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Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

henlans wrote: »

Will not confirm new glitches today until later as i have work training all day but i did do 6x £15 before work at 7.30 am

Henlans what is your job? Just to highlight, this is not a dig at you it is purely off the back of my amazement that you work, care for a family and still manage to keep on top of the glitches. You must have fantastic organisational skills along with exceptionally high energy levels.

I struggle to get out of bed in the morning to get the kids to school, let alone fit in a job and visits to As :rotfl:

henlans

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy wrote: »

Henlans what is your job? Just to highlight, this is not a dig at you it is purely off the back of my amazement that you work, care for a family and still manage to keep on top of the glitches. You must have fantastic organisational skills along with exceptionally high energy levels.

I struggle to get out of bed in the morning to get the kids to school, let alone fit in a job and visits to As :rotfl:

To be honest i work to much. But i enjoy providing for my family nothing special tho

jumeriah64

cjj wrote: »

I've read this and am a bit worried tbh. What do we think ? x

I'd say the conclusions were legally accurate. And from a system point of view definitely so.

But last year sada made £998.6 million in profits...apparently a 5% rise on previous trading....and that in the blackest economy, highest unemployment (in most age groups/sectors) and fierce trading competition from the other big 5.

I'd say everyone can sleep sound.....would be a PR disaster if they pursued legal routes.....and their PR guys made the precedent of calling Henlans a "savy buyer" in the papers.

you can see it now "Sada hound savy buyers into court" ...I don't think so.

jumeriah64

henlans wrote: »

To be honest i work to much. But i enjoy providing for my family nothing special tho

you must never sleep! :rotfl: ..... respect

redkids1972

Hi just to let you know the Bertolli did not work for me tho used MOC so not all lost

9 items (7 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Morrisons
+£1.39

2 x Bertolli Olive Oil Spread (1Kg) £6.44 £7.40
1 x Swizzels Matlow Strawberry Refresher Bar £0.10 £0.12
1 x Barratt Sherbert Dib Dab (23g) £0.30 £0.39
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant White Mice Bar (15g) £0.10 N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant Rainbow Buttons Bar (15g) £0.09 N/A
1 x Options Mint Madness Instant Hot Chocolate Drink (... £0.20 £0.25
1 x Options Belgian Chocolate Instant Hot Chocolate Dr... £0.20 £0.32
1 x Options Cracking Hazlenut Belgian Chocolate Drink ... £0.20 £0.25
2 x Options Wicked White Choc Instant Hot Chocolate Dr... £0.40 £0.50

Comparison total (compared products only) £7.84 £9.23

N20Y1D

jumeriah64 wrote: »

I'd say the conclusions were legally accurate. And from a system point of view definitely so.

But last year sada made £998.6 million in profits...apparently a 5% rise on previous trading....and that in the blackest economy, highest unemployment (in most age groups/sectors) and fierce trading competition from the other big 5.

I'd say everyone can sleep sound.....would be a PR disaster if they pursued legal routes.....and their PR guys made the precedent of calling Henlans a "savy buyer" in the papers.

you can see it now "Sada hound savy buyers into court" ...I don't think so.

There is no way they can "run a recursive search" all vouchers over £10 have identical barcodes. They'd have to have someone sit down and manually sift through vouchers. and even then once the vouchers are stuck inside the till there is no way of linking them to a specific shop, especially if they are maxxed out vouchers.

They are a load of wallys spouting hot air about something they know nothing about.

itch_for_a_glitch

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy wrote: »

Henlans what is your job? Just to highlight, this is not a dig at you it is purely off the back of my amazement that you work, care for a family and still manage to keep on top of the glitches. You must have fantastic organisational skills along with exceptionally high energy levels.

I struggle to get out of bed in the morning to get the kids to school, let alone fit in a job and visits to As :rotfl:

Its a man thing, we've been doing it for centuries.

Money_Doctor

Sorry guys, I am a late comer to the party...... Quick Question...

If All I am doing is getting a voucher for money back on the different why don;t I just buy the product at the Supermarket where it is cheaper in the first place?

jubarnes26

Money_Doctor wrote: »

Sorry guys, I am a late comer to the party...... Quick Question...

If All I am doing is getting a voucher for money back on the different why don;t I just buy the product at the Supermarket where it is cheaper in the first place?

because the other supermarkets arent selling the stuff at the ridiculously prices we are getting them for - asda's price guarantee just thinks they are!!

jubarnes26

Money_Doctor wrote: »

Sorry guys, I am a late comer to the party...... Quick Question...

If All I am doing is getting a voucher for money back on the different why don;t I just buy the product at the Supermarket where it is cheaper in the first place?

and asda give you 10% back on top.