Elite 2015#1

Mumto2monkeys

rhosynbach wrote: »

me personal ignore small differences on glitchy shops, but if you want to get the refund cant you do it online they have the request refund and cant see why they would look into how much you paid,
as for no marge for bread think of the calories your saving:rotfl:

:rotfl: true:)
Thanks for the advice:A rhosnybach and Cheer1eader

I don't do many c&c or h/d usually one per month but would still like to remain an invisible customer so I'm not going to contact c/s. not worth it for a few pounds.

henrik777

josie wrote: »

But then again there was am article in the paper claiming that deliberately getting an apg (like hair oils for instance) was also abusing the system.
Let's not get holier than thou. Each to their own & we each do what we feel comfortable with.


Personally, I keep ordering candles even tho they're not delivering them & am quids in & perfectly happy with that, but some wouldn't be & that's up to them. Added bonus of no stocks of candles clogging up the garage that I don't even want


QUOTE=altojack;67500986]I agree with this and feel uncomfortable with it. If you know the item is out of stock and go ahead and order and take the apg isn't that classed as fraud? Or not? I wouldn't have the b a ll s to do it.

Asda control the way the APG is setup.

Fraud is deception (to put it simply).

Dear Asda,

Please send me some groceries.

Dear customer,

We only have some of what you ordered.

Dear Asda,

Deliver what you can.


Dear Customer,

We will.


Dear customer,

Now check we are 10% cheaper.

Dear Asda,

Will do.




Fraud ? PMSL

Sarahdol75

Afternoon all

Happy BIrthday MHoc , have a lovely day.

redfraggle_2

Just doing a muggle A.com shop and noticed a couple of things. Apologies, dont know how to post pictures from MSM but ES bacon lardons are £2.28 each, comparing to T at 75p **OOS

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/Shopping/FindProducts.aspx?Query=bacon%20lardons


Also, the 2 for £2 multibuy on Heinz soups is missing on A.com (the black ones compare at £1 each in T)

I'm not able to test instore but can report back on Wednesday night

Mumto2monkeys

A v W

1 x Activia 0% Fat Free Yogurt - Peach (4x125g) £0.97 £0.92
1 x I can't believe it's not Butter! Original Spread (... £1.65 £1.65
1 x Warburtons Sliced Danish White Bread (400g) £0.75 £0.75
1 x McCain Original 5% Fat Oven Chips - Crinkle Cut (1... £2.50 N/A
1 x Activia Yogurt - Strawberry (4x125g) £0.97 £0.92
1 x Activia 0% Fat Free Yogurt - Raspberry (4x125g) £0.97 £0.92

A v T
1 x Cadbury Time Out Bars (8x16g) £1.59 £1.00

A v S

1 x Activia 0% Fat Free Yogurt - Peach (4x125g) £0.97 £1.00
1 x I can't believe it's not Butter! Original Spread (... £1.65 £1.50
1 x McCain Original 5% Fat Oven Chips - Crinkle Cut (1... £2.50 £2.00
1 x Activia Yogurt - Strawberry (4x125g) £0.97 £1.00
1 x Activia 0% Fat Free Yogurt - Raspberry (4x125g) £0.97 £1.00

josie

Couldn't have put it better myself, thanks.

henrik777 wrote: »

Asda control the way the APG is setup.

Fraud is deception (to put it simply).

Dear Asda,

Please send me some groceries.

Dear customer,

We only have some of what you ordered.

Dear Asda,

Deliver what you can.


Dear Customer,

We will.


Dear customer,

Now check we are 10% cheaper.

Dear Asda,

Will do.




Fraud ? PMSL

gocat

Looking for some offers in W and found this very very cheap meat Look at the price per pack . :eek:
http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/waitrose-price-comparison/Fresh_Poultry/Waitrose_Free_Range_Chicken_Thigh_Fillets.html?TrackingCode=112.CCFC89OdekOPEFgoCrGxLQ

davemorton

henrik777 wrote: »

Asda control the way the APG is setup.

Fraud is deception (to put it simply).

Dear Asda,
.........................................
......................r,

Now check we are 10% cheaper.

Dear Asda,

Will do.


Fraud ? PMSL

Im confused now, I cant see where fraud has been mentioned?

MrsBartolozzi

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davemorton wrote: »

Im confused now, I cant see where fraud has been mentioned?

altojack wrote: »

I agree with this and feel uncomfortable with it. If you know the item is out of stock and go ahead and order and take the apg isn't that classed as fraud? Or not? I wouldn't have the b a ll s to do it.

originally quoted by josie, who Henrik was replying to.

s10ct.......

Mildred1970

Afternoon all :wave:

josie wrote: »

But then again there was am article in the paper claiming that deliberately getting an apg (like hair oils for instance) was also abusing the system.
Let's not get holier than thou. Each to their own & we each do what we feel comfortable with.


Personally, I keep ordering candles even tho they're not delivering them & am quids in & perfectly happy with that, but some wouldn't be & that's up to them. Added bonus of no stocks of candles clogging up the garage that I don't even want


QUOTE=altojack;67500986]I agree with this and feel uncomfortable with it. If you know the item is out of stock and go ahead and order and take the apg isn't that classed as fraud? Or not? I wouldn't have the b a ll s to do it.

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Well said Josie :T

If people want to hammer this (or whatever the next glitch is) that's up to them. It's fine by me if people wish to go for it and stock up their attics/garages

If you don't feel comfortable doing it - ok then don't. But no need to berate anyone who does IMO