Originally Posted by derekgas (Post 761163)

If this is aimed at me Mancie, then I take issue with you calling me or a member of my family liars (a family member who was with the lady in question), this debacle was posted on several forums (and not by me), and is in the local (to the asda in question) newspaper, asda would sue if it were not a true account.

Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 761396)

No I would not call you a lair..but I don't believe this happend.. but it's the same old crap on here that is posted for the same old crap..I mean the stuff that gets the expected response of.."what are we coming to" and all that ...does anyone really believe that someone was refused to pay at an ASDA checkout because they had a wristband on?... behave and get real.

Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 761396)

No I would not call you a lair..but I don't believe this happend.. but it's the same old crap on here that is posted for the same old crap..I mean the stuff that gets the expected response of.."what are we coming to" and all that ...does anyone really believe that someone was refused to pay at an ASDA checkout because they had a wristband on?... behave and get real.

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 761426)

It's a filthy reactionary plot devised to divide the proletariat and disrupt their noble struggle to achieve power and it's all been cooked up by the imperialist, running dog, capitalist press, hasn't it, Mancie? ;)

Originally Posted by mattylad (Post 761487)

I bet its certainly not Asda policy to do this and anyone not following Asda policy will be for the high jump.

Knowing several other Asda employees they are all aghast at this & would tell the operator that allegedly refused what they thought of her (and several of them are also aisans).

Perhaps this operator needs reporting to the police for having terrorist sympathetic views? :D

Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 761049)

No way would this happen in a Walmart/ASDA store in the US , ........any store clerk/shop assistant dumb enough to try this here would soon be educated in what the terms "git a rope" and "lock and load" mean :eek: :eek:

Originally Posted by US Angel (Post 761752)

I cannot see it happening at my Walmart store either,
Granted a lot of the customers are Military Families

Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 761786)

I do remember about 5 years ago posting comments on here about the Accy ASDA; I have not changed my opinion:

YOU CAN STICK ASDA UP YOUR ARSE

Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 761808)

I shop at Sainsburys now - more organic foods and free delivery midweek if you spend over £100

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 761823)

Spend over £100 Margaret:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: :D

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 761823)

Spend over £100 Margaret:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: :D