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grannyclaret 06-05-2008 09:35

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I love bog offs.. in my freezer at the moment i have 10 tubs of Lurpac butter,,, from Tesco,s,i saved £1.34 a tub.....we go through it like its going out of fashion,,,,:alright:

katex 06-05-2008 10:13

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Originally Posted by grannyclaret (Post 572228)
I love bog offs.. in my freezer at the moment i have 10 tubs of Lurpac butter,,, from Tesco,s,i saved £1.34 a tub.....we go through it like its going out of fashion,,,,:alright:

Didn't know butter was freezable G-C ? Does it not 'split' or anything then ?
Suppose you couldn't put in the microwave to de-frost though .. :D

jambutty 06-05-2008 10:24

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Used properly BOGOF and other offers can be beneficial to a person’s budget but only if the item/s offered are what you would have bought without the offer anyway. It’s no good buying a BOGOF just because it is there.

But look at the periodic discount offers from a different angle. BOGOF and other offers are just an attempt to disguise the extortionate prices charged. If merchants can sell discounted items and still make a profit what sort of a profit are they making without the discount?

I would much prefer that there were no BOGOF’s, 50% extra for free, 10% off etc and all overall prices were reduced.

grannyclaret 06-05-2008 23:10

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 572246)
Didn't know butter was freezable G-C ? Does it not 'split' or anything then ?
Suppose you couldn't put in the microwave to de-frost though .. :D

I just take it out and let it thaw out natural,,,it dosent take long,,,and its perfect,,I think if you microwaved it, it might go rancid....

grannyclaret 06-05-2008 23:12

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Originally Posted by jambutty (Post 572250)
Used properly BOGOF and other offers can be beneficial to a person’s budget but only if the item/s offered are what you would have bought without the offer anyway. It’s no good buying a BOGOF just because it is there.

But look at the periodic discount offers from a different angle. BOGOF and other offers are just an attempt to disguise the extortionate prices charged. If merchants can sell discounted items and still make a profit what sort of a profit are they making without the discount?

I would much prefer that there were no BOGOF’s, 50% extra for free, 10% off etc and all overall prices were reduced.

AH BUT THEN YOU WOULDENT GET THAT SATISFACTION OF KNOWING YOU HAD BAGGED A BARGAIN......:alright:

grannyclaret 06-05-2008 23:13

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OOPS cap lock on again,,,sorry:eek:

garinda 06-05-2008 23:40

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I do buy BOGOF's, but like Jambutty said earlier, only on things I'd be buying regularly anyway.

A lot of people are so easily taken in when it comes to special offers. People buy things just because they are 'on sale', without looking at the actual cost to themselves, and if whatever they are buying is therefore good value.

jambutty 07-05-2008 03:19

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Originally Posted by grannyclaret (Post 572595)
AH BUT THEN YOU WOULDENT GET THAT SATISFACTION OF KNOWING YOU HAD BAGGED A BARGAIN......:alright:

Not much of a bargain if two or three times a year you get the product cheaper and spend the rest of the year paying through the nose.

emzy 07-05-2008 08:40

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Originally Posted by jambutty (Post 572649)
Not much of a bargain if two or three times a year you get the product cheaper and spend the rest of the year paying through the nose.

Good point, but unfortunately that is the way that it is done so you've got to bag a "bargain" whenever you can do


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