99 pence

Went to an icecream van the other day...and the good old 99 was £1.00. :(

It's wrong when you ask for a 99 and you pay £1.00

InvG

They was £1.60 were i used to work, multiple customers, and i mean 100's used to ask for them and just give me a £ and walk off. God my tills used to be down :D
 
That's even more annoying!

Having worked in a pub I used to hate people who would try and buy a pint or 2 with a card. Having to explain it has to be over a 5er. Then having to find something that will make it over a 5er by the minimum amount. Then waiting 2 minutes for the card machine to sort itself out..... :mad:

Maybe a few years back but isnt a pint £2.50+ now?
 
Isn't it the Flake that's the '99' part?

Dunno...don't really like them, was novelty factor though...I think it was £1...may have been £1.50 I don't know mate bought them. :p

It was quite sad though, there were 4 21 yearolds running for the icecream van, and we were the only ones to get icecreams, even though there were loads of kids around. Kids just aren't kids these days, they have to be too mature.

InvG
 
It is strange, but it obviously works on some people. I read 5.99 as £6 and all comparisons are based on that.
 
what really gets my goat is the adverts that say things like get this brand new tv for under £400 now only £399.99, it makes baby jesus cry
 
a 99p coin would be handy

even better would be a new law to ban all copper money and five pences. lets face it who nowadays counts out coppers to pay for anything, it just gets put in a change jar for me then ends up in one of those supermarket change counters which robs you of 10%
 
we did about it in business. It's called psychological pricing because your brain perceieves it to be much less than it actually is. We did about it in marketing hehe
 
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