OK, Mr Trolly
McTroll.

Nearly 5 years of lurking, and you've lasted less than an hour.
(username failed moderation, Mon 14 Nov 2011, 17:41, 1 reply)

I'm the Troll?
I make a good suggestion, of something that I do regularly, that is completely fine to do, that isn't even being the slightest bit naughty, and you call me names, suggest i'm making it up, and the next guy reckons it's fraud? Seriously... more namecalling?
(Universon, Mon 14 Nov 2011, 17:51, closed)

It might not technically be fraud (in the legal sense),
but it's sure as hell dishonest if you're doing it on purpose. You're basically working the system to get £5 worth of stuff for £1.
( Moon Girl Technologies horrendous beanbag, Mon 14 Nov 2011, 21:14, closed)

It's not fraud in any shape or fashion.

My primary purpose is to get 'cheap meat'.
The meat is for sale as 'good' and is labelled as being within the 'use by' date.
If I take it home and it is good then I eat it or freeze it for another occasion.
If it cost £5 but was marked down to £1, I have saved £4.
If however the meat is not good, despite being sold to me as 'good' then I return it, as was not good.
Dependent upon the store they either give you your money back (refund)
OR they will exchange what was supposed to be 'good meat' for another pack of 'good meat' - this time one that was not originally marked down, but is of the same weight/range etc.. (exchange for like).
Asda once refunded me £6 for meat, and then gave me £6 extra as an apology.
There is NOTHING fraudulent / Dishonest, it is STORE POLICY.
Bizarre that people think there's something wrong with this.
(Universon, Tue 15 Nov 2011, 10:26, closed)