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Remember half price tins tuna. £4 for 4 cans. Who pays £8 for 4 cans of tuna?It's like people have never been into a coop before, they are rip offs on a anything not on offer and have been for many years.
Remember half price tins tuna. £4 for 4 cans. Who pays £8 for 4 cans of tuna?It's like people have never been into a coop before, they are rip offs on a anything not on offer and have been for many years.
well, either you have reading difficultities or you are just lying, otherwise you would see Tesco's operating margin has reduced by 35%y/y, so actually Tescos is absorbing the increased cost of products.
If you drink tea, start buying mint teabags, once used put them under your armpit's over night, or any other crack than might smellPrice of spray deodorant shocked me in the UK.
A can of dove 200ml was £4.50 that's a straight up doubling in price. How is that justified?
It was something I used to stock up on when I came to London . (And paxo )
The price of butane or whatever gas they use will have sky rocketed the past year. Though gas prices are basically back to normal now I doubt we’ll see those prices come down in a hurray.Price of spray deodorant shocked me in the UK.
A can of dove 200ml was £4.50 that's a straight up doubling in price. How is that justified?
It was something I used to stock up on when I came to London . (And paxo )
Same thing happening with toiletries "new improved" versions which are smaller quantities at a higher price and inferior to the product which has been around for years, etc. and/or certain ingredients swapped out, for probably cheaper ones, making them useless
Yea I think Tescos are particularly guilty at the moment.
But it's not just them, I don't shop in Aldi or Lidl that often, only because of distance, but I've noticed even on there the £50 shop is more like £80 now.
Can't say for Hamburg. But can vouch for Bucharest though. Less of a tingle.. More of a burn..Source shower gel. The old school tea tree used to tingle your bits like a lady of the night in Hamburg, these days it's simple trip to the Dr's and cough 1,2
Plenty of these small co-ops on council estates. It's sad to think of people who don't have access to other alternatives. Rip-off!Anyone who does their main shop in Co-op are bonkers.
I know. Fortunately, the villages I lived as a kid the supermarkets deliver. As seen a couple of the home delivery vans in them. Though discriminates those who don't spend much and technophobes.Plenty of these small co-ops on council estates. It's sad to think of people who don't have access to other alternatives. Rip-off!
Anyone who shops at Tesco (and increasingly Sainsburys) who doesn't have a Clubcard and Nectar card are foolish. Have saved more money at one of them than I spent all due to scanning the loyalty card!Yea I think Tescos are particularly guilty at the moment.
But it's not just them, I don't shop in Aldi or Lidl that often, only because of distance, but I've noticed even on there the £50 shop is more like £80 now.
Oh its the "advanced care" range. Still apply deodorant every time I have a shower. Even the 96 hour protection stuff. Who only applies deodorant every 4 days? They have discontinued the standard range. As I bought a few cans in clearance for about 60p each.Price of spray deodorant shocked me in the UK.
A can of dove 200ml was £4.50 that's a straight up doubling in price. How is that justified?
It was something I used to stock up on when I came to London . (And paxo )