Well I'm boycotting Asda! *Merged*

[derekgas]

Have a look at the link below, about a lady who was refused service at asda in Rochdale, the asian on the till refused to finish her checkout because she wore a wristband supporting British troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, his supervisor was called, and guess what? HE BACKED HIM UP!! I really do despair at this seemingly racist taunting against the British public!

LocknLoad....... :: Asda Rochdale as posted by Foxnwolf (below)

[BERNADETTE]

It seems reverse racism is completely acceptable

[yerself]

Have a read at this,

Girl, 6, 'labelled racist' for 'chocolate on your face' comment - Telegraph

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by yerself

Have a read at this,

Girl, 6, 'labelled racist' for 'chocolate on your face' comment - Telegraph

Saw that too yerself, its a joke, really flies in the face of all this multi-cultural society crap if you ask me, its the indigenous population that have to bend over backwards every time, but not at the behest of ethnic minorities living in this country, but the Guardian reading left wing oiks wallowing in the gutters of the big city town halls, is about time they got a life

[MargaretR]

I have stopped using Asda because their 'fresh' food isn't.
I paid loads o'money for a free range organic chicken.
It had a 'use by/sell by date' for the same day, which I thought was odd.
It was delivered to me the day before that date.
When unwrapped it stank of putrefaction as in 'sewer smell'
I got a refund but it has put me off Asda forever

[***Mr D***]

Totally unaceptable (If true), I owuld not of left without creating a very large scene and making all customer around knew exactly what was going on.

Also my McAfee shows the first link is a bit iffy.
foxnwolf.com | McAfee SiteAdvisor Software – Website Safety Ratings and Secure Search

[cashman]

Originally Posted by ***Mr D***

Totally unaceptable (If true), I owuld not of left without creating a very large scene and making all customer around knew exactly what was going on.

Also my McAfee shows the first link is a bit iffy.
foxnwolf.com | McAfee SiteAdvisor Software – Website Safety Ratings and Secure Search

Please explain what ya mean by a bit iffy MrD as your link is also iffy, it dont load on my computer.

[MUMMIBOO]

What is the world comming to!

[***Mr D***]

Originally Posted by cashman

Please explain what ya mean by a bit iffy MrD as your link is also iffy, it dont load on my computer.

I use McAfee and it has a site adviser, this site flagged up as be wary, the link sould be fine but it shows a few DL could be iffy.

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This is what it said. Just informing others.

[Barrie Yates]

Please be careful of these so called information sites. Local and regional news would have been all over something like this. Could just be someone who is pd off at Asda

[lancsdave]

Originally Posted by Barrie Yates

Please be careful of these so called information sites. Local and regional news would have been all over something like this. Could just be someone who is pd off at Asda

The Rochdale Observer have reported on it;

Help for Heroes row: Asda says sorry - News - Rochdale Observer

[steeljack]

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

[Barrie Yates]

Originally Posted by lancsdave

The Rochdale Observer have reported on it;

Help for Heroes row: Asda says sorry - News - Rochdale Observer

Thanks Dave

[wadey]

O Dear another Google Page Ranking disaster
"A CUSTOMER who claims she was turned away from the tills at Asda for wearing a Help for Heroes charity wristband has been assured by company bosses that those responsible will be dealt with. She also received a bunch of flowers and an apology from the supermarket giant.
Beth Hoyle, of Whitworth, says she was turned away from the tills at Asda in Dane Street, because the checkout operator allegedly said ‘what she was wearing’ meant she supported the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan."
Rochdale Observer 061109
Sorry didn't realise this was already in another thread

[cashman]

cheers fer explanation MrD, n fer link dave, at least Asda are on the case wi this, much as i dislike em.