| Tim Deegan |
08-01-2012 20:52 |
Re: Revealed: The truth about supermarket 'bargains'
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Originally Posted by Nugget
(Post 35357109)
Easy tiger - the guys on here know me much better than you do. No need to pop that throbbing vein on your forehead (although I understand that Sainsburys currently have a BOGOF on plasters ;) )
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Before you start joining in the bullying from the mods. I have never said anything against you. After all I know as little about you as you do about me. So it wouldn't be fair to judge. What I don't like is a couple of bullying mods getting insulting about someone they know nothing about. In fact Maggy just came out with a personal insult for no reason at all.
I'm sorry if you have taken anything I have said personally. But nothing I have said has been aimed at you.
I do know the retail trade, and about all the hype, gimmicks, and devious methods they use. And I actively spend a lot of my own time and money trying to warn people about these dodgy practices. And even if I didn't, then all anyone would have to do is watch Watchdog to know that what I am saying is true.
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Originally Posted by devilincarnate
(Post 35357430)
Thank you for been for the vote of confidence :mad:
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I think you have taken my comment the wrong way. As I have previously said, the main problem is with the big retailers. I would much rather buy fruit and veg from an independent supplier. After all they are usually cheaper, better quality, and give offers that don't try to con people.
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Originally Posted by devilincarnate
(Post 35357447)
I have done both and they are not different :)
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They are....wholesalers don't use misleading offers to try and con their customers. If they did then they would lose most of their customers overnight. |
