Looksguywalker

mopinappan wrote: »

no, that is a vat invoice. That is 40p.

+ vat??????

prowla

Looksguywalker wrote: »

+ vat??????

You have to get a 2nd invoice to detail the VAT on the first one.

azzabazza

DCFC79 wrote: »

The guy is just doing his job, id rather staff do they job properly and ask if i want a bag, a receipt or do i have a nectar. Some staff may have been told the reason why but the other staff may have missed being told what the reason was for being asked about a receipt.

Yes, of course he is. He is the manager, and doesn't know why he or his staff has to do this. I felt sorry for him as he was a bit embarrassed.

Going to drop this now as this thread gone totally off the wall and I have more pressing things to deal with.

Thanks to all for constructive comments.

Looksguywalker

There's no legal requirement to supply a receipt unless it's requested I believe by the buyer.

azzabazza

I have asked admin to now lock this thread as the answers to my original post have totally gone ballistic.

Thanks to all who contributed to the original post in a constructive manner.

Looksguywalker

This is not ballistic azzabazza...it's a bit of fun really and not particularly important in any scheme of things.