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Sorry, was trying to scroll on my phone and accidentally reported someone's post somehow - oopsFinal cigarette smoked 02/01/18
Weight loss 2017 28lbs
Weight gain 2018 8lbs :rotfl:0 -
Deleted_User wrote: »Hey All,
A bit of a :mad: :mad: this morning.
Bought some AAA batteries with my regular CC from A the other day, got home and realised I'd bought the wrong one's and I needed AA instead.
Took them into the store I did the CC and apparently they can't do refunds for CC in store.
So I rang customer services... Who said they could have done it in store, but instead they'll ring me back in 2 hours with a driver and a time they'll come and collect them (to suit them not me)
Never got a call.
Which means I'm now having to waste more of my time ringing them back to find out what the heck went on. Honestly, it's become more about principle than the :mad: refund now.
Anyone else had a similar kind of issue?
I suggest just taking them at a different time, different store…. different SA basically. Thats if this is possible for you0 -
Just thinking about the Eat well for less BBC programme I trawled through last night.
Wouldn't WE make much better television. Folk wouldn't believe what us lot got up to:rotfl:
I still can't get my head around people spending hundreds upon hundreds of pounds a week on food. Was it £13k or £18k a year it worked out at?
Both figures seem utterly ridiculous. And how sad to hear that people have such busy lives that they haven't got the time to cut up a carrot but prefer to buy batons instead.
That they can't put aside 15minutes to prepare a meal as the microwave can ping one ready in 3 minutes.
And how they shove branded meals heavily loaded with salt and sugar into the mouths of their children as they drool over pretty packaging.
And I thought "poverty" existed only among the poor. Now the rich are also poor. Poor in imagination, intelligence and foresight:oTo do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0 -
Sorry, was trying to scroll on my phone and accidentally reported someone's post somehow - oops
It was my post bailey and I've already had Martin on the phone. He's not happy with me and I'm being hauled in front of a tribunal:eek:love x
To do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0 -
TrulyMadly wrote: »Just thinking about the Eat well for less BBC programme I trawled through last night.
Wouldn't WE make much better television. Folk wouldn't believe what us lot got up to:rotfl:
I still can't get my head around people spending hundreds upon hundreds of pounds a week on food. Was it £13k or £18k a year it worked out at?
Both figures seem utterly ridiculous. And how sad to hear that people have such busy lives that they haven't got the time to cut up a carrot but prefer to buy batons instead.
That they can't put aside 15minutes to prepare a meal as the microwave can ping one ready in 3 minutes.
And how they shove branded meals heavily loaded with salt and sugar into the mouths of their children as they drool over pretty packaging.
And I thought "poverty" existed only among the poor. Now the rich are also poor. Poor in imagination, intelligence and foresight:o
£18k, we were shocked as a family. They did come across as a very extreme example, and rather snobbish at times. You're average family doesn't have £18k to spend on food.
Heck that's 1.5x more than my OH gets in a full time job before tax.0 -
I suggest just taking them at a different time, different store…. different SA basically. Thats if this is possible for you
Thanks, going to try that too. It's slightly out of the way, but who cares. Like I say they've made it so difficult this has become more about principle than the refund itself. :cool:0 -
Only a soft boiled egg covered in sausage meat and breadcrumbs!!:DTrulyMadly wrote: »Do you think you eat them cold:o
Opened my Tecsos vouchers today, got a £1 off tassimo pods, :T
Also got a very odd one, 65p off a £2.50 spend...where do they get these random amounts from?“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?”
Juvenal, The Sixteen Satires0 -
davemorton wrote: »Well just cook it for longer than it is meant to be cooked, and it will make the egg hard boiled.
Opened my Tecsos vouchers today, got a £1 off tassimo pods, :T
But then it won't be runny:oTo do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0 -
Deleted_User wrote: »Thanks, going to try that too. It's slightly out of the way, but who cares. Like I say they've made it so difficult this has become more about principle than the refund itself. :cool:
I'm owed a refund from ages ago. One of the Cnc where they allocate a price to a product and it's not been scanned so effectively scans at £0.
It's a bummer, but we benefit so much from the left hand and right hand not communicating that I don't worry too much about it.
Keep at it, you'll get there :cool:0 -
There's a little boots glitch on grabbit going on with eyebrow pencils. Maybelline.....doesn't include the blonde shadeTo do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0
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