It appears to be 35p online. Maybe they do an M Savers version?Martin Phillp wrote:M Shopper Jotter.bilky asko wrote:Morrisons pricing was always set at a national level, excepting Morrisons Local (for offers only, I think?) and Morrisons Gibraltar. What was the item, may I ask?Martin Phillp wrote:Is pricing done at the store level as I was overcharged this week?
Morrisons confirmed to me on social media that the product was 18p, but the self-checkout had it at 35p.
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Was it Wincor-Nixdorf or IBM? The IBM ones I've used are very clunky, and have an curious habit of shouting out the price of everything you scan at full volume.Sput wrote:I went to a co-op the other day and used a self-service checkout. Much like the staff, it was very slow and gave a "SYSTEM PROCESSING" before for about five seconds before setting about giving me my change.
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The self checkout's at my local Co-op are Wincor-Nixdorf. Like Morrisons, they suffer from ultra sensitive scales and are slow going between screens and during scanning.
Their POS tills are very good though and can even do PayPoint transactions without the yellow terminal.
Their POS tills are very good though and can even do PayPoint transactions without the yellow terminal.
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The independent retailers still use the yellow terminal, even those which use a computerised POS. My local Co-op was still using it until last year.Pete wrote:The Yellow terminal has been canned everywhere has it not? Certainly Spar got rid of them a few years back and PayPoint is now part of the POS software.
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My local newsagent's terminal goes down on a regular basis and still hasn't got a replacement bar code scanner.Pete wrote:
Suppose with Spar / Co-op ditching them there'll be a glut of spare parts.
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My local Sainsburys has finally got wifi installed. No idea who's providing their service, but I had no problem accessing websites and media streams with routers on the ceiling.
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Is this what the world's coming to? Can you not do a weekly shop without being detached from your phone for five minutes?Martin Phillp wrote:My local Sainsburys has finally got wifi installed. No idea who's providing their service, but I had no problem accessing websites and media streams with routers on the ceiling.
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Funnily enough, I hooked onto O2 WiFi yesterday in a MacDonalds and, in the process, found out where else their service is available.Alexia wrote:Is this what the world's coming to? Can you not do a weekly shop without being detached from your phone for five minutes?
It seemed logical to have WiFi when you're sitting down having a burger. They're also in Subway (similarly logical), and Costa (ditto, but I won't be going there, see previous posts).
They're also in B&Q, however! I think Alexia's comment applies!