Kettering And District Samaritans Link...
Quizzes & Puzzles2 mins ago
//Tesco customers have hit out at the supermarket after it was suggested Clubcard data could be used to 'nudge' them towards certain food choices//
Intrusive or helpful? It's a 'No thanks' from me.
British supermarkets are engaged in a price cartel – whereby they sell at an agreed price.
If you imagine how a supermarket should be pricing articles it sells; this will include the price at which it buys the item, the quantity it sells, any spoilage loss (due to shelf-life etc), how much shelf-space it takes, the profit needed etc.
By some incredible coincidence, many items sold in different supermarkets are priced exactly the same (to the penny).
Many of these ‘loyalty card’ prices are not offering items any cheaper than a rival – just if you don’t sign up to such a scheme, you will pay more for the item (at that supermarket).
Sorry, we can't find any related questions. Try using the search bar at the top of the page to search for some keywords, or choose a topic and submit your own question.