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Adams in liquidation
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Birmingham city centre branch confirmed no sale and not closing - well that they are aware of. They said we can still use nectar vouchers but not get any points. hth0
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I had to send 7 vouchers back for a different reason, 3500 points, 8 weeks later & 3 phone calls a week they have finally been added!!!!!!!!2025 - finally back comping after a stressful house move - send me fairy dust please0
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Adams in Barnsley are offering a discount card - you get 10% off for a few months instead of Nectar - might have to ask for it though !Sealed pot challenge 822
Jan - £176.66 :j0 -
I have seven pounds of vouchers to spend still, better go in tomorrow and see what I can use them on. Thanks for the tip off.“Ordinary riches can be stolen, real riches cannot. In your soul are infinitely precious things that cannot be taken from you.” - Oscar Wilde0
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dont know if its me personaly but found adams clothes poor quality. sainsburys tu clothing much better and lovely quality on a par with marks and sparks for durability and very stylish. you can earn nectar points and they often have money off leaflets instore and great sales. I find the nectar scheme hard to earn points on though.:j I sometimes give myself admirable advice, but am incapable of taking it.0
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rosebyanyothername wrote: »dont know if its me personaly but found adams clothes poor quality. sainsburys tu clothing much better and lovely quality on a par with marks and sparks for durability and very stylish. you can earn nectar points and they often have money off leaflets instore and great sales. I find the nectar scheme hard to earn points on though.
Adams originally owned TU Childrenswear (Sainsbury's) and also MiniMode Childrenswear(Boots), TU were sold off late last year to Exel group who were then subject to a merger takeover by DHL.
Mini Mode and Adams have now been brought by Country Casuals, leaving only the debt of Adams to be liquidated.
So you can't really comapre TU and Adams as it all comes from the same factory.0 -
chandlerscroft wrote: »Adams originally owned TU Childrenswear (Sainsbury's) and also MiniMode Childrenswear(Boots), TU were sold off late last year to Exel group who were then subject to a merger takeover by DHL.
Mini Mode and Adams have now been brought by Country Casuals, leaving only the debt of Adams to be liquidated.
So you can't really comapre TU and Adams as it all comes from the same factory.
Beat me to it, just what I was gonna say and also, I find boots and adams clothes all shrink fairly quickly. And that they're a "small size" compared with tescos or next which seem more right for my DD and always have a bit of room for growth too. Adams stuff tends to only last my daughter a couple of months then too small!0 -
Hi there
A friend of mine works for adams and has stated quite categorically that they are not in liquidationand reent marketing events like closing out sales are just that - marketing ploys My advcie? Read the windows etc carefully0
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