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Smoogie
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Posted - 2008/12/17 : 20:45:21
Woolworths have been around for years! My Mum worked at the Parkstone one & that is under threat. Bournemouth had one with a cafe but that closed back in 1980!
I have brought some Hardcore Cds from Woolworths in the past as well as DVDs & who can forget the pick n mix?
I hope someone buys the out so they can stay!
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tru bass
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Posted - 2008/12/17 : 21:58:06
not gonna happen, they cant sell it..
5th of january they close properly
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raindancerob
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Posted - 2008/12/17 : 22:24:45
well if that happens it'l be bye bye Woolworths then init.
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Rayovac
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Posted - 2008/12/17 : 23:05:09
Yep, I also have really strong doubts that they'll actually find a buyer.
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Jay-Owen
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Posted - 2008/12/17 : 23:05:58
So how's that bagel coming then Rayovac?
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The Doc
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Posted - 2008/12/17 : 23:28:13
quote: Originally posted by kathryn:
the sales crap the prices have been banged up then reduced so stuff in there is still dear even in the sale.
But its ashame the staff are still working even though there not going to get paid.
How do i know this?
cos a member of the staff on the till told me.
why would anyone work for nothing? and they have been busier than ever with this false sale! like you said kathryn, I went in last week and all the prices went up with XX% off, which made the prices the same as before! but everyone went mad for the stuff they had!
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tru bass
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Posted - 2008/12/17 : 23:45:00
quote: Originally posted by The Doc:
quote: Originally posted by kathryn:
the sales crap the prices have been banged up then reduced so stuff in there is still dear even in the sale.
But its ashame the staff are still working even though there not going to get paid.
How do i know this?
cos a member of the staff on the till told me.
why would anyone work for nothing? and they have been busier than ever with this false sale! like you said kathryn, I went in last week and all the prices went up with XX% off, which made the prices the same as before! but everyone went mad for the stuff they had!
wait untill the final days, then the reductions will be noticeable
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raindancerob
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Posted - 2008/12/17 : 23:45:34
defo mate.
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mitchy_boy
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Posted - 2008/12/18 : 06:51:31
wait woolies in englands like a k mart or a big W in aus right?
or is it a grocery shop?
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whispering
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Posted - 2008/12/18 : 07:20:58
quote: Originally posted by DjTriquatra:
well tbh, getting them in store is the only thing that stops me from spending too much
if i go in woolworths they will have say...20 dvds that are £3, and of those 20, 4 are worth buying...
..if i go on amazon...well, they have thousands of dvds for £2.50 with shipping...
and as ive found out in the past - its hard to say "ok stop" lol
i already typed in the word "hardcore" sorted by price, and bought up all the hardcore (dance) cds that were below £5 eventually as the pages went on the price went up and i stopped...do that with dvds, the pages just go on and on! aghh!
plus its all to do with that instant gratification isnt it.
at the moment im only allowing myself dvds and cds ..as soon as im employed all that will stop
and it will be back to buying vinyl again :D (which is the other great thing about 2nd hand stores - not getting charged up the waaazoooooo on the shipping prices on ebay...£3 to send a piece of vinyl - dont be tarded! i bought 170pieces of hardcore vinyl (a vinyl lot) and the shipping? £11...£11 pound!!!!!! so dont charge me £3 for one!!!!
well..i kinda went off a bit there, and off topic...
TBH i do what you do, but i always get few full/middle priced DVD's too. So the average price is pretty low, but i get few new ones too. Here if you buy only the DVD's on sale, you will lose most if not all extras etc. The special/limited editions are often only sold at full price, so the really good movies/series i buy on release date, and others whenever their cheap enough.
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kathryn
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Posted - 2008/12/18 : 08:51:32
quote: Originally posted by whispering:
quote: Originally posted by DjTriquatra:
well tbh, getting them in store is the only thing that stops me from spending too much
if i go in woolworths they will have say...20 dvds that are £3, and of those 20, 4 are worth buying...
..if i go on amazon...well, they have thousands of dvds for £2.50 with shipping...
and as ive found out in the past - its hard to say "ok stop" lol
i already typed in the word "hardcore" sorted by price, and bought up all the hardcore (dance) cds that were below £5 eventually as the pages went on the price went up and i stopped...do that with dvds, the pages just go on and on! aghh!
plus its all to do with that instant gratification isnt it.
at the moment im only allowing myself dvds and cds ..as soon as im employed all that will stop
and it will be back to buying vinyl again :D (which is the other great thing about 2nd hand stores - not getting charged up the waaazoooooo on the shipping prices on ebay...£3 to send a piece of vinyl - dont be tarded! i bought 170pieces of hardcore vinyl (a vinyl lot) and the shipping? £11...£11 pound!!!!!! so dont charge me £3 for one!!!!
well..i kinda went off a bit there, and off topic...
TBH i do what you do, but i always get few full/middle priced DVD's too. So the average price is pretty low, but i get few new ones too. Here if you buy only the DVD's on sale, you will lose most if not all extras etc. The special/limited editions are often only sold at full price, so the really good movies/series i buy on release date, and others whenever their cheap enough.
and others whenever their cheap enough.
bloody cheapskate nah
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raindancerob
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Posted - 2008/12/18 : 11:34:30
quote: Originally posted by mitchy_boy:
wait woolies in englands like a k mart or a big W in aus right?
or is it a grocery shop?
we have Big W here in the UK & in America they have Woolworths but their called Woolworth lol
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Triquatra
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Posted - 2008/12/18 : 14:22:57
yes its like big w in australia - but without food and a little smaller.
its like just the non-food part of walmart.
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raindancerob
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Posted - 2008/12/18 : 15:00:43
kool well Walmart own Asda which is a UK supermarket & Walmark are owned by DS Max a sales company who also own The Cobra Group Plc & all of their sub companies.
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Future_Shock
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Posted - 2008/12/18 : 15:40:28
quote: Originally posted by DjTriquatra:
yes its like big w in australia - but without food and a little smaller.
its like just the non-food part of walmart.
Actually we have woolworths. Good ol' woolies.
Except your woolies is more like our Big W.
Our woolies just has food...
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