Am I a bad person?

[roadrash]

I fail to see the connection.

 

[S.Giles]

What you did was dishonest, but you're no Jihadi John.

Maybe J.J. began his descent to bloodthirsty killer by misusing discount coupons though, so do keep an eye on it.

 

[cyberknight]

 

[HOU5EY]

The store would have calculated that £24.49 for the pump with the gauge made them a decent profit even at the sale price. If they gave you a £13.30 credit for their mistake and it turns out that its a discount that's redeemable against any product then it's up to you what you spend it on. As a retailer they would rather give you the discount and not loose a customer.

 

[Pat "5mph"]

Yes - no - but ....
You ended up with a pump you didn't really want!

 

[S.Giles]

Yes - no - but ....
You ended up with a pump you didn't really want!

That's called poetic justice!

 

[Lilliburlero]

Yes - no - but ....
You ended up with a pump you didn't really want!

I wanted the pump, the gauge was superfluous.

 

[S.Giles]

...the gauge was superfluous.

That's called sour grapes!

 

[paddypete]

I purchased a Lezyne Micro floor pump with gauge online from a well known company that was on offer for £24.49 (from 37.79) a few weeks ago, but they sent me one without the gauge, I returned it and they refunded me. I then asked them if I could have the item I`d ordered for £24.49 after seeing that the offer had gone and it was back up to its original price of £37.79, they agreed and gave me a voucher code for £13.30.

I then used the code to purchase one without the gauge for £31.49 minus the £13.30 that made it £18.19.

I feel bad

you should go and cut off your left hand,you'll feel better

 

[I like Skol]

I purchased a Lezyne Micro floor pump with gauge online from a well known company that was on offer for £24.49 (from 37.79) a few weeks ago, but they sent me one without the gauge, I returned it and they refunded me. I then asked them if I could have the item I`d ordered for £24.49 after seeing that the offer had gone and it was back up to its original price of £37.79, they agreed and gave me a voucher code for £13.30.

I then used the code to purchase one without the gauge for £31.49 minus the £13.30 that made it £18.19.

I feel bad

I'm an occasional, small purchase, customer of Screwfix. They recently sent me a promotional voucher to the value of £10. I scrutinized both sides of the voucher and the accompanying promotional literature expecting to find a minimum spend clause, there wasn't one. I then dashed to my local branch (about 1 mile away) and walked out with £10.19 worth of a few packs of cable ties and other assorted tool box consumables for the princely sum of 19 pence.

I reckon you have nothing to worry about, I am well ahead in the queue for eternal damnation