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Bought new clothing and it was nicked in the carpark

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  • peachyprice
    peachyprice Posts: 22,346 Forumite
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    I'm beginning to see now how someone managed to walk up behind OP and steal her bag without her noticing.
    Accept your past without regret, handle your present with confidence and face your future without fear
  • aliasojo
    aliasojo Posts: 23,053 Forumite
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    Aw c'mon guys, the OP probably posted whilst she was still wound up about it and just wasn't thinking straight. I think she might see things differently now. :D

    No need to keep giving her a hard time. Be nice. :D
    Herman - MP for all! :)
  • Brooker_Dave
    Brooker_Dave Posts: 5,196 Forumite
    fionajbanana wrote: »
    Customer services are unwilling to give me a refund/gift vouchers or free replacement. I am fuming!

    Is it always somebody else's fault when you lose something?
    "Love you Dave Brooker! x"

    "i sent a letter headded sales of god act 1979"
  • MamaMoo_2
    MamaMoo_2 Posts: 2,644 Forumite
    In future please note, once you have paid for the items they are your responsibility as they are your property. Asda do not offer an after-sales insurance policy on their items.
  • Chimpofdoom
    Chimpofdoom Posts: 806 Forumite
    Brooker_Dave wrote: »
    Is it always somebody else's fault when you lose something?

    Even more so if your OH loses something.. your immediately the culprit and they become.. Judge, Jury and executioner! :rotfl:
    :exclamatiTo the internet.. I need to complain about something!
  • adouglasmhor
    adouglasmhor Posts: 15,554 Forumite
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    peachyprice wrote: »
    Sorry, I misread that bit, not that I have any idea how far away 40 yards is anyway.

    Although, if your trolley were that close to you I'm surprised you or your friend didn't notice someone walk up to it.

    It's 120 feet or 105 metres.
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  • ILW
    ILW Posts: 18,333 Forumite
    bod1467 wrote: »
    You have twice been asked about the wind conditions - care to answer this please?
    She's not a doctor.
  • wealdroam
    wealdroam Posts: 19,180 Forumite
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    adouglasmhor wrote: »
    It's 120 feet or 105 metres.
    40yds = 105 metres?

    I see you too are not yet up to speed on this metric stuff either. ;)
  • CoolHotCold
    CoolHotCold Posts: 2,158 Forumite
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  • bod1467
    bod1467 Posts: 15,214 Forumite
    40 yards = 36.923 metres. ;)

    1 yard = 36 inches
    1 metre = 39 inches

    40 * (36 / 39) = 36.923

    :)
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