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So Woolworths in Cardiff have such exceptional customer services that TVs can be sent out within one hour of a call on a Sunday evening! Amazing....

Hmm, what's that smell, don't usually get cows around here at this time of night!

mate it was like 7:00 it closes at 9:00 so its closen it opens 5:00

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Originally Posted by mouqeet (Post 34565268)

mate it was like 7:00 it closes at 9:00 so its closen it opens 5:00

Can someone translate?

Closes at 9pm on a Sunday??

This guy is unbelievable lol

Some of the stories he's come out with in the past week have been strange to say the least.

I think he's been smoking some wacky baccy.... after all he is Dutch, lol

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Originally Posted by Matt D (Post 34565372)

Closes at 9pm on a Sunday??

Perhaps he bribed them with Ã‚Â£1000 to stay open. :confused:

And if the PS3 won't turn on, why get a new TV?

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Just checked Sunday trading on Wikipedia...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunday_Trading_Act_1994

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Originally Posted by Wiki

The Sunday Trading Act 1994 is a UK law governing a shop's right to trade on a Sunday.

Buying and selling on Sunday had been banned in the UK by the Shops Act 1950, but after the accession of the UK to the European Economic Community, the ban may have been in breach of Article 30 of the Treaty of Rome as amounting to an unlawful restraint on the free movement of goods.

Following the defeat of a bill to enable widespread Sunday trading in April 1986, compromise legislation was introduced in July 1994 in England and Wales, coming into force on 28 August 1994, allowing shops to open, but restricting opening times of larger stores i.e. those over 280 m2 (3,014 ft2) to a maximum of six hours. Large retail park shops usually open 11am-5pm with supermarkets more usually choosing 10am-4pm.

Surely Woolies would be covered by the 6 hour restriction?

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Originally Posted by Matt D (Post 34565390)

Surely Woolies would be covered by the 6 hour restriction?

They could have only opened the store less than 6 hours ago tho....

True, but it'd be a bit of a late opening for a Sunday though?

I have a very thin patience for idiots - if this stupid non-sensical behaviour continues - Someones membership to this forum will be cut very short-fact. :nono:

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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 34565406)

I have a very thin patience for idiots - if this stupid non-sensical behaviour continues - Someones membership to this forum will be cut very short-fact. :nono:

Some people dont explain themselves very well. I know cause its usually me. I dont think that comment was needed but hay you make the rules. Let's least give the guy a chance to come and try explain himself better.

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Originally Posted by icestar2 (Post 34565420)

I do understand with what you're saying but it is down to credibility really. This person claims to be a lawyer so you'd have thought he'd be an expert with explaining everything wouldn't you.

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Originally Posted by peanutkp (Post 34565424)

I do understand with what you're saying but it is down to credibility really. This person claims to be a lawyer so you'd have thought he'd be an expert with explaining everything wouldn't you.

Sorry I havent seen that. Was it in a post ? Fair point I see were your comming from now I just think give people a chance but as I say am bias as am always messing up on forums e.g. spelling, wording etc, etc

Although for apparently being 29 he seems to talk like a yoof, with the txt spk. He needs to learn a bit of Enlish and stop talking nonsense.