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  1. Hi all,

    Just had an Aldi flyer. Available from 2.10.03

    Winter cycling shirts ( 7.99), trousers (9.99), jacket (14.99) and gloves
    (2.99)

    from 9.10.03

    Light set (4.99), Bike lock (3.49) Childs bike (59.99)

    plus running stuff.

    If it is anything like the July cycling stuff then they are excellent value.

    Best wishes Tom

  2. [email hidden] wrote in message
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    Hi all,

    Just had an Aldi flyer. Available from 2.10.03

    Winter cycling shirts ( 7.99), trousers (9.99), jacket (14.99) and gloves
    (2.99)

    from 9.10.03

    Light set (4.99), Bike lock (3.49) Childs bike (59.99)

    plus running stuff.

    If it is anything like the July cycling stuff then they are excellent value.

    Best wishes Tom

    Thanks, does this mean I have to brave Sarf Bermondsey again? thanks for the tip. Lidl does not seem
    ever to have such good offers

  3. [email hidden] wrote in message
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    If it is anything like the July cycling stuff then they are excellent value.

    Best wishes Tom

    Cheers for that - will check them out. Agree with you about the last lot of stuff - bought 3 jerseys
    & 3 pairs of shorts in the last offer. Very good, and an absolute steal at UKP6 each.

    NB: my local Aldi in Norwich gave me a very funny look (bordering on deep suspicion) when I tried to
    pay by Visa or Solo card. Dunno if it's local policy or across all branches, but take some cash
    along with you.

    Obviously get along quick as it sells out within a day or two.

  4. Chris Bardell said:

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    Quoted message said:

    If it is anything like the July cycling stuff then they are excellent value.

    Best wishes Tom

    Cheers for that - will check them out. Agree with you about the last lot of stuff - bought 3
    jerseys & 3 pairs of shorts in the last offer. Very good, and an absolute steal at UKP6 each.

    NB: my local Aldi in Norwich gave me a very funny look (bordering on deep suspicion) when I tried
    to pay by Visa or Solo card. Dunno if it's local policy or across all branches, but take some
    cash along with you.

    Obviously get along quick as it sells out within a day or two.

    Its company policy. They dont accept credit cards, and the staff seem to expect you to know this.
    They do take switch though. Its a shame that

    Stan Cox

  5. (Chris Bardell) said:

    NB: my local Aldi in Norwich gave me a very funny look (bordering on deep suspicion) when I tried
    to pay by Visa or Solo card. Dunno if it's local policy or across all branches, but take some
    cash along with you.

    Policy appears to be cash or debit card.

    Tom

    replace deadspam with btinternet to reply Tom Anderson Leighton Buzzard England

  6. <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

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    Policy appears to be cash or debit card.

    Probably reflects their German parentage -- where, until recently at least, credit cards were
    considered the Work of Stan and not widely used for 'day to day' shopping etc.

    T

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    Quoted message said:
    (Chris Bardell) said:

    NB: my local Aldi in Norwich gave me a very funny look (bordering on deep suspicion) when I
    tried to pay by Visa or Solo card. Dunno if it's local policy or across all branches, but
    take some cash along with you.

    Policy appears to be cash or debit card.

    I guessed as much, however Solo = debit card.

    A few discreet signs about accepted payment methods wouldn't go amiss. But good value stuff, so no
    grudges held. Just felt a bit of a [censored] at the time.

  8. Tony W said:

    <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Policy appears to be cash or debit card.

    Probably reflects their German parentage -- where, until recently at least, credit cards were
    considered the Work of Stan and not widely used for 'day to day' shopping etc.

    T


    I deny it. They have nothing to do with me. 🙂

    Stan Cox

  9. Chris Bardell said:

    Just felt a bit of a [censored] at the time.

    Which bit? Maybe that explains the funny looks you were getting from the cashier.

    Simonb

    <rimshot

  10. [email hidden] (Chris Bardell) wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    [email hidden] wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    (Chris Bardell) said:

    NB: my local Aldi in Norwich gave me a very funny look (bordering on deep suspicion) when I
    tried to pay by Visa or Solo card. Dunno if it's local policy or across all branches, but
    take some cash along with you.

    Policy appears to be cash or debit card.

    I guessed as much, however Solo = debit card.

    A few discreet signs about accepted payment methods wouldn't go amiss. But good value stuff, so no
    grudges held. Just felt a bit of a [censored] at the time.

    When they first opened it was cash only, even for £1200 pcs!

  11. "Tony W" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Policy appears to be cash or debit card.

    Probably reflects their German parentage -- where, until recently at


    least,

    Quoted message said:

    credit cards were considered the Work of Stan and not widely used for 'day to day' shopping etc.

    Could also reflect the charges credit card companies do. Have you ever wondered why they can afford
    to give you cash rewards? It's not interest, it's the several percent they charge the merchant. (big
    supermarkets may get charged less).

    Debit card is a fixed smallish price.

    cheers, clive

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