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  • artha wrote: »
    Careful Locarr:D Not in a good mood tonight...got threatened to a punch in the face by one of the other not so nice whoopsiers tonight...staff were elbowed in the stomach by the usual suspects:eek:...management investigating on CCTV:eek: One supervisor mentioned that this could tip the new manager over to the mooted idea of just wasting the stuff instead of final reductions to protect staff.

    I empathise with you arthur. Its not pleasant is it? I wish people had more decorum.

    Tonight, I was quite lucky. I nipped into my local Asda at around 7.00 pm. I managed to get a gammon joint reduced from £7.00 to £1.00 something. I would have been happy with just that. However, I finished the rest of my shopping, went back and found lots of more things, including fresh beef burgers and fish. The whoopsie man doesn't like people who overbear him. I tend to stick around in the background and gently swoop in, when there is a suitable gap. But as the months have gone on, its getting more and more like the battle of Waterloo!
  • Saversue
    Saversue Posts: 1,918 Forumite
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    artha wrote: »
    Careful Locarr:D Not in a good mood tonight...got threatened to a punch in the face by one of the other not so nice whoopsiers tonight...staff were elbowed in the stomach by the usual suspects:eek:...management investigating on CCTV:eek: One supervisor mentioned that this could tip the new manager over to the mooted idea of just wasting the stuff instead of final reductions to protect staff.

    That's exactly what happened at my local Sada, used to be brilliant, then this gang of horrible men started coming and pushing everyone out of the way and intimidating people so much they have just stopped the final reductions.
    Unfortunately some of these low- lifes have now moved on to Tosco :mad: and the poor old ladies don't stand a chance. Its really scary :(
  • frequent
    frequent Posts: 4,938 Forumite
    can someone post me a link to the online printable Baveria Tesco voucher please

    thanks
    Back to square one, no apg, no comment.
  • umme_sue
    umme_sue Posts: 512 Forumite
    Just popped to my local tesco no 1p or 4p items, no cider either.
    My store is also doing the price promise bingo. Today was a saving of 99p and you and the staff member on the till get a prize, no prizes out so don't know what my store were giving away.

    It's not a saving you need to make , you need to get a pp of that value.Hth
  • carolt2
    carolt2 Posts: 858 Forumite
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    edited 24 April 2013 at 9:42PM
    nuttybabe wrote: »
    I got a different wine as they didnt have any of the red. I got the wrong bread and I got A2 milk (Zippy, was it you who asked how it compared yesterday?)

    1x A2 MILK SEMI SKIMMED 2 LTR
    £1.99 n/an/a£1.99



    I got £3 price promise back.


    Not sure if it's been mentioned but these are on offer 2 for £3 in Morrison's
    My Oh got some today.:)
    'Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle'
  • caz2703
    caz2703 Posts: 3,630 Forumite
    Saversue wrote: »
    That's exactly what happened at my local Sada, used to be brilliant, then this gang of horrible men started coming and pushing everyone out of the way and intimidating people so much they have just stopped the final reductions.
    Unfortunately some of these low- lifes have now moved on to Tosco :mad: and the poor old ladies don't stand a chance. Its really scary :(

    In the extra near me it's the old ladies you have to watch out for! That and a Chinese couple who are apparently notorious. We stood watching the tesco guy coming back from the warehouse with the reductions and we'd all earmarked what we were gonna lift for ourselves and/or eachother depending on where it was put on the shelf. The couple were standing at the top of the aisle before the whoopsie cabinet and as the reductions went past, as quick as a whippet the husband had nabbed the legs of lamb even though he already had a couple. In the past I've been shoved out of the way by a woman 30 years my senior and I'm not exactly small & delicate.

    I've given up on whoopsies except buying whoopsied orchids. I now have a lovely collection of 80-90% off beauties on my window sill.
  • exel1966
    exel1966 Posts: 5,055 Forumite
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    frequent wrote: »
    can someone post me a link to the online printable Baveria Tesco voucher please

    thanks

    Post 100, in the mag.
  • Bargainhunter83
    Bargainhunter83 Posts: 40 Forumite
    edited 24 April 2013 at 9:31PM
    In my afternoon shop in tesco I stumbled across some pilgrims choice cheddar.....currently half price at the moment. £4.50 per kg in comparison to asda £7.14 kg :)) cheese loving household so got 1.5 kg for £6
    Addicted to nicotine, jolly ranchers, pear drops and candy crush saga :rotfl:
  • aau1
    aau1 Posts: 19,401 Forumite
    Fruit &.Nut Breakfast Bar - BC 4396
    Choc Mint Fudge Meal Replacement Bar - BC 4365
    Choc. Crunch Meal Replacement Bar - BC 4167

    BBE dates varied from Jan 2013 :eek: to Oct 2013 :D

    EDCD1643-A3FB-41DC-BA0E-9471BCE9FD77-457-000000AF8F7F970C_zpsebf7cb40.jpg

    If anyone wants to post this on FB or 10 ways or HUKD or anywhere else then please feel free. Take the picture too if you want :beer:
    Apparently, everybody knows that the bird is [strike]the word[/strike] a moorhen
  • Laura_D_2
    Laura_D_2 Posts: 187 Forumite
    Did you get an answer? Basically you can withdraw £30.93 but will (likely) lose the £3.60 bonus when you withdraw the real money.

    Thanks SDB. I thought I would play the left over £3.60 before withdrawing the rest but I can't do that without using up my withdrawable cash. When you make a bet it seems to only take 50% from the bonus and the other 50% from withdrawable funds. I don't know if that is relevant to me getting my £45 from TCB.

    :D
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