Just bought some £244.05 worth of Christmas presents

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Troll replied

1 December 2017, 21:16
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

Just bought some £244.05 worth of Christmas presents being 244 items from Poundland and a 5p bag.
The bag split open; what can I do? Can I get a refund?

you know when they charge you 5p for a bag at supermarkets etc- why can't you insist on a paper bag instead, recyclable and so wouldn't be subject to a 5p levy
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MrMarkyMark replied

1 December 2017, 20:40
Originally posted by WTFH View Post

Hoover?

No, we support British tax paying companies, so our cleaners use Henry.

But no, in this case it's air bags.

Use Henry for what, exactly?
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vetran replied

1 December 2017, 20:09
Originally posted by WTFH View Post

Hoover?

No, we support British tax paying companies, so our cleaners use Henry.

But no, in this case it's air bags.

Bulgarian air bags? You treated ~~yourself~~ Mrs WTFH to a little silicon boost?
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Mordac replied

1 December 2017, 10:18
Originally posted by WTFH View Post

Hoover?

No, we support British tax paying companies, so our cleaners use Henry.

British tax paying cleaners?

But no, in this case it's air bags.

A real contractor would have bought the whole car...
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WTFH replied

1 December 2017, 09:52
Originally posted by original PM View Post

A new hoover?

Hoover?

No, we support British tax paying companies, so our cleaners use Henry.

But no, in this case it's air bags.
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Mordac replied

1 December 2017, 09:50
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

You really should have paid for delivery.

Next time spend the 5p on a session with NLyUK.

and tell her to keep the change...
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original PM replied

1 December 2017, 09:43
Originally posted by WTFH View Post

The final part of The Wife's (tm) Christmas present is being ordered today. Free delivery and comes with several bags. Unfortunately it won't arrive until near my birthday. I thought the delay was due to it coming from Das Scooterville, but it turns out it's coming from Spain.

A new hoover?
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WTFH replied

1 December 2017, 09:10
The final part of The Wife's (tm) Christmas present is being ordered today. Free delivery and comes with several bags. Unfortunately it won't arrive until near my birthday. I thought the delay was due to it coming from Das Scooterville, but it turns out it's coming from Spain.
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BrilloPad replied

1 December 2017, 08:56
You really should have paid for delivery.

Next time spend the 5p on a session with NLyUK.
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Paddy started a topic Just bought some £244.05 worth of Christmas presents

1 December 2017, 08:54
Just bought some £244.05 worth of Christmas presents

Just bought some £244.05 worth of Christmas presents being 244 items from Poundland and a 5p bag.
The bag split open; what can I do? Can I get a refund?
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