Extremely Lovely Individuals Talking Excessively

its_a_secret_66

clozza_90 wrote: »

I said I'd just had a call and I wasn't going to be able to go straight home now so they'd spoil sat in the car :j (credit to my mum for the idea! :T)

That was so clever:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

lovingtescoforever

Bradley1984 wrote: »

That Morrisons werent comparing so I cant take advantage of your dodgy glitches now!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

aau1

lawrie28 wrote: »

Thats one of the great things about this form of marketing, every single transaction can be accounted for, every payment can be logged to a person, buying habits can be formed and all this info can be used to improve the way things are done. One of the big things is to make sure that the offers hit as many people as possible, rather than a few benefiting repeatedly. A bit like someone emptying the supermarket of mags to get the vouchers - not strictly fair, but they know it happens, they just cant stop it. With the cashback system they can stop it, because they can trace every single action. They can also log your IP address, I am sure they can compare images fairly easily, they could be logging other items purchased on your receipts to see what else you buy. They can build up a picture of the demographic of the users and use this to sell the services they offer to more companies, who at the end of the day, want to sell products!

I think they need to record receipt numbers to see if anyone claimed the same purchase more than once eg only 1 box of carling on the receipt but uploaded to multiple accounts for cashback

But as for tracking IPs/logging devices? They have said it is £45 per month/per user and not per household or per device. One phone could be used to process cashback for several people in a houeshold or indeed on behalf of other households (my mum and in-laws for example have no smartphone so I could claim for them )

pattylabelle

Yoghurt_Queen wrote: »

Woohoo! Thank you SO much for the poster who said it wasnt working. I was in Tesco at the checkout! So I put everything back and came home with some itching cream. Stan has some sort of itch around his derrierre. Drives me mad at night. Going to put this on his bedside cabinet.

Ah Yoghurt Queen:eek::eek::eek:

He may have worms - easily solved with a wee tab from chemist;);)

tigerwhite_2

tweets wrote: »

That is awful. Did you ever get your ironing board ?

My mum is not happy she wanted to go out today and is still waiting for the delivery :mad: will be firing off another email later tonight whether it arrives or not. :mad:

It must be a day for sending cross emails You go tweets....

PetuliaGristle wrote: »

tiger, ask your bank to refund as per the Direct Debit Guarantee Scheme, I'm still catching up, so sorry if someone's already mentioned it. Your bank will refund you and (your bank) will claim back from the retailer, as you hadn't authorised the payment.

I've done that and got my money back thanks :T

tigerwhite_2

clozza_90 wrote: »

I said I'd just had a call and I wasn't going to be able to go straight home now so they'd spoil sat in the car :j (credit to my mum for the idea! :T)

ooh thats a good one

nerfdad

Yoghurt_Queen wrote: »

Woohoo! Thank you SO much for the poster who said it wasnt working. I was in Tesco at the checkout! So I put everything back and came home with some itching cream. Stan has some sort of itch around his derrierre. Drives me mad at night. Going to put this on his bedside cabinet.

I hope stan is ok:eek::eek::D:D

aau1

asset2004 wrote: »

If you go straight to CS after buying the item what di you say that you want a refund?

"I've just taken a phone call to go into work and I can't take this with me. Can i return it please"

That's one that I've used

Other times I just say, "this is cheaper in M but your system hasn't recognised their offer Can you refund and I'll just go and buy it there?" :rotfl:

ETA: I've caught up now and see I'm not alone on this :rotfl:

nerfdad

asset2004 wrote: »

If you go straight to CS after buying the item what di you say that you want a refund?

"Give me all the money":eek::eek:;)

savvy_sal

1 x Soft & Gentle Sensitive Antiperspirant Deodorant (... £1.90 £0.20
1 x Soft & Gentle Body Responsive Antiperspirant Deodo... £1.89 £0.20

We will have to stop buying these deodorants.They keep putting the price up.:D