Everyone Loves Inacurate Transactions Everyday, (as long as they are in our favour)

bubbs

nerfdad wrote: »

When glitching you need to read the sel and double check that your getting the correct item as it's easy to pick up or order the wrong product:o:o:)

Yup the nerf knows that:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Evangeline1971

nairny54 wrote: »

See told you I was rubbish:rotfl::rotfl:I do know the blue one is oos in my store but still on A's .
thanx for looking tho
Mx

Not rubbish at all, you did everything right Its msm who have messed up not showing the correct information

Shortfatscotsbloke

MrsBartolozzi wrote: »

This is on Tesco Direct, rather than the tesco.com groceries?

Yes, it is an item in their Clearance section..:huh:

mumtoo3

helen4891 wrote: »

Having a rant, sorry I hope u don't mind, I've got the ump big time
So my raditor in kitchen split before news years day, so contractors came out turn raditor off and was book into be replaced on the 12th.
On the 2nd January,radiator in front room split and was pee in out hot water up the wall and everywhere it could get, so had a emergency call out , so new raditor ordered , to be replaced at same time as other one.
Man turns up in 12th with 1 raditor for the kitchen , which is measured wrong even though I told the man to measure it, but he said I know the size is a 1200cm when in fact it's actually a 900cm one., so he puts it in the front room but bends all the pipe work because it a little to big, he gets on the phone and orders another one.
Just phone them up to ask when it's getting replace to say that they no nothing about this!! !!!!!!. My house is bloody cold , my whole system need power flushing as none of my raditors work proply.
He's put a email through to the manager as urgent but I'll probably will not get a call till the Monday now.
How can a company be so bloody crap.
This is the second time I've had problems with them!!

Does ne one know how to make a complaint?

Rant over!!!!

Hi,
Sorry you are having this trouble, especially this time of year.
The best way I have got a good reply is by finding the direct e-mail address of the managing director and emailing them.
Although no guarantee you will get a quick reply it helps having a written record if things don't get sorted soon.
HTH

Evangeline1971

wackynut wrote: »

It's disguising itself as the pink limited edition one.

I was going to try the pink one as a trigger a while ago as it should work but my store doesn't sell it.

Yes I remember now you said that, you were the other person who bought that Bloo, I think you posted the fail the same day I posted mine Why do you think the pink Bloo will be a trigger, does it scan differently? The blue Bloo scans like this with the app but still fails :mad:

Dizzy_Ditzy

springdreams wrote: »

Hello,

I hope you and PD had a lovely day.

I have one of these for my store loyalty cards:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/ALUMINIUM-CREDIT-BLOCKING-COLOURS-RED/dp/B00AUSIT00/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1422035753&sr=8-1&keywords=metal+card+holder

I have loads of these, I think I paid about 5p each for them or something like that. I got them from Amazon and they came from China or somewhere that way. They're great

Shortfatscotsbloke

Possibility of cheap pies for everyone (except me and tweets that is..;))

Princes pies showing in my store as 2 for £3, no multis on A.com or msm. There are four flavours, three of which msm claim compare to M. Must buy in twos.

Possible A v M comparison, pay £3, apg £4 v £2.50 returning £1.75.

This is A v M, so be careful, however pies for 62.5p each might be worth a punt for some?

gocat

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Listerine was £2 in some of the supermarkets only a few weeks ago. In fact this suggests they are still around £2 now?:

Listerine Freshburst Antibacterial Mouthwash (500ml)


[Strike]£3.00[/Strike] £1.98 39.6p / 100ml

[Strike]£3.30[/Strike] £2.00

Or... have you got a fussy hubby who only likes the versions of Listerine that are more pricey?:wall::mad::rotfl:

EDIT: 1L Coolmint is £3 vs £3 T and S. Cheaper per 500ml. Still too expensive for me:rotfl:.

EDIT 2: Perhaps doing it wrongly:doh:! Should be looking at the Zero Mint at £4 vs £2 T or the Total Care 1L at £7 (S £4) and seeing whether they are cheaper instore:rotfl:.

Yes fussy hubby only likes
Listerine Advanced Tartar Control Stay White Antibacterial Mouthwash :mad::mad: £2.39 in superdrugs now so not tooo bad.

Swad12345

springdreams wrote: »

Log into the apg website using your usual A.com account log in details and do the usual comparison, but DO NOT click on claim voucher. Only claim the voucher next month.

Thank u my little :A

TrulyMadly

Originally Posted by coolfoufou
Free Body Butter (Worth £13) @ The Body Shop
The Body Shop are very generously giving away FREE 200ml pots of their famous Body Butter (worth £13). You must have a Love Your Body card and you must show both it and a voucher to redeem your Body Butter. Known for their moisturising powers and intoxicating fragrances, these creams are little luxuries.
To claim your free Body Shop Body Butter, Go on the link make sure your device is connected to a printer and print your voucher straight out. Alternatively just show the voucher instore to any member of staff. If you don’t already have a Love Your Body card you can order one online for £5 (you’ll get another free gift with it).
It gives you 10% off Body Shop products for a year and £20 worth of free gifts. You can redeem your Body Butter by taking your card and the voucher into your nearest store.



Thanks aau.......but where would one find such a card?:think:



Anyone tried this today?