The Extreme League of Intelligent Team Earners

savvy_sal

Munqui wrote: »

Any multibuy on receipt ? hoping for a trigger pringle / kettle chip :rotfl:
I bet the SEL didn't have the 2f£2.50 on it, muggles love multibuys

Just 3 for £10 meat.
I always check the multibuys.Sorry:D

David.

tbw wrote: »

David - I agree with that but being ultra careful should not include accusing customers of fraudulent practices. There are ways of checking politely.

and I agree with you
They should smile and say I need an executive decision on this one and pass the buck to a manager :rotfl:

emerald21

tbw wrote: »

I remember those well - and those liberty boddice monstrosities with the perishing rubber buttons in very strange places (never did find out what you were supposed to hook onto those !)

I remember Liberty bodices too lol then a vest on top etc

Tinyshoes

Anon wrote: »

By my reckoning, he could have had a perfect pyramid and 4 cans left over to eat ... the labels are all over the place and should all be facing front, and the colours are not evenly distributed ... he may be good at shopping but some people have no attention to detail .

Anon

:T:T:T

Glad I was not the only one who wanted to rearrange it. SFSB please do a second more organised shot.

Colin_Hunt

tbw wrote: »

Can I just ask - how do they tell an APG is fake ? Do they mean its been used before - if so, they surely would only know if they have a database of all APG numbers to compare it against. And they would need to include all store nationwide. Checkig would be a nightmare. Or do they mean that some devious git has somehow edited the actual APG to scan at a much higher value. I don't understand all these suggestions of fraudulent vouchers.

If AS DA staff do their job properly no-one could ever get away with a dodgy APG (well they could but anyone clever enough wouldn't bother).
Thing is some staff are dim and/or lazy and/or corrupt, and/or untrained and/or bored.
Even the supervisors/managers struggle to understand the system.

David.

tbw wrote: »

Can I just ask - how do they tell an APG is fake ? Do they mean its been used before - if so, they surely would only know if they have a database of all APG numbers to compare it against. And they would need to include all store nationwide. Checkig would be a nightmare. Or do they mean that some devious git has somehow edited the actual APG to scan at a much higher value. I don't understand all these suggestions of fraudulent vouchers.

It would/is simple for anyone to fake it but has been said many times when this crops up cctv everywhere, transaction times etc

Sunshinemummy

emerald21 wrote: »

I remember Liberty bodices too lol then a vest on top etc

I loved them as well!

:D:D:D:D

Tinyshoes

lookinforabargain wrote: »

:hello: celebrate, nice to see you popping back in again, hope all is well with you

Could someone please go to T's and get me some bread and milk?! Not only has my glitching mojo gone awol, my mojo to do anything has also gone with it :rotfl:

Now come on LFAB have a great big TINY hug :grouphug: and then get off your bottom and go and get your bread and milk.

Or did you managed to get someone to get it for you. :eek:

emerald21

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I loved them as well!

:D:D:D:D

I didn t say that I loved them lol was probably only about 2 so couldn t have cared less what I wore

Tinyshoes

nerfdad wrote: »

Mrsnerf in her Christmas outfit last year

Nerfy that is really naughty. :eek:

Poor Mrs Nerf I am sure she would look more like your earlier pic.