The Extra Lovely (un)intelligible Totally Elitist thread

QPR10

David. wrote: »

Spread betting :rotfl:

I thought polygamy, alternate days/nights with Sunday as a day of rest :rotfl:

fairclaire

QPR10 wrote: »

2 Valentine's cards :rotfl:

either hedging their bets, or it's like Xmas presents. You buy one for your Oh and one for him to give to you :rotfl::rotfl:

pattylabelle

QPR10 wrote: »

2 Valentine's cards :rotfl:

you mean mange tout Rodney:D

artha

David. wrote: »

Or part of the coven and only artha has been over there recently

Wouldn't be me. Haven't got time for the cards, tealights, bedding etc but the broom sound interesting:rotfl::rotfl:

pattylabelle

artha wrote: »

Wouldn't be me. Haven't got time for the cards, tealights, bedding etc but the broom sound interesting:rotfl::rotfl:

Och ya should ha said:D

David.

artha wrote: »

It all depends on how confident you are when dealing with CS. There are plenty of stock answers/excuses to explain why you didn't notice the overcharge but the braver just say no I didn't notice.

Unfortunately with a multibuy there is no way to test whether it is working or not but if it doesn't work in your favour then you can just get a refund at CS (e'g DW has just phoned to say they have already bought it, got the wrong stuff etc)

The surest way, but not open for us all, is to find a T that you know is on the ball to check that the offer has been withdrawn and then try and find one that hasn't changed the SEls. Means though that you have to have a few Ts within easy striking distance.

Never done it but have no problem fighting my corner would be 6 probably, maybe 2 trolley loads was a tad ambitious and if all else fails head office has been fine with me in the past .
At the end of the day it is company policy:)

artha

pattylabelle wrote: »

Och ya should ha said:D

Next time;)

Queenriderbrekke

QPR10 wrote: »

2 Valentine's cards :rotfl:

Could be a mum buying 2 cards for her children? My mum always used to knock at the door and leave me and my sister a valentines pressie:)

Or even more romantic a man buying one for his wife and another for his daughter so she isn't left out?

pattylabelle

all multys on 9:04 shop showing in sadas favour.

davemorton

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

Could be a mum buying 2 cards for her children? My mum always used to knock at the door and leave me and my sister a valentines pressie:)

Or even more romantic a man buying one for his wife and another for his daughter so she isn't left out?

Or Artha buying 2 for himself?