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mumtotwo 23-12-2009 14:50

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I got a Taxi from Asda to Pickup street and was charged £5 :mad:
And then one of my bags with milk and lemonade in it has disappeared, i searched the house and then rang the taxi firm to check if it was in the boot still and guess what ??? 'No bag in car' !!!
So where do you think my bag is ??

Neil 23-12-2009 14:58

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On the floor outside Asda maybe.

Maybe there is there a surcharge for going to Clayton :rolleyes::D

mumtotwo 23-12-2009 15:01

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 771572)
On the floor outside Asda maybe.

Maybe there is there a surcharge for going to Clayton :rolleyes::D

Very funny!
I know it went in the boot but it definatly didnt make it into my house!!

Neil 23-12-2009 15:03

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I was being serious for a change, I bet a lot of bags get left outside Asda. Easy to forget when you are trying to shove the kids in the car at the same time.

jaysay 23-12-2009 15:07

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mumtotwo (Post 771569)
I got a Taxi from Asda to Pickup street and was charged £5 :mad:
And then one of my bags with milk and lemonade in it has disappeared, i searched the house and then rang the taxi firm to check if it was in the boot still and guess what ??? 'No bag in car' !!!
So where do you think my bag is ??

£5 from ASDA to Clayton seems a bit steep to me

Neil 23-12-2009 15:11

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 771578)
£5 from ASDA to Clayton seems a bit steep to me

Me too, I would guess it should be more like £3.50 :rolleyes::D

BERNADETTE 23-12-2009 15:12

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What does it normally cost?

mumtotwo 23-12-2009 15:16

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 771581)
What does it normally cost?

Normally costs about £3.50!!

Neil 23-12-2009 15:23

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I must be psychic :rolleyes:

BERNADETTE 23-12-2009 15:23

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Originally Posted by mumtotwo (Post 771584)
Normally costs about £3.50!!

Would have had to say something if it had been me:( Being busy does not justify putting prices up IMHO

mumtotwo 23-12-2009 15:28

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 771588)
Would have had to say something if it had been me:( Being busy does not justify putting prices up IMHO

I did tell him that the price was expensive and that im normally charged £3.50 and he said you must use another company because we charge everyone £5.

BERNADETTE 23-12-2009 15:33

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Originally Posted by mumtotwo (Post 771591)
I did tell him that the price was expensive and that im normally charged £3.50 and he said you must use another company because we charge everyone £5.

Robbing gets if thats the case:(

Benipete 23-12-2009 18:33

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 771580)
Me too, I would guess it should be more like £3.50 :rolleyes::D

I can see the point that it was expensive,but I can't really see that you can blame the driver for your loss.:confused:

MargaretR 23-12-2009 18:51

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£6 is the maximum that any supermarket ever charges for delivery.
That highest rate applies when you pick the most popular delivery times.
I seldom pay anything for delivery because I have their charging system sussed.

Benipete 23-12-2009 19:12

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 771635)
£6 is the maximum that any supermarket ever charges for delivery.
That highest rate applies when you pick the most popular delivery times.
I seldom pay anything for delivery because I have their charging system sussed.

Did someone mention a needle being stuck?:D:D

MargaretR 23-12-2009 19:17

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Originally Posted by Benipete (Post 771639)
Did someone mention a needle being stuck?:D:D

Point taken:) - just think that anyone physically attending a supermarket at this time of year must be a masochist:rolleyes:

shillelagh 23-12-2009 21:16

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well went to asda today at teatime ... and the queues to go through the tills and the self service checkouts were halfway down the aisles ... and will be going tomorrow for stuff i forgot ...

cashman 23-12-2009 21:55

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i went at teatime NO Prawns No Scampi,No Salt, according to the young lad i asked, was absolutely mental, only wanted a few things n got next to sod all.:(

Neil 23-12-2009 22:13

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 771669)
according to the young lad i asked, was absolutely mental

He is correct, you are mental :rolleyes::D

Mick 24-12-2009 08:12

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sorry but i have had to edit the name of this taxi firm out if they read this and could be problems and sue the site

jaysay 24-12-2009 08:38

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Originally Posted by mumtotwo (Post 771591)
I did tell him that the price was expensive and that im normally charged £3.50 and he said you must use another company because we charge everyone £5.

The answer there is mumtotwo, give that firm a wide berth in the future:rolleyes:

Benipete 24-12-2009 08:45

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 771642)
Point taken:) - just think that anyone physically attending a supermarket at this time of year must be a masochist:rolleyes:

I agree,I got my shopping a fortnight ago.:D

Shops are only shut for one day not two months.:confused::confused::D

accyman 24-12-2009 11:23

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Originally Posted by mick (Post 771711)
sorry but i have had to edit the name of this taxi firm out if they read this and could be problems and sue the site





its hard to know which firm to use these days they either over charge or employ sex offenders round here wasnt there a story in teh paper and a huge thread on here that mentioned a sex offender been given his taxi licence back for an accy firm ?:rolleyes:

MargaretR 25-12-2009 22:51

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I used a taxi today for a half mile trip to son's place - £4.50
I expected it to be price hiked on christmas day, so wasn't surprised.
I normally give a good tip, but I only rounded it up to a fiver, because it arrived one whole hour after I had asked for it.
Despite having pleurisy at the mo, I had started to dig my car out of the snowdrift, thinking that it would never come.
The other 10 for dinner were waiting patiently for my breathless arrival before starting.

On the return trip I had regained my composure after several glasses of wine, but was thwarted again by a foul poison emitting deodorant tree hanging within one foot of my face. I was rendered gasping and breathless yet again.

The dinner and good company were worth the suffering of the taxi though :)

cashman 25-12-2009 22:56

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i shall be using one tomorrow evening, always ask the fare when ya ring up n book em, thats tactic i use, dont say owt to driver, then tell him to get stuffed if he says its any more.:D should say, i always tip em if honest, if they try conning they get sod all.

Restless 29-12-2009 00:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mick (Post 771711)
sorry but i have had to edit the name of this taxi firm out if they read this and could be problems and sue the site


sue the site over an overexpensive taxi?? hehe

The firm i used last to get a taxi from asda has an X in it. I am in clayton too and i was charged £2.50 as usual. True, the taxi driver turned his stero on full blast and played gansta rap tunes. Also Dill Hall lane was packed and he drove on the pavement to turn left :eek:

US Angel 29-12-2009 03:52

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What a ripoff
I remember losing a coat the same way

accyman 29-12-2009 04:47

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Originally Posted by Restless (Post 773056)
sue the site over an overexpensive taxi?? hehe

The firm i used last to get a taxi from asda has an X in it. I am in clayton too and i was charged £2.50 as usual. True, the taxi driver turned his stero on full blast and played gansta rap tunes. Also Dill Hall lane was packed and he drove on the pavement to turn left :eek:

that wasnt a taxi you drunken fool it was a boy racer looking to earn some petrol money to keep him warm when sat outside mcdonalds in his corsa ,the X was the year of his car :D

Neil 29-12-2009 09:35

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 773074)
that wasnt a taxi you drunken fool it was a boy racer looking to earn some petrol money to keep him warm when sat outside mcdonalds in his corsa ,the X was the year of his car :D

Sounds like the voice of experience - I thought you had stopped sitting outside McDonalds months ago :rolleyes::p:D

jaysay 29-12-2009 10:26

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 773117)
Sounds like the voice of experience - I thought you had stopped sitting outside McDonalds months ago :rolleyes::p:D

No Neil he still sits there but doesn't beg anymore :D

Restless 03-01-2010 03:40

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hmm so that was the guy i saw outside mcdonalds prostituting for cheeseburgers

flashy 03-01-2010 07:30

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Hahahahaha

mallard 03-01-2010 12:56

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Ithink they can charge what they want to day.


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