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Anyone else here feel like joining a nationwide campaign to stop greedy Tesco taking over the world? Who'd be prepared never to shop there ever again?
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what I would love is, if everyone for one day, stopped going into Tesco's. So no-one was in there, just to show them there is -or should be - a limit to how much profit a company needs to make. We're all being fleeced by them, whether you're a customer, staff or supplier. Someone needs to give them a wake up call.
06:14 Wed 01st Feb 2012
Hate them with a passion, there used to be a decent view outside my front door. But in 2000 tesco bought up all the land and built an ugly 24 hour store. Parking outside my own house is a nightmare due to shoppers using the street as an overflow carpark. Theres tescorubbish every where as well as trollies that shoppers jus leave to blow about into peoples propertis and cars.
All supermarkets are a bit loathsome. The more price aware they are, the less pleasant they are to endure. It was a consequence of folk valuing price & convenience over a more pleasant shopping experience (or as pleasant as a shopping experience can ever be) and the subsequent demise of the local stores. But I can't afford to cross any supermarket off my list, there are not that many nearby me anyway. Bad enough I have to find time to get groceries as it is.
What job was that? Eccles.
Earlier in my career, I worked in Belgium and Luxembourg and I overthrew that policy "of Co only" as to a number of us in the retail petrol business.
This meant that the Co would accept the receipt off nominated staff as to the petrol/desel/LPG rebate they gave all staff (the only Co in the Group that did this). My argument was how in hell are we supposed to know what competition are up to if we dont see/feel/experience their service offerings?
To deny use of other supermarkets, assuming you were with a Sainsburys or Morrisons, or Asda, is a very myopic approach for marketers, Eccles.
Earlier in my career, I worked in Belgium and Luxembourg and I overthrew that policy "of Co only" as to a number of us in the retail petrol business.
This meant that the Co would accept the receipt off nominated staff as to the petrol/desel/LPG rebate they gave all staff (the only Co in the Group that did this). My argument was how in hell are we supposed to know what competition are up to if we dont see/feel/experience their service offerings?
To deny use of other supermarkets, assuming you were with a Sainsburys or Morrisons, or Asda, is a very myopic approach for marketers, Eccles.