Food Prices

[city2]

So Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and Asda are all selling foods at a certain price if you have a clubcard of there’s which in turn means you can buy most goods cheaper. Obviously if you don’t have a card you are sold it at full price. Lurpack just as an example today was £5 with a club card it was £3.50. If they can still make a profit with the card why the fuck are we being shafted with the prices today.

 

[Scottyboi]

So Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and Asda are all selling foods at a certain price if you have a clubcard of there’s which in turn means you can buy most goods cheaper. Obviously if you don’t have a card you are sold it at full price. Lurpack just as an example today was £5 with a club card it was £3.50. If they can still make a profit with the card why the fuck are we being shafted with the prices today.

So you exclusively shop there and they can use the data of all your purchases and others to use for better marketing and profit I guess.

 

[Deleted member 77198]

The supermarkets are supermarkets for a reason (£££££££)

Get down to those Asian outdoor/indoor market type places or the big Chinese one for foodstuff, better quality and cheaper.

 

[doots]

It's all bollocks.
There's no longer any 'offers' in store unless you bag a sweaty sandwich from the whoopsie section.
The supermarkets are conning us into thinking we're exclusive holding a loyalty card.
No one in their right mind does a big shop in tesco for instance without a tesco club card.

 

[denislawsbackheel]

So Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and Asda are all selling foods at a certain price if you have a clubcard of there’s which in turn means you can buy most goods cheaper. Obviously if you don’t have a card you are sold it at full price. Lurpack just as an example today was £5 with a club card it was £3.50. If they can still make a profit with the card why the fuck are we being shafted with the prices today.

Get a club card…

 

[Tuearts right boot]

They know what you spend and what you spend it on so can make you offers you find difficult to refuse. It's called marketing, they aint stupid.

 

[crooky]

I haven't tried it myself. But apparently you can find where people have shared their Clubcard etc online and use that if you didn't want to share your data.

 

[Maintainin]

...them were the days

 

[RadcliffeRick]

And these, spent hours sticking them into books.

 

[Bill Walker]

So Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and Asda are all selling foods at a certain price if you have a clubcard of there’s which in turn means you can buy most goods cheaper. Obviously if you don’t have a card you are sold it at full price. Lurpack just as an example today was £5 with a club card it was £3.50. If they can still make a profit with the card why the fuck are we being shafted with the prices today.

Just get everybody's loyalty card, there's an app you can store them all in........Bingo!!