Search results

I have done the same. A fridge (working) kids toys, beds, I was even taking a TV that a tenant dumped at the bin, a bloke saw me taking it out and took it for his mate. I even put a price for sale on a fridge, apply within, guaranteed to have it pinched. It saved taking it to the dump.

A gravy train is the rip off. If you can charge more because everyone else is the gravy train runs.

If Dynamo 7 in 1 capsules marked down from $ 43 to $30 shows the ripoff previously

No north Qld

Didn't know they had cars in1895

Rats chew through anything except metal. I have had rats trying to get the dog food in a heavy duty rubbish bin lid. I live in a rural area so always a problem. In the cities the rats live in the drains so they are always a concern for business. Rats and cockroaches are the first things alive...

If you buy anything on line you have to look at the shipping fee and if it is from England maybe an air fare would be cheaper. hahaha

I wish Aldi was FNQ

Worse is payday loans. Fast track to disaster

And a dam good thrashing would not go astray. Oh sorry it might actually hurt the little darlings

The poor store needed the money. Rip off.

That was totally wrong. You get the product for free. Next time stand your ground and ask to see a manager. When they bring the digital tickets this won't happen. I have received toilet paper, leg ham and other tings over the years.

I have used generators, no big deal for supermarkets to have a reasonable size one for their freezers. No power so the stores don't need to open for the public, and the costs are tax deductable anyway. Floods are a different matter, all the food is contaminated anyway.

I always ask for their best price.

Extended warranty can pay off. I had a washing machine that played up, fixed once, did it again , replaced, on extended warranty. Money well spent

It is not just the young ones. At a Bunnings store a few years ago, and elderly man kept the door greeter busy whilst his lady shot through with a trolley full of goods.

Most people don't realize that Woollies is a South African owned company, Coles is Aust. owned

If you read the article Editor's note apolagised for the oversight

And whats happened to my phone? It is gone! Now I have nothing. no license , money, and no phone. Poor me.

The poor little cricket!