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M4RT1N

Sir_Dodgy wrote: »

I wouldn't worry about it. I was banned from all Morrisons when I was 11 for shop lifting. I was in the same store the very next day shopping with my mam.

All they can do is ask you to leave and as long as you walk out nothing more can be done. Then try again another day.

how high is your IQ ?

were you shoplifting the next day I doubt it very much

you were a child she is an adult and she will get prosecuted if she continues or do you honestly think they will encourage her to commit fraud at there expense

Jazzyj_2

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

he had boots on that looked like willies

:eek::eek::eek:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Ok I am gone xxx

henrik777

Is breaking a term or condition fraud ?

itch_for_a_glitch

55% northern - Nottingham.
Error, out by seven miles.

fairclaire

henrik777 wrote: »

Is breaking a term or condition fraud ?

Depends how often you do it and to what extent.......it can be

jimmylee1990

M4RT1N wrote: »

how high is your IQ ?

were you shoplifting the next day I doubt it very much

you were a child she is an adult and she will get prosecuted if she continues or do you honestly think they will encourage her to commit fraud at there expense

She hasn't committed fraud...see the next quote.

henrik777 wrote: »

Is breaking a term or condition fraud ?

NO!

M4RT1N

henrik777 wrote: »

Is breaking a term or condition fraud ?[/QUOT

I don't think so

when you purchase something you enter into a contract between you and the seller

look at the law if you knowingly enter into a purchase contract to deceive somebody

1+1=4

Katilou78 wrote: »

Ahhhhh that's fab news that you have gone three weeks with just the one, I can imagine how bad it was.
I bet it will be like going to the dentist and getting there and the toothache is gone.
Not that I will be complaining.

If I were you I would wait a few more days and then give them a call for your apt time, least you can be prepared then.

When I spoke to them This morning she said that she wouldn't give me a def date as she didn't want to build my hopes up due to me having been cancelled twice already! Fat chance!!

I would prefer to have 4th or 5th ( fingers crossed ) but if it has to be on 18th so be it!!
I'll be stockpiling T's finest creamy mash and goose fat potatoes for easy Xmas lunch

mmmmmmm xmas lunch looking forward to that. Ive had my pre op got my body wash stuff and anti acid stuff so looking good so far.hopefully you get your date soon

M4RT1N

jimmylee1990 wrote: »

She hasn't committed fraud...see the next quote.




NO!

its a contract when you make a purchase read the law on deception

jimmylee1990

M4RT1N wrote: »

its a contract when you make a purchase read the law on deception

Deception has nothing to do with breaking terms and conditions.
Nor abusing a promotion.

A contract can be verbal or written (in terms of law)
If I say don't stand on that particular square of paving for more than 10 seconds and you agree not to that's a contract.

If you do, as long as you haven't caused and damaged defined in 'criminal damage' the contract may have been broken but I did/said nothing to remove you.

A bad example but still not fraud.


In layman's terms, a breaking a contract is not fraud.
I have at no point accepted any of their terms and conditions.