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cryrst The garden of England 12 Jan 19 7.40pm
Mods can you caps this please Apparently primark will NOT exchange items without the original receipt. This includes gift receipts if you have purchased something as a gift. At christmas this is common so it can be exchanged for a different style or size. Not for a refund but a swap. What is the point of offering the gift receipt and wasting the paper by printing it. Not everyones choice of shop but most people will use or get an item from it. I hope someone can answer why this stupid policy has been bought in and can someone spread the word so that people know they are full of s***.
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cryrst

The garden of England 12 Jan 19 7.40pm

Mods can you caps this please
Apparently primark will NOT exchange items without the original receipt.
This includes gift receipts if you have purchased something as a gift.
At christmas this is common so it can be exchanged for a different style or size.
Not for a refund but a swap.
What is the point of offering the gift receipt and wasting the paper by printing it.
Not everyones choice of shop but most people will use or get an item from it.
I hope someone can answer why this stupid policy has been bought in and can someone spread the word so that people know they are full of s***.

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chris123 hove actually 12 Jan 19 7.54pm
Originally posted by cryrst Mods can you caps this please Apparently primark will NOT exchange items without the original receipt. This includes gift receipts if you have purchased something as a gift. At christmas this is common so it can be exchanged for a different style or size. Not for a refund but a swap. What is the point of offering the gift receipt and wasting the paper by printing it. Not everyones choice of shop but most people will use or get an item from it. I hope someone can answer why this stupid policy has been bought in and can someone spread the word so that people know they are full of s***. Stops cashing in nicked gear - the was a primark t-shirt hanging in a store near me, the manager said it happens a lot that people swap while they shop. Primark a few quid less. Edited by chris123 (12 Jan 2019 7.54pm)
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chris123

hove actually 12 Jan 19 7.54pm

Originally posted by cryrst

Stops cashing in nicked gear - the was a primark t-shirt hanging in a store near me, the manager said it happens a lot that people swap while they shop. Primark a few quid less.

Edited by chris123 (12 Jan 2019 7.54pm)

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 12 Jan 19 7.58pm
Originally posted by cryrst Mods can you caps this please Apparently primark will NOT exchange items without the original receipt. This includes gift receipts if you have purchased something as a gift. At christmas this is common so it can be exchanged for a different style or size. Not for a refund but a swap. What is the point of offering the gift receipt and wasting the paper by printing it. Not everyones choice of shop but most people will use or get an item from it. I hope someone can answer why this stupid policy has been bought in and can someone spread the word so that people know they are full of s*. Most people will use it or get an item from there? Really? What is a gift receipt and how is it different to a normal receipt? COYP**
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 12 Jan 19 7.58pm

Originally posted by cryrst

Mods can you caps this please
Apparently primark will NOT exchange items without the original receipt.
This includes gift receipts if you have purchased something as a gift.
At christmas this is common so it can be exchanged for a different style or size.
Not for a refund but a swap.
What is the point of offering the gift receipt and wasting the paper by printing it.
Not everyones choice of shop but most people will use or get an item from it.
I hope someone can answer why this stupid policy has been bought in and can someone spread the word so that people know they are full of s***.

Most people will use it or get an item from there? Really?

What is a gift receipt and how is it different to a normal receipt?

COYP

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chris123 hove actually 12 Jan 19 8.05pm
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman Most people will use it or get an item from there? Really? What is a gift receipt and how is it different to a normal receipt? If you've bought with a gift card you get a gift receipt.
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chris123

hove actually 12 Jan 19 8.05pm

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

Most people will use it or get an item from there? Really?

What is a gift receipt and how is it different to a normal receipt?

If you've bought with a gift card you get a gift receipt.

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rob1969 Banstead Surrey 12 Jan 19 8.32pm
We Originally posted by Rudi Hedman Most people will use it or get an item from there? Really? What is a gift receipt and how is it different to a normal receipt? A lot of people must use Primark as they seem very successful. I certainly do - buy socks,undeewear, jeans and chinos there. Are as good as M&S and 50+ % has cheaper. A gift receipt excludes the price and is intended to be included with a gift so the recipient can change it. Not sure what the issue is with having to show a receipt to change goods. Seems reasonable to me. Edited by rob1969 (12 Jan 2019 8.38pm) Edited by rob1969 (12 Jan 2019 8.43pm)
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rob1969

Banstead Surrey 12 Jan 19 8.32pm

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

Most people will use it or get an item from there? Really?

What is a gift receipt and how is it different to a normal receipt?

A lot of people must use Primark as they seem very successful.

I certainly do - buy socks,undeewear, jeans and chinos there.
Are as good as M&S and 50+ % has cheaper.

A gift receipt excludes the price and is intended to be included with a gift so the recipient can change it.

Not sure what the issue is with having to show a receipt to change goods. Seems reasonable to me.

Edited by rob1969 (12 Jan 2019 8.38pm)

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cryrst The garden of England 12 Jan 19 8.37pm
A gift receipt is a till receipt without the price attached. So the receiver can swap for something of the same value. It just prevents the buyer from handing over the complete receipt as it could have other items on it. Ok I get the nicked gear bit but these receipts are offered in most stores for the above. Some people dont know and you have to ask. Its Proof of purchase but apparently not in primark.
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cryrst

The garden of England 12 Jan 19 8.37pm

A gift receipt is a till receipt without the price attached.
So the receiver can swap for something of the same value.
It just prevents the buyer from handing over the complete receipt as it could have other items on it.
Ok I get the nicked gear bit but these receipts are offered in most stores for the above.
Some people dont know and you have to ask.
Its Proof of purchase but apparently not in primark.

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cryrst The garden of England 12 Jan 19 8.40pm
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman Most people will use it or get an item from there? Really? What is a gift receipt and how is it different to a normal receipt? Bit strange rudi. I bet you have received something at some time; but you and everyone you know might be m+s rich so apologies if ive insulted you
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cryrst

The garden of England 12 Jan 19 8.40pm

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

Most people will use it or get an item from there? Really?

What is a gift receipt and how is it different to a normal receipt?

Bit strange rudi.
I bet you have received something at some time; but you and everyone you know might be m+s rich so apologies if ive insulted you

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 12 Jan 19 10.18pm
Originally posted by cryrst Bit strange rudi. I bet you have received something at some time; but you and everyone you know might be m+s rich so apologies if ive insulted you I didn’t mention or hint at any insults. Most people don’t shop or receive items from there or they’d be absolutely huge, and they’re not. They may just seem big on the high street, or that part of the high street. Online clothing accounts for over 75% of clothing retail. It might be over 80%. By shopping at Primark you’re also supporting exploitation and damage to the environment. There is also charity shops. I bet a lot of people shop at Primark not because they need clothes but because they want, or think they need a particular item or look. COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 12 Jan 19 10.18pm

Originally posted by cryrst

Bit strange rudi.
I bet you have received something at some time; but you and everyone you know might be m+s rich so apologies if ive insulted you

I didn’t mention or hint at any insults. Most people don’t shop or receive items from there or they’d be absolutely huge, and they’re not. They may just seem big on the high street, or that part of the high street. Online clothing accounts for over 75% of clothing retail. It might be over 80%.

By shopping at Primark you’re also supporting exploitation and damage to the environment. There is also charity shops. I bet a lot of people shop at Primark not because they need clothes but because they want, or think they need a particular item or look.

COYP

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chris123 hove actually 12 Jan 19 10.26pm
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman I didn’t mention or hint at any insults. Most people don’t shop or receive items from there or they’d be absolutely huge, and they’re not. They may just seem big on the high street, or that part of the high street. Online clothing accounts for over 75% of clothing retail. It might be over 80%. By shopping at Primark you’re also supporting exploitation and damage to the environment. There is also charity shops. I bet a lot of people shop at Primark not because they need clothes but because they want, or think they need a particular item or look. Or three black ties for a funeral - hunted everywhere, Primark came up trumps.
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chris123

hove actually 12 Jan 19 10.26pm

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

Or three black ties for a funeral - hunted everywhere, Primark came up trumps.

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 12 Jan 19 10.30pm
Isn't Primark meant to be frightfully common, though? Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Cucking Funt

Clapham on the Back 12 Jan 19 10.30pm

Isn't Primark meant to be frightfully common, though?

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 12 Jan 19 10.35pm
Originally posted by chris123 Or three black ties for a funeral - hunted everywhere, Primark came up trumps. Yes I can see that would be a god send. COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 12 Jan 19 10.35pm

Originally posted by chris123

Or three black ties for a funeral - hunted everywhere, Primark came up trumps.

Yes I can see that would be a god send.

COYP

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becky over the moon 12 Jan 19 10.36pm
Originally posted by Cucking Funt Isn't Primark meant to be frightfully common, though? It does some wonderful lines in the jogging bottoms, shorts and vests departments though A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers
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over the moon 12 Jan 19 10.36pm

Originally posted by Cucking Funt

Isn't Primark meant to be frightfully common, though?

It does some wonderful lines in the jogging bottoms, shorts and vests departments though

A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers

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