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davemorton

David. wrote: »

Impersonating me more like :rotfl: no wonder I get a bad press

To be fair, I think I improve your press no end.
(And no, thats not because you look good compared to me!!)

David.

LaaCaz wrote: »

Ok - I have just done something I have never done before! I've skipped! I'm so sorry for the posts between 40 and here x

Shame on you :eek:

logie

davemorton wrote: »

:eek::eek:
Just ordered a few *cough* bottle of voddy from Tecsos, thinking if I paid for them, they would have to just charge me that price when they delivered tomorrow. Now I notice it is a GUIDE PRICE :eek::eek::eek:

They basically do your shopping and put it through a till before putting it on the van. If your Ts has stock and it goes through at £6.90 then all well and good. If it goes through at higher price you can refuse but may still have to pay delivery charge. Or you could argue it out with CS after if prices don't match (have sucessfully done this begore but DTD does not apply)
The bonus with the price showing online is that if your local is out of stock they should sub you and charge you £6.90 :D

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

Yeah, no slots left for today.

see what happens later. If it looks like it's going to be corrected, cancel your order. If not just take a chance and see what happens to your bank balance in the morning :eek: if you don't want some or all of it just send it back. Ive done this before. I just told the truth and said the price had shot up overnight.

Now I have a seperate ( usually pretty much empty) bank account that I use for online orders. I only put the guide price plus a couple of quid extra in. It's a basic account with no overdraft so if I get charged more than Im expecting my card gets declined. I set this up after being charged twice for one order by Asda to the tune of £200+ :eek: and having to wait over a week before I was refunded

davemorton

logie wrote: »

They basically do your shopping and put it through a till before putting it on the van. If your Ts has stock and it goes through at £6.90 then all well and good. If it goes through at higher price you can refuse but may still have to pay delivery charge. Or you could argue it out with CS after if prices don't match (have sucessfully done this begore but DTD does not apply)
The bonus with the price showing online is that if your local is out of stock they should sub you and charge you £6.90 :D

To be fair, I was hoping for a smirnoff sub A long shot I know

silverhairgranny

choirchick wrote: »

Good Afternoon Everyone

Hope you don't mind me sharing my shop today at T as I am really pleased with it.
After multibuys £78.76.
Less 2 x A2 milk -3.98
Less Iams -2.00
Less 5off 25 -5.00 (clothing)
total £67.80
Less overcharge (charged for 2 bags only bought 1) of £15 for extra bag Iams DTD of £30 (without any prompting)
Now total £37.80
Return dress (too small) -£25
Total for shopping £12.80

Didn't realise A2 milk on offer 2for£3 so takes £1 off shopping with 2 mocs.

please can we have some info on the Iams.:)

wackynut

Womble_Queen wrote: »

Yes. That's where ALL mine are from. The online magazine. I printed out about 50 but then hurt my back so wasn't able to get out to get any!

Even when/if they go down to 70p a tin, it will still be good. They're good tomatoes.

You don't have to print them all out at once. I saved my coupon to files.

davemorton

I should really have a drive over, but have too much to do! You not going to the Durham one are you David.?

davemorton

Womble_Queen wrote: »

Yes. That's where ALL mine are from. The online magazine. I printed out about 50 but then hurt my back

Use lighter paper next time

David.

LaaCaz wrote: »

David. please don't write that again!




My head swapped the G of ginge and M of MIA around! :rotfl:

:eek::o