Lidl to issue fines and penalties ...

LadyDee

bargepole wrote: »

I don't know why anyone would want to shop at Lidl anyway.

If you get a myWaitrose loyalty card (free signup) and shop there regularly, they often send you vouchers for offers such as £8 off if you spend £40.

You also get a free coffee, and much nicer stuff for your table.

And you don't have to mix with the hoi-polloi.

I went into Waitrose last week - without exception every item that wasn't on offer was more expensive. I bought my milk - and even that was dearer than any other supermarket. Yes, I could have had a "free" coffee, but I'd pay for it by the difference in prices in everyday, branded goods.

beamerguy

LadyDee wrote: »

I went into Waitrose last week - without exception every item that wasn't on offer was more expensive. I bought my milk - and even that was dearer than any other supermarket. Yes, I could have had a "free" coffee, but I'd pay for it by the difference in prices in everyday, branded goods.

Last time I went to Waitrose was a bit disappointing ....
they had run out of staff ?

twhitehousescat

lidl are not members of the BPA or IPC , so how do they get owners details , if athena do it then pass it back to lidl then they are in trouble

the journalist was keen to state "lidl" issue fines

Snakes_Belly

I find with Aldi that their products look like brands but aren't. It's a bit like going into a supermarket abroad. The only thing I buy from Aldi is BallyCastle which is a Baileys type product. I use it in rice pudding, cheesecake and bread and butter pudding.

I'm not that fond of the discount supermarkets but quite like B and M Bargains as there are brands. It's a bit like the old Kwik Save.

onlyfoolsandparking

Why not have shopping delivered? NO CHANCE of scamvoice there.


I don't know how I come up with these great ideas

beamerguy

Best thing to do with Lidl, rush in, get the cheapo wines,
get out and shop somewhere else, it's all they deserve
as Lidl don't like customers ... do they?