I can't believe anyone would suggest we should just accept being overcharged however much it is - that would give the dishonest licence to get away with it. It's the principle, not the amount. 29p here and 29p there soon mounts up.

If it's marked up at a certain price that is what they have to charge you. My local co-op's computers never seem to be able to keep up with their 'offers' and regularly advertising one amount and charging another higher amount at the till. I always question it.

The law protects your consumer rights?

Exactly

come back to me when you have never left the house and realised you needed a pint of milk or something small and left your wallet at home and if you haven't then you really aren't doing the household shop very regularly

tea!

Good job we have Apple Pay now!

its good for you I don't have an iphone also there are still some shops that don't do contactless...the card factory is one off the top of my head

I take my wallet with me even if I don't intend on shopping. Quite silly leaving at home where it can be stolen whilst you're out

I also leave my house without my phone sometimes, Im not a slave to tech :hee:

Just going back to the OP, honestly, mistakes happen in retail all the time, people would be surprised how difficult it is for staff to keep on top of it all

I think if you'd been over charged a lot on something I'd agree, but when it's 29p on 5 garlic breads, imo it's just a bit sad to complain, get over it :shrug:

:joker: like it would never be lifted when you are out, what a bizarre thing to say :umm2:

Android Pay exists too sis!
The Card Factory will be on its way out soon then :shrug: if you can't keep up with the times you go bust

Better hope you're nobodies emergency contact for anything then

There's still a fair few places I go round here that don't even accept cards young man nevermind your bloody ipay s**te :laugh:

I love me apple pay!

I bet they're little old lady shops though aren't they? :fan:

I come from the land of the elderly and we have apple pay everywhere :skull:

No I mean shops run by old people, or cafes that's have been in a family for generations, those sort of places

No lol the ones that came to mind are the 2 chip shops nearest to me and an ecig shop near where I work

Oh also, one shop in my village is a real old lady ran shop though

One of the chippys over here doesn't take card so I never go there, so it clearly has a detrimental effect on their business

It's garlic bread not champagne, just to dezzy with your debit card answer, have you ever seen someone get to the till and their card won't work, because I have loads of times, plus I know two cafes and a kebab shop that only take cash.

I can tell you now that it has zero effect on the two near me, they're so busy almost all the time

farm shops over here never do debit either and they've been going for years

Pretty sure most people given the choice would prefer the chance to protect their belongings than to leave them open to being stolen. How BIZARRE to think otherwise :umm2:

I can imagine you sitting in a rocking chair knitting telling your kids things like that

"AND I'll tell you this now!...."

I would think my money is safer at home than in my pocket though idk
Like if you keep your wallet somewhere logical and like dont tape it to the outside of your window then you don't have a problem unless you live in an area where you're being broken into everyday but in that case you would to take anything of value like an xbox or something with you :joker:

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I'm a s**t at knitting

You tried it then,lol

Jordan leaving his house everyday

http://digital-photo.com.au/gallery3...g?m=1335136021

In primary school we had to do it, we knitted a jumper (and my mom did 90% of mine :hee: )

Did you do the weaving one, on a piece of card.

No, my daughter did that in Home Ec though

exactly

if your laptop, game consoles and that are safe at your house then your card/wallet will 100% be safe because laptops etc are most likely to get stolen than a wallet.

I did that, and sewed a small kit bag and a mouse, lol

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'wanna go to the movies jenny?'
'nah janice i have to pop to tesco with the washing machine :('

Right to point it out imo. They were obviously displaying an old price or expired offer and if no one points that out then they'll just continue to display the wrong price. Probably means there's other products which are priced incorrectly as well

Smithy, how about you start a 'charity'. You pay for all the supermarket mistakes. ;)

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Indeed.

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:joker::joker: They all add up. :joker::joker:

But it clearly stated £2. In law they must sell it at that price.

Well I was annoyed that I had to break into a tenner, and when I had the right money.

Another 'bargain' store does that too where I live. Wrong prices, different at the till. They must be making a small fortune from the elderly who think they're getting bargains.

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Shows how immature they are then aren't they.

Morale of the story

Dont go to a shop Dezzy or Smithy work in as they will rob you blind

I'm just wondering who Jordan lives with as he can't leave his wallet at home :eek:

Again... no, they don't have too