Sports Direct doesn't do returns anymore

[screenman]

I think this sums SD up perfectly well.

I wonder if SD did not exist would there be thousands more on the dole.

 

[screenman]

[QUOTE 4968883, member: 45"]Yeah, a great business model. These people need to be grateful he's given them a job.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-36855374[/QUOTE]

Good point, but would they have any work at all without SD.

 

[Tim Hall]

Good point, but would they have any work at all without SD.

Well that's OK then.

 

[Accy cyclist]

I wonder if SD did not exist would there be thousands more on the dole.

He's made his billions from trying to skip round workers rights laws. He hasn't employed people for their benefit,only his own.

 

[screenman]

He's made his billions from trying to skip round workers rights laws. He hasn't employed people for their benefit,only his own.

For what reason did you employ people?

 

[screenman]

Well that's OK then.

Is it?

 

[Accy cyclist]

For what reason did you employ people?

For their benefit as well as mine.

 

[screenman]

For their benefit as well as mine.

I tried that for 15 years, I then decided I did not want to ever give another person a job ago I am crap at choosing employees.

 

[screenman]

Are you asking specifically, or in general?

Specifically.

 

[screenman]

I shall leave him to reply then

Thank you.

 

[machew]

Going by the first post,
£22 item being returned, credit note issued.
New item, £10.
They wanted to take £10 out of the £22 credit.
£10 payment expected, for the new item.
Total cost of the new item £20.

They got the credit wrong.

Once bought 100 first class stamps and the lad behind the counter had a problem as his "Ready Reckoner" only went up to 99.