Elite 11+ Another new thread

MKS

Nannylala wrote: »

Afternoon
nice bit of sunshine here,am just having a catchup whilst Auntielal has a little sleep (first few days after chemo leave her feeling a bit fatigued,)but it gives me a chance to nip out to my favourite shops and off load a few vouchers ;)am building her up a nice little stock of lenor and picking up a few nice whoopsies along the way :T

love and hugs to you all.

3dogs so nice to see you spending time in Portsmouth with your friends you really are doing so well bless you x

Nanny, it's lovely that you are taking great care of Auntie but please take time out to look after yourself as well. :A

bargainqueen8

missy.moo wrote: »

Afternoon all,

Sorry, OT, but does any kind soul out there remember what the awesome cough medicine is called from Boots?



I've had this bug for over a week, cough getting worse. If I'm honest, it's probably an infection, but I'd rather try to sort it myself without pestering my doc. TIA

not sure if you`ve had a reply but it`s pholcodiene.hth

N20Y1D

sew_and_sew wrote: »

It wasn't a typical email from Asda. There was some very personal stuff involved. I'm saying nothing about that. Sorry.
If people want to call me "silly" and indicate me a liar then carry on doing so. It's very easy to contend with when you know 100% that you are in the right. I recieved a very long email today which was very detailed and personal in content. It was an also an apology giving an explanation from their side of what the situation was. I quoted a paragraph from that email verbatim. Anyone smart enough may have noted the type and size of print of that paragraph was different to my own. I thought I was contributing but if people just want to snipe then do me a favour and put me on your ignore list.

A different font? in a different size?

Hi this is ASDA, stop robbing us, you scamming gits...

Thanks

David.

sew_and_sew wrote: »

It wasn't a typical email from Asda. There was some very personal stuff involved. I'm saying nothing about that. Sorry.
If people want to call me "silly" and indicate me a liar then carry on doing so. It's very easy to contend with when you know 100% that you are in the right. I recieved a very long email today which was very detailed and personal in content. It was an also an apology giving an explanation from their side of what the situation was. I quoted a paragraph from that email verbatim. Anyone smart enough may have noted the type and size of print of that paragraph was different to my own. I thought I was contributing but if people just want to snipe then do me a favour and put me on your ignore list.

I never meant it to come across that you are a liar if thats how it looked ,I said not going back to check my exact words that it was a strange/strong word for them to use. Then when I read it again I came to the conclusion rightly or wrongly that it was aimed at photoshoppers out there. When I said something along the lines of dont know if it is true/right etc I dont.
I wouldnt put any personal info up either

missy.moo_3

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

not sure if you`ve had a reply but it`s pholcodiene.hth

Thanks BQ, I'll send dh out for some later.

chandlerscroft

N20Y1D wrote: »

A different font? in a different size?

Hi this is ASDA, stop robbing us, you scamming gits...

Thanks



PMSL :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

littlebit

Jerryjerryjerry wrote: »

Thanks for that Mhoc. Have to admit, in the past, i've always done whoopsies on their own incase it interferred, but wanted to save some time tonight, as the earlier that I get home, the earlier I can have a drink!

Tonight, i'm going to split my usual shop (researched with the help of mysupermarket) into two (just incase I get some nice APG's). Then have a separate basket for any whoopsies.

Thanks again.

Woopsies in A dont compair if the are things like meat and veg etc end of sel fresh produce but end of line reduced items do it is in the T&C's

5. Any items carrying a "Whoops" label in ASDA will be excluded from the ASDA Price Guarantee as these are store specific discounts on damaged or short date coded items.

HTH

Jerryjerryjerry

sew_and_sew wrote: »

It wasn't a typical email from Asda. There was some very personal stuff involved. I'm saying nothing about that. Sorry.
If people want to call me "silly" and indicate me a liar then carry on doing so. It's very easy to contend with when you know 100% that you are in the right. I recieved a very long email today which was very detailed and personal in content. It was an also an apology giving an explanation from their side of what the situation was. I quoted a paragraph from that email verbatim. Anyone smart enough may have noted the type and size of print of that paragraph was different to my own. I thought I was contributing but if people just want to snipe then do me a favour and put me on your ignore list.

So TRUE! Of all situations in life.. well done for being calm and standing your ground.. You get my respect for that.

locarr

lutzi1 wrote: »

That's it now, from now on to me you will always be Lowcarb! :rotfl: Though I suppose I do see you as more of a meat than a muesli type of a guy .


Morning peeps! :wave:

:rotfl::rotfl: I have been called worse!!!:D

sew_and_sew wrote: »

Had my response from HQ. Small part of it says:

[FONT=Times New Roman,serif][FONT=Calibri,sans-serif]"With the Asda Price Guarantee vouchers, we have been having some issues with duplication and also with customers who’ve developed a way of scamming using the Asda Price Guarantee vouchers. This is why the stores have been briefed on carrying out extra checks on APG vouchers to make sure they’re legitimate."[/FONT][/FONT]


[FONT=Times New Roman,serif][FONT=Calibri,sans-serif] ......so no memo then??[/FONT][/FONT]

I have seen something similar to the above but Not quite the same as "all branches to hassle APG customers as much as possible" below tho!:cool:

sew_and_sew wrote: »

From reading the posts over the past couple of days I get the impression that ASDA have sent a memo to all branches to hassle APG customers as much as possible.

Jerryjerryjerry

littlebit wrote: »

Woopsies in A dont compair if the are things like meat and veg etc end of sel fresh produce but end of line reduced items do it is in the T&C's

5. Any items carrying a "Whoops" label in ASDA will be excluded from the ASDA Price Guarantee as these are store specific discounts on damaged or short date coded items.

HTH

Thank you.. I did actually read that.. but was confused as to whether or not a whoopsie could count as one of your fillers.. thanks again for helping out.. I appreciate it.