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gocat

boo_2112 wrote: »

2 x Pepsi Max (8x330ml) £4.36 £4.00
1 x Aunt Bessie's Toffee Apple Pie (550g) £1.00 N/A
1 x Olay Gentle Cleansers Wet Cleansing Wipes (20) £2.98 £1.29
1 x ASDA Smartprice Apple & Blackcurrant Squash Double... £0.42 N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Dark Chocolate Bar (100g) £0.30 £0.30
2 x ASDA Chosen by You Evaporated Semi-Skimmed Milk (4... £1.10 £1.20
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Chocolate Waffles (5) £1.00 N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Bourbon Creams (300g) £0.33 N/A
2 x ASDA Smartprice Jaffa Cakes (12 per pack - 135g) £0.80 N/A
2 x ASDA Chosen by You Oatie Crumbles (200g) £0.67 N/A
1 x Olay Essentials Cleansing Sensitive Wipes (20) £2.98 £1.29
2 x Radox Feel Uplifted Handwash - Pink Grapefruit & B... £3.80 £1.70
10 x Radox Replenishing & Antibacterial Handwash - Thym... £19.00 £8.50
8 x Radox Moisturising & Antibacterial Handwash - Cham... £15.20 £6.80
4 x Radox Nourishing & Antibacterial Handwash - Shea B... £7.60 £3.40

cc this am peeps

This is a good shop. Will try for HD or C&C this afternoon. Im guessing its A vs T ?

RootedNomad

rhosynbach wrote: »

Popped out to tunnel for quick catch up. Shakes head in disappointment at some of the posts and goes back to lurkdom. Will try the new thread.

Love to all hope everyone is kkeeping well and good luck to all the elite kids with exams xxx

Rhosy please don't go, pleeeeeeease don't go. Thought you wanted to start the new thread? Now would be good

Behind_The_Sofa_2

Oops!

Wheres_My_Cashback

BTS, what exactly is your point ?

To wind people here up ?
Testing MSE Towers to see how long before you're banned again ?
To prove you cannot accept a democracy ?
To show the thread how chilidish your mentality is ?

Remember, those who shout loudest are often those who are never heard

Behind_The_Sofa_2

rhosynbach wrote: »

Popped out to tunnel for quick catch up. Shakes head in disappointment at some of the posts and goes back to lurkdom. Will try the new thread.

Love to all hope everyone is kkeeping well and good luck to all the elite kids with exams xxx

I guess that's aimed at me.

Enterprise_1701C

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Anon wrote: »

Thank you.

So do we think the value is the original price on the SEL, or original as in the price I paid (before getting the DTD refund)? I see the "in addition to your statutory rights" but wondered if my statutory rights were to pay what it said on the SEL, so in reality the SEL price is the one I can hold them to? I know I cannot have it both ways - claim DTD as I paid more than the advertised price, but then expect them to use the original price paid/on the receipt (rather than the SEL) as the basis for "value".

Wonders out loud what their computer system shows from the receipt nuimber ... :think:

Sorry for all the questions, just wondering how far to push it.

Many thanks

Anon

I think you will get short shrift from Tescos, you may well have to write to the manufacturers.

Behind_The_Sofa wrote: »

To all the shy Tories. Just which part of the HRA don't you currently benefit from?

Have you forgotten about the right to be murdered/raped/mugged by someone that we tried to throw out of this country but could not because they had the right to a family life.

The European Court of Human rights is useless and only ever considers the right of the person doing the arguing, not their potential victims.

I may well be forced to go into lurkdom myself at this rate.

The Tories won the election because the UK voted them in, highest number of seat and highest percentage of votes. A lot of people do not like that but it would be the same the other way round. The markets have risen and the pound has risen against the Euro so we must be doing so ething right.

Please don't make me put you in irgnoe BTS, I don't want to, I like your posts normally.

mimi1234

Good Morning to you all my online chums.

Hope everyone is OK.

Out of interest, is the Olay wipes glitch still working? And how many does one have to buy in one go?

Many thanks.

altojack

Is there anyone here that knows anything about trail cams please? I've got 2 hedgehog feeding stations and 2 hogilo houses and want to get a couple of cameras to place in the garden.

rockyrose

[QUOTE=Behind_The_Sofa
I take back my defence of you from yesterday. I'm all for giving someone the benefit of the doubt but once all doubt has been removed.....
You are just being an idiot hoping to wind things up. I have no idea why and i don't want to know, we don't appear to speak the same language. You don't want to know about glitches, you don't want to help, you just keep going on and on and on about the same things , lecturing at people as if you think that most of us on here need things pointing out to us as if we don't have the intelligence to think for ourselves which is a pretty arrogant stand point.

I don't know who you once were on here, I don't care. You don't appear to like it here, you don't appear to want to be a part of the glitching here, I don't know why you are here.

Savvybuyer

Anon wrote: »

Thank you.

So do we think the value is the original price on the SEL, or original as in the price I paid (before getting the DTD refund)? I see the "in addition to your statutory rights" but wondered if my statutory rights were to pay what it said on the SEL, so in reality the SEL price is the one I can hold them to? I know I cannot have it both ways - claim DTD as I paid more than the advertised price, but then expect them to use the original price paid/on the receipt (rather than the SEL) as the basis for "value".

Wonders out loud what their computer system shows from the receipt nuimber ... :think:

Sorry for all the questions, just wondering how far to push it.

Many thanks

Anon

I don't think anyone has the "right" to pay the SEL price as they can refuse to sell anything to anyone (for example if something is mispriced) - they aren't obliged to sell at the lower price at all. They could have said "sorry no the SEL price is wrong, it's actually £xxx [the price you actually paid] - we're not selling to you".

DTD is simply a matter of goodwill - no-one has any right to it at all (except arguably possibly as part of a contract or collateral contract - I know nothing at all btw and nothing in ths post is legal advice - formed through established previous course of dealings as a result of what they advertise on the board behind them at the CS). Anyway, it's company policy and there's nothing written in an Act of Parliament that says you are entitled to it. So, in that sense, it's not a statutory right.

Really the "value" of something is whatever anyone is prepared to pay for it, you originally paid the amount that was on the receipt, they were prepared to charge for it at that amount at that time:eek:, so that's the value of the TV. DTD was goodwill given afterwards - doesn't Sale of Goods Act refer to "...for a money consideration, called the price"?:think: Your money consideration, the original amount you paid, was the price. That was what you gave to form the contract (the one you made when you bought the TV). DTD followed afterwards and was voluntarily given compensation for an overcharge/misprice - it doesn't affect or vary the original contract (as I see it). However, I think perhaps you should have a word with the Citizen's Advice consumer service to see what you're entitled to - perhaps put the points raised. I'm sometimes too pro-consumer, so I'm probably wrong:rotfl:. I realise that it may be pushing it having relied on goodwill to now insist on your strict legal rights - if indeed those are your rights. However, as I see it, they gave the DTD as goodwill - it didn't relate to the product being a faulty product - and, once given, are not entitled to it back - and you can always insist on your legal rights (regardless of however "unfair" to themselves they may think this to be - best of luck though for a David and Goliath battle should you go down the road of attempting to mount one).