Everyone Lost In The Ether

bubbs

Refund given thanks ILTS

Sarahdol75

Snap, glad things are looking a bit brighter for your dad.

Bubbs, sorry to hear about your hubby, glad he is ok though.

HILLBERN

ilovetoshop wrote: »

Just phoned direct told them that I recently bought it and you've dropped the price and if they drop the price within 28days of purchase they refund , sometimes you get a grump but mostly they are very good

Ive been looking through T&C but cant see anything written, am I looking in the wrong place or am I missing something? thanks

Serendipitious

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Called in at Sainsbobs today, for a muggle shop (well, that was the intention but turned into an MSE shop ... more later), not been for a while and boy it seems expensive nowadays; or is that just me?

It does seem expensive to me now but that's maybe because I tend more to shop around these days. Their basics range is good (although I will never forgive them for the teabag price rise) but Savvy is always saying how expensive their basic range is compared to Asda.

On the plus side, their raw meat and sausage and bacon I find is vastly superior in quality to Tesco. (I just had T's Cumberland sausage today and it's poor in comparison with S.) I have a load of Ocado meat to try over the next few weeks though, and that looks good quality, so we'll see.

I now divide up my shopping - Aldi for cooked meat, deli fillers, fruit and veg and scampi. Home Bargains for teabags and all cleaning stuff. Asda for tins and store cupboard stuff, Tesco for bread and milk because it's nearby.

Anon

cjj wrote: »

Why would they ? It's there calculations after all. All you have done is shopped and claimed your apg xx

choclate24 wrote: »

I had asda ring me today to say that they had cancelled my order and had suspended my account because of excessive e vouchers, only been doing orders for six months doing udi's and a few air freshness only been shopping once a week, will they make me pay the money back

Sorry to hear that. It is an odd one as their system generated the vouchers and if operating only one account you cannot exceed the limit/terms of the APG. I am not sure they would claim the money back off you as although it is playing their system to exploit a loophole you aren't in control of their system?

Have you lost any vouchers? The problem is you cannot really appeal?

Anon

Jelly_Biactol

purpledonkey wrote: »

:silenced: Night all :wave:

Come back soon with an update on your baking mojo:)

bubbs

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Snap, glad things are looking a bit brighter for your dad.

Bubbs, sorry to hear about your hubby, glad he is ok though.

Thankyou:D
Sorry Snap not read back, but glad your dad has made improvements :T:T

Tinyshoes

aau1 wrote: »

Nah, there's still aaaages to go yet. She's got time to fix it and justify having that ready meal :rotfl:

Hope it's done to your satisfaction, do you fancy taking on the baton next. Then you can tweak it as much as you like.

Anon

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Called in at Sainsbobs today, for a muggle shop (well, that was the intention but turned into an MSE shop ... more later), not been for a while and boy it seems expensive nowadays; or is that just me?

Probably cheaper now than it has been in the past - until W expanded it was the premium market but are now competing in the top/middle with T and A.

Anon

Jelly_Biactol

Serendipitious wrote: »

It does seem expensive to me now but that's maybe because I tend more to shop around these days. Their basics range is good (although I will never forgive them for the teabag price rise) but Savvy is always saying how expensive their basic range is compared to Asda..

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

While I was in Sainsbobs I just had a mooch around and even the basic/own-brand items were around 30% to 50% more expensive than, say, Sada or Mr T. I got a till-spit saying my shopping was £1 cheaper than it would have been at Sada ... gawd nows how that was calculated (they didn't show their workings - naughty!)

I would love to know how Sainsbobs worked that one out!