Flybe, John Lewis...

[scooterscot]

Gammons, who do you have in your sights next on this fire sale of yours?

[wattaj]

Gammons, who do you have in your sights next on this fire sale of yours?

Cineworld Group Plc.


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Ah, you mean the Brexit firesale. Ok, sorry...
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[original PM]

You don't think maybe John Lewis is just a victim of the the online shopping revolution?

[eek]

You don't think maybe John Lewis is just a victim of the the online shopping revolution?

John Lewis loses out from profiting at times.

I bought Mrs Eek a new Food Mixer last year - top of the range Kenwood £350 or so from memory.

Two days later walking through John Lewis I checked the price there £675 - as no one had offers on anymore so the price has been lifted back to the won't sell but set price for discount price.

Once you've seen that a few times you stop trusting them on prices.

Still get some clothes from there as John Lewis's quality hasn't been cut the way M&S's has.

[BrilloPad]

John Lewis customer service now rubbish.

[scooterscot]

You don't think maybe John Lewis is just a victim of the the online shopping revolution?

Absolutely not. In fact the more and more I've used Amazon over the years the more I realise it is a massive distributer of tat.

JL is a victim of low interest on savings, assets bubbles galore, abysmal central bank policies, a government rewarding the rich punishing the poor, awful public transport, soaring costs - is it any wonder people are belt tightening and not spending?

Last I was in Edinburgh, I visited JL, tried on some tops and trousers, paid up.. then went to the roof top restaurant (Amazon can you do that?) and had me a cream tea with views of the city.

[Old Greg]

John Lewis customer service now crapita.

FTFY

[Mordac]

FTFY

Ironically their CEO is called Jon Lewis.



Edit: Didn't they bin Crapita (for living up to their name) some years ago?

[Mordac]

Absolutely not. In fact the more and more I've used Amazon over the years the more I realise it is a massive distributer of tat.

JL is a victim of low interest on savings, assets bubbles galore, abysmal central bank policies, a government rewarding the rich punishing the poor, awful public transport, soaring costs - is it any wonder people are belt tightening and not spending?

Last I was in Edinburgh, I visited JL, tried on some tops and trousers, paid up.. then went to the roof top restaurant (Amazon can you do that?) and had me a cream tea with views of the city.

The most important question being, jam first or cream first?

[d000hg]

I don't see any news on John Lewis, only Flybe?