No, there's loads. Lasted me two days so far

Tesco seems to make a real hash of their offers all the time by buggering them up - where they really ARE brilliant offers and they didn't click on!! :devil:

they only suss it out when people come in droves and the stock goes rapidly, then they realise they've screwed up.

I love seeing that!

It's been 4 cans of tango and 7up for £1 for ages. Don't think that's actually too bad at 25p a can

What gets me is shops charging like 70p or more for cans of soft drinks that you can get, as you say, cheap...... complete and utter rip off.

It's always the heavy stuff on offer. I shop online mostly but when I have a browse it's guranteed it all ends up weighing a tonne :bawling:

Best way to do it imo, not trudging around filling up trolleys, to unload it all at the till, to load it back into the trolley, to then unload it from trolley into the car, then offload it into the house....

to hell with that ..... gimme £3 delivery, packed and dropped off 3 feet from my kitchen anyday. And if you're really clever, you make sure you get some 'specials' that make up the cost of the delivery charge (or get the freebie online reference codes). ;)

Same thing happens here, people think they're getting such great deals but don't really think about it.

Especially since we just had thanksgiving, it was crazy.

Same here Nicole: the supermarket closes for one day...ONE DAY, yet people purchase foodstuffs like Armagedon has been announced. It's crackers!

Black Friday is the worst, we were in line for four hours trying to get some TV.

Apparently they're supposed to have the "best" deals. :bored:

The January sales used to be mayhem here. I think it's calmed down though now as the sales are all year round. Winter Sale. Summer Sale. Xmas Sale. Any excuse Sale......

Well it's the day after thanksgiving (for us). People do all their Christmas shopping then trying to get all the deals.

It's not worth it, imo.

I saw a vid where some woman was pepper spraying people out the way just to get an Xbox D:

Yeah, it was on the news :shocked:

I saw on tv this morning two women fighting at a store over an iron! They were both trying to get the last one but one gave up and threw it on that other woman!

the weight it says on the packet hardly ever = the actual weight I noticed that one before

:shocked: Good god. That's unreal.


I saw two senior citizens years ago, in Asda, at the 'downpriced meats' section - literally having a tug of war over a pre-packed sirloin steak..... I'm still unsure whether I found it funny or pathetic! Well...it was funny, but pathetic at the same time!!

thought I'd add this in here.....seeing as it was being discussed recently:- news article in today's Daily Mail. Looks like the Big 4 might be in a spot of bother over the very type of thing we were talking about on this thread

I expect prices on some stuff to rise by a penny or two, but have noticed during November that they seem to add between 10-20p on a lot of stuff :mad:

I bought three Frijj's for £1.20 the other day. Bargain.

10 cans of coke for £2.50 nothing but a steal deal

I got 15 cans for £4.00 (just over 26p per can) the other day - and like you, that's where those who are switched on - make the savings.

I mentioned Tesco earlier on in the thread being famous for buggering up their deals (and hugely to the customer's benefit)......... now you've mentioned Frijj's...... have a look.

Must have been from a Tesco Express then. Though I didn't use the self service checkout; they were listing it as 3 for the price of 1 on the shelf. Weird.

The article states it apparently affected Tesco Express.... so looks like you got the benefit of their computer glitch..... buy one, get two free - great result for you eh!! :D

Muppets aren't they!! I love seeing this type of thing, seeing as though all rake in the profits on a massive level.:devil:

Thing on about it tonight on Panorama - BBC1 8:30

Oh, glad you mentioned. Let's see if they reveal all the other scams.

another piece of 'useless info'.... Fairy Liquid bottles have changed sizes: they are now smaller than what they used to be, but price has not come down. Apparently the reason being is that the liquid is slightly more concentrated than it was before: and that is the justification for not bringing the price down..... but they dont' actually tell people it's more concentrated - so they will still use it and replenish it at the same rate.

ie: sort of the opposite of a placebo effect - if people don't know it's concentrated - they won't realise they don't have to use as much every time they wash dishes.

Watching the doc now :)

Fancy sending a dumb blonde into supermarkets
all the maths confuse her ass

Bailey's(To be used With female company obviously :joker:) & Smirnoff for £15 or so combined.


I love being scammed :D

They're more clever than we think. I wouldn't be surprised if they do!

:D

what a muppet....... she's the one doing the investigation yet couldn't do basic arithmetic. Gawd help us all !! :D