Soldato
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I'd use them if there was say 10% reduction in my bill. Why should I have to do the cashiers job for them? That's what I'm paying for dammit.
whitecrook said:I'd use them if there was say 10% reduction in my bill. Why should I have to do the cashiers job for them? That's what I'm paying for dammit.
This i would pay to see[TW]Fox said:If you try and put through loads of items it should sound a big alarm with an arrow pointing at the shopper, continually shouting 'THIS CUSTOMER IS BRAINDEAD'
That would do the trick.
[TW]Fox said:If you try and put through loads of items it should sound a big alarm with an arrow pointing at the shopper, continually shouting 'THIS CUSTOMER IS BRAINDEAD'
number41 said:Suppose you could buy bottles of whiskey and skim one for you and one for the basket![]()
Alasdair said:I love using them when I've got my tunes on. No human interaction is required, it's great!
I use the self serve as I find it generally quicker as most people seem to fear them. I also use my card on it for pretty much any purchase as it's quicker than cash. I'll probably change that when they get the keypads. Are they getting the touchscreen with stylus like Asda has for signing?
Felix LaPoubelle said:I'd of thought they will claim back any money they have to refund due to customers using stolen cards.
Quoted for truth - absolutely 100% right.Kami said:I don't use them, I personally think that being served at the till is part of going to a shop, if I wanted absolutely no human contact then I'd order online.
I also don't see why I should help put those people out of a job, which is essentially what this is all about and somehow I doubt the savings would ever be passed onto customers.
LukeManUK said:Self Service checkouts are a great way to walk away with a quick free drink, a saving of 80 pence or so!