The secret live, not live RPG big bang for your buck elite 11+ chat thread.

uglybugball

Witch_Hazel wrote: »

Depends what type of colgate, the toothbrush that the other person is talking about isn't on 3 for 2 in either tosco or waitys.
Tosco 3 for 2 dental products is only colgate.

Sorry , I get confused very easily , must be my age :rotfl:

aau1

davemorton wrote: »

I agree

Well then I disagree with the above

Sunflower1227

Hi everyone:wave:

Aussie hair spray doesn't compare for AGP purposes

fyfi

has anyone been on the apg site recently, it is not showing the comparrisons anymore, if you want to know where to see the comparison pm me and i will tell you, but please do not put it on as they will then stop showing it there too

nikkinoo83

davemorton wrote: »

Will do, although the red is like paint stripper, its okay with 17p filler lemonade, or in a nice jug of Sangria :beer:

Hehehe well its a good job I dont drink red then :P OH does though so maybe i'll give him a glass when he's been bad haha..... or I could use in cooking if its not good enough to drink lol x

newbie1980

jayne.hamilton2 wrote: »

My best was £98 - sa didn't flinch:)

good evening Ms Hamilton.
im suprised you didnt stay out with the kids bobbing the night away in shrewsbury

aau1

Witch_Hazel wrote: »

I wonder which paper will pick this up a quote it. :eek:

The more people that quote it the easier it will be for them to get their next soundbite

aau1

APennysaved wrote: »

Logging on to say goodnight and logging off before the fan gets dirty again...

Let's hope for a few more happy shops tomorrow for old times' sake

took me a minute! :rotfl::rotfl:

davemorton

aau1 wrote: »

Well then I disagree with the above

Well I did have a quick and witty reply, but thought it might have just been the Alibali that found it witty, so best just call a taxi to catch lasts....Have fun and be good all! :beer:

RootedNomad

ekroys17 wrote: »

The manager explained that from Sunday that any vouchers over £15 would not be accepted at the tills, they would be directed to customer services and they would be given a telephone number to contact to be advised what they needed to do to redeem the voucher.

Thank you This clarifies a lot. As the APG is a heavily advertised promotion, including broadcast on TV, the ASA/Ofcom/OFT would be deluged with valid complaints if Asda refused to accept vouchers for the full amount even if over £15. If they want to change the terms and conditions of a promotion, they cannot do this retrospectively. What this seems to say is that A will refuse the vouchers at the till, which they are perfectly entitled to do, and will set up an alternative route for customers to redeem their valid vouchers.

This suggests that there is no cap on the amount that can be claimed on a voucher, more that redemption will be changed, presumably so that they can get a handle on enforcing the £100 per household per month limit. Will be interesting to see how this pans put.