Shop was about to close and I was running round a bit, remembered I wanted a pizza so just grabbed one from the special offers bay...only when i got in did I realise that the offer must have been 'buy one get one free'. Do you think they'll let me go back for the free one tomorrow?
probably not sparky...they both have to go through the till at the same time for them to get the credit back silly as it sounds...although if you ask nicely they will probably give you the other one as a gesture of goodwill. But in the old days of Somerfield, we always had to politely apologise
probably not sparky...they both have to go through the till at the same time for them to get the credit back silly as it sounds...although if you ask nicely they will probably give you the other one as a gesture of goodwill. But in the old days of So
makes me laugh though looking back...we used to readily deal with heroine addict shoplifters, multiple freezer breakdowns, till operators helping themselves...but a customer coming back who'd missed a BOGOF offer used to send the whole system into disarray
makes me laugh though looking back...we used to readily deal with heroine addict shoplifters, multiple freezer breakdowns, till operators helping themselves...but a customer coming back who'd missed a BOGOF offer used to send the whole system into di
why don't you just take the first pizza back - claim it was the wrong size/colour etc
then with the refund money get two for the same price
recently did something similar at local Tesco There is a special introductory offer on a 12 pack of Cadbury creme eggs - for £4.99 Alternatively you can have a six pack for £2.69 or two six packs for £4.50
why don't you just take the first pizza back - claim it was the wrong size/colour etcthen with the refund money get two for the same pricerecently did something similar at local TescoThere is a special introductory offer on a 12 pack of Cadbury crem
If you buy one and get one free but decide that you're not happy with the original one and ask for your money back (which most own brands say you can do on their packaging) can you keep the free one?
If they won't let you does that make the offer illegal (or at least misleading) under the Sale of Goods Act?
If you buy one and get one free but decide that you're not happy with the original one and ask for your money back (which most own brands say you can do on their packaging) can you keep the free one?If they won't let you does that make the offer ille
'why don't you just take the first pizza back - claim it was the wrong size/colour etc'
Erm, I don't think they'd really accept in the condition it's now in.
'why don't you just take the first pizza back - claim it was the wrong size/colour etc'Erm, I don't think they'd really accept in the condition it's now in.