Aldi

2e0arr

Here are 2 pictures of cards accepted by Aldi at the Bulwell Nottingham store.

This is the only one on the outside



This one on the checkout aisle and the sharp eyed of you will notice that it is upside down



The Aldi website lists these and includes the word ONLY after them.


I went into the Bulwell Store and met and chatted to The assistant manager to discuss my concerns about an outstanding complaint which prompted this thread.

I have to say that he was a a credit to Aldi and I wish all Aldi staff conducted them selves in such a helpful and professional way.

Its a shame Aldi still have such a poor customer response and operate a geographically biased system for accepting Credit Cards and their website has out of date information regards card symbols they only accept.

earthstorm wrote: »

yes we have a sign on our door and similar to this



for Diners Club, you have to apply direct to them and the signage they sent is an A4 Diners Club logo which is far too big to stick on door

2e0arr

BJV wrote: »

It you want Aldi to accept credit cards you have to be prepared for them to increase costs to absorb the charges.

I don't think so it will not affect Aldi's margins.

If your assumption is correct then there has to be a case for not accepting them in Scotland parts of South Wales and Berwick Upon Tweed so that prices can be reduced.

If your assumption is correct then whay are Aldi making their customers In England subsidising Credt Card users in Scotland parts of South Wales and Berwick Upon Tweed ?

photome

Money-Saving-King wrote: »

I doubt it. You don't seem to have done well with getting people to agree with you either. I'm not sure the word smart applies to you as much as you claim/think it does.

I think you are wrong, how many other posters have got so many people hanging off their every word?

2e0arr

Do you sell Prams in your store, online business and car Boot stalls ? with your 50p toys ?

earthstorm wrote: »

DCFC79

OP why not move to the store that does accept credit cards, its a win win situation, you get to shop at Aldi and pay with your card and the store gets a new customer so sales increase.

duchy

2e0arr wrote: »

Also would an Aldi worker on these wages more likely need the use of a pay day loan or a credit card ?.

Sadly if they were based at an Aldi store in England they would be unable to use the Credit Card at the actual Aldi store except for Berwick Upon Tweed

Someone call the men in white coats - now he's talking to himself .

Stopping the troll feeding now- Poor soul obvious has more issues than was first apparent.

duchy

photome wrote: »

I think you are wrong, how many other posters have got so many people hanging off their every word?

Care in the community springs to mind

Poor soul

gb12345

duchy wrote: »

Care in the community springs to mind

Poor soul

I actually think that he's working in the marketing department for Aldi.

Think how much a company would have to pay for 27 pages of advertising on a site with the traffic of MSE and they're getting it for free.

2e0arr

duchy wrote: »

Someone call the men in white coats - now he's talking to himself .

Stopping the troll feeding now- Poor soul obvious has more issues than was first apparent.

Aldi Food stores Ltd occasionally sell hi visibility jackets with their selection of welding rods, fishing rods chain saws and cement mixers.

Have you seen white coats for sale ? in which Aldi region ?

2e0arr

gb12345 wrote: »

I actually think that he's working in the marketing department for Aldi.

Think how much a company would have to pay for 27 pages of advertising on a site with the traffic of MSE and they're getting it for free.

There is not such thing as bad publicity,,
except for your obituary,

sadly I think we are seeing the death very slowly of Aldi