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5p bag charge - your views
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Do shop assistants personally get fined if they fail to charge for a 5p bag or just the employer/company?0
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Deleted_User wrote: »Do shop assistants personally get fined if they fail to charge for a 5p bag or just the employer/company?This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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I get the 5p charge on plastic bags, but it's encouraging other companies who don't need to charge for bags charge for them.
I went into Costa, bought a hot panini, I wanted a bag as it was hot in my hand. They are paper bags and they wanted 5p for one! Yet Primark don't charge for their paper bags, Eat doesn't either, so why do Costa?
I do hate when I forget to bring a plastic bag, it happened today, so I fit as much as I can into one bag.0 -
ScarletMarble wrote: »Sick and tired of people saying they still forget to bring their bags.
How hard is it to fold a bag for life into a small pouch and stick it in your coat or handbag? I have five bags in my coat and handbag
Which company do you work for? Asking just so that 1) I don't upset you or your colleagues if I ever happen to forget my bags and 2) to make sure I spend my money somewhere else.Now free from the incompetence of vodafail0 -
[Deleted User] wrote:you've had over a month now to get used to it, have you short time memory loss?
Oh, and you don't 'bring' a bag, you 'take' a bag with you,,,,,if you remember.
I have a terrible short term memory. I'm constantly forgetting where I've put my keys or my phone. I often go out and forget to take things I need.
I often forget to take a shopping bag when I leave home. I often reach a shop and realise I forgot to bring a bag.
(You take the bag from home. You bring it to the shop.)0 -
Just before the change my friend bought all the 3p bags he could from aldi in order to sell to ocado (who give 5p for any bag returned, even from other supermeerkats). Giving Monet to charity might actually stimulate the economy as the poor are quick to spend what they get. Btw sainsbugs isn't yet directly giving it to charityThis is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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MatthewAinsworth wrote: »Just before the change my friend bought all the 3p bags he could from aldi in order to sell to ocado (who give 5p for any bag returned, even from other supermeerkats). Giving Monet to charity might actually stimulate the economy as the poor are quick to spend what they get. Btw sainsbugs isn't yet directly giving it to charity
Well a Monet is pretty generous0 -
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[Deleted User] wrote:Hi,
yes, of course, you can take a bag from home, but when you get to the checkout you don't sat to the cashier,'I've bringed my own bag you
would say I've brought my own bag, or no thanks, I have a bag.0
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