Everyone lost in the Ether II

shogun_777

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Oh thank you

Wonder if these will work

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/Yogurts/Muller_Bliss_Corner_Whipped_Greek_Style_Yogurt_Raspberry_4x110g.html

Yes they work TM

miss_corerupted

rockyrose wrote: »

Its another American thing that has now crossed the Atlantic bubbs

To be fair Britishism has gone quite far and had a lot of influence on ppl and culture. I like the idea although the original elf is quite creepy looking

Bikertov

I bought some restaraunt giftcards in T today, using the 100CC point coupons.

Gave the SA more coupons than giftcards and although he happily tried to scan them, only the correct amount went through.

Henlans - did you use SS or can GCs only be bought at a manned till ?

By the way - ALWAYS check that you have the right amount of successful Activation slips before you leave, as it is too easy for problems to crop up with an SA that is not good with the process of selling gift cards.

manorf

fairclaire wrote: »

I may get ridiculed for this from the usual suspects and I expect it.

I'm accompanying a woman who works for a major supermarket next week to a disciplinary hearing. She's been put on a disciplinary for accepting vouchers she shouldn't have. I won't say which supermarket or what vouchers as you all know where I live and I wouldn't like to identify her.

you might describe her as a muppet. I know her as a woman who's terrified of losing her job and is doing it because she's trying to keep her family afloat because her husband is unable to work at the moment. Just be aware that supermarkets are putting this stuff on innocent members of staff and they are disciplining them for it.

I hope the 'muppets' you find aren't in the same boat. We all like a glitch but not at the expense of another person's livelihood.

I'd really love to see proof that you got 950 CC points from a £50 spend on GC BTW. Zippy asked and you blanked him. if you got it, then let's see it.

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Well, although most of the major supermarket chains would 'deny' it happens - most will STILL allow customers to mis-redeem coupons (ie scan them for items you haven't bought or scan more coupons than products you've bought).

The easisest by a mile is Sainsburys, - followed by Waitrose, Tesco, Asda - though Morrisons are quite strict.

I have lost count of the number of times when - if a cashier calls a supervisor / team leader - they say 'just see if it scans' or 'if it scans take it' - AND I am talking about £1,000' s of £'s this year alone. And, I could prove it!!!

cjj_2

Aww bless the 2 doggies that have lost their eyes xx

Claire1972

Evening all,
Thnaks OP for the information on the dairy yesterday, went into my local today and the SA tried every trick in the book not to accept my £3 diary voucher, I had the mini cheeses and first she said that I had to buy what was on the coupon, even my 9 year old daughters giggled at her, I said no it's any dairy products, so then she said I hadn't spent £12 but clearly had, as I had 6 X mini cheeses.
Makes me laugh, always on the defensive with us using their own coupons!!
Claire x

zagubov

cjj wrote: »

Aww bless the 2 doggies that have lost their eyes xx

My grandpa was a jelly-man down the mines. His hearing was dodgy (no surprises) but I was puzzled about why he needed us to stand on one side when we spoke to him.
He'd developed headaches and they needed to remove an eye to stop them -there would be a pension. So he had a glass eye.

When that didn't work they said they'd remove the other eye and give him a much bigger pension. He said he'd stop right there. Don't blame him.

rockyrose

miss_corerupted wrote: »

To be fair Britishism has gone quite far and had a lot of influence on ppl and culture. I like the idea although the original elf is quite creepy looking

I love the idea too but that elf...... the thought of me rounding a random corner in my house late at night and happening upon that creepy elf staring at me.....no.......................:eek: reminds me of the clown under the bed in Poltergeist...never got over that one..

underperky

Why do the women on X factor wear clothes that are split down to their belly buttons ...it only confirms that the ex Mrs Cole hasnt got a real busty ...and now a waft of pubic from the star turn...

miss_corerupted

rockyrose wrote: »

I love the idea too but that elf...... the thought of me rounding a random corner in my house late at night and happening upon that creepy elf staring at me.....no.......................:eek: reminds me of the clown under the bed in Poltergeist...never got over that one..

The 'official' elf is super creepy (and expensive) I want a different one. Never watch horror films so that's not a problem