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bubbs

Has anyone had cancellations for sanctuary? i had order recieved but not cancellation, so fingers crossed

bubbs

henlans wrote: »

Only just got the emails

Let you off then:D

Enterprise_1701C

bubbs wrote: »

Has anyone had cancellations for sanctuary? i had order recieved but not cancellation, so fingers crossed

No other email at all yet.

henlans

Out of stock

50p each if works and buy in 2's

Dolmio Pesto - Sun-Dried Tomato

http://groceries.asda.com/product/italian/dolmio-pesto-sundried-tomato/910001888052

mhoc

bubbs wrote: »

Bit slow aint ya:rotfl::rotfl: they were on about this yesterday or day before:p

still not had the email for myself or OH

mhoc

please can I ask has anyone used TCB and made a livingsocial purchase in the last few months and had the cashback go into the pending column?

Just realised yesterday that the deals I bought at the start of April are still languishing. I did a claim today - awful form that needs the amount spent, cashback expected, date, order number etc but it seems to only let me claim for one - have to try again tomorrow - deep sigh...

P2TKL

bubbs wrote: »

Has anyone had cancellations for sanctuary? i had order recieved but not cancellation, so fingers crossed

I had "Thankyou for your order" but no confirmation email and no cancellation email !

Savvybuyer

henlans wrote: »

What a shame...

Our customers want it more simple lol.. yeah right! wont need all my clubcard accounts any more

[FONT=&quot]As a Tesco Clubcard customer who has earned points with TopCashback before, we wanted to let you know that the 31st July will be the last date that you will be able to exchange your TopCashback payouts for Clubcard points.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]Our relationship with TopCashback is coming to an end as part of the improvements we are making to the Tesco Clubcard scheme to make it simpler to understand and easier to use. We have heard from our customers that they want to grow their points balance faster, and get more value back from their usual shop, so we will be focusing on creating more ways customers can earn points at Tesco. Keep a look out for special opportunities to earn bonus points in store and online.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]There will be more news to follow, but if you have any questions please visit tesco.com/clubcard.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]Thank you for being a member of Tesco Clubcard.

Your Tesco Clubcard Team


[/FONT]

A bit patronising to suggest that we couldn't understand the impliedly "complex" scheme that it was before. Shows how little intelligence they think the general public has (...and they may be right, as I wouldn't put anything past Joe Public's failure to understand:rotfl:). "We have heard from our customers..." Ah, so not me, but other people - might be simpler to cease being a customer at all.

I'd like to know how it is simpler to use a scheme that you can no longer use when you won't be able to collect points anymore. At least not via TCB. I don't see how that is simpler to "use" at all. To me it is more complex. I don't understand:rotfl:.

I therefore have this question: how will it be simpler to use when you can't use it anymore? As I have a question, I may therefore visit the website link. Probably get stuck in a never-ending loop as the question isn't answered there, so, as I have a question outstanding, I'll visit the link again. Still not answered, so I have a question and I'll visit the link again:rotfl:. Might just give up and forget everything as it seems pointless (literally).

Can you substantiate that what you assert to be the "improvements" to the scheme do make it "simpler and easier to understand"? Etc. etc.:rotfl: I see no evidence to support either assertion, but, then again, I've concluded that, clearly, none of it is meant to be taken seriously but is all the usual unsubstantiated corporate claptrap again:(. Which is what I expect and associate with organisations all the time. It's no good - it merely gives me a low expectation indeed, that then is fulfilled, rather than improving standards. PR. That, actually, fails to "relate" to me, as a member of the public, as it leaves me with a more unfavourable view than I had before. Why can't they just be honest? To be fair, if they were honest, the general customer would then cease shopping with them at all so they couldn't do that. Instead, we get the usual meaningless rubbish that isn't meant to communicate.

In short, any bonus points to be earned instore are for their benefit, to sell more of the products, and not for our benefit at all. Then again, I am cynical. They don't do it for us, they do it as a marketing scheme to earn them money. Which is the point of their whole existence as a profit-making company. Of course, they can't say this at all, although they actually do since we read implication into their white lies(?) that are acceptable and required by society since that's how people communicate rather than being straight up honest. (I'm sorry, I'm speaking my mind, telling the truth and being straight up and therefore myself contravening that standard:rotfl:. Which we can all see. But I very rarely do things that are expected. I like to do things the other way, and that is me so there you have it! Why do things that are "expected" (yuck!) when you can do things that aren't and confound the expectations and it is more 'fun'? That said, you probably expect this sort of thing from me by now, so I'm failing to confound your expectations:rotfl:. Perhaps I ought to, unexpectedly, all of a sudden, take a different approach and go to other people's "normal":D. Did anyone expect a split infinitive from me there?:eek: Of five:eek::eek: words in between?:rotfl::rotfl:)

As for more bonus points, perhaps we'll get things like we have this week at M - where some of the 1L alcohol drinks, that were £15 last week, are now £18 and 2000 points, in other words £2 'worth' of points (which can't be spent unless you buy more products from them to get £3 more and even then have to spend yet again to get a voucher that... you've guessed... needs to be spent on getting more goods from them) for buying the products themselves now at a higher price than last week. Clearly last week's offer was a better deal, and was immediate, whereas this is for people to get caught into buying the products at a more expensive price.

springdreams

Bananababe wrote: »

Morning everyone.

Hope everyone good or at least coping.

Delighted to say that I have passed my Higher National Diploma in Business Exam. I got a B.

I'm fairly chuffed. :j:j


Xx

Well done!

Savvybuyer

mhoc wrote: »

please can I ask has anyone used TCB and made a livingsocial purchase in the last few months and had the cashback go into the pending column?

Just realised yesterday that the deals I bought at the start of April are still languishing. I did a claim today - awful form that needs the amount spent, cashback expected, date, order number etc but it seems to only let me claim for one - have to try again tomorrow - deep sigh...

They really ought to do an emoticon that represents sighing. I can't find one, so keep having to write "[sigh]", which I think interrupts the flow.

Or - maybe we can agree on one of the other symbols to use when we want to sigh (or are sighing)?:rotfl::rotfl: For those in the know.