If they did it the customers would pay for it some how hidden in the price of the products. At least this way those who dont want to dont have to.Tesco being like 'hi do you want to round your bill up to the nearest £ and donate the extra to charity?'
Why don't you just do it anyway Tesco and pay for it yourself?
If they did it the customers would pay for it some how hidden in the price of the products. At least this way those who dont want to dont have to.
So you want to say "pay charity for me tesco"?No.
If you go to the self service checkouts it asks you if you want to round up your bill and donate it to charity, they could round up everyone's bill and just pay it
So forced giving.. thats stealing really. Steal the change put of my pocket to put towards a cause of your determination.No.
If you go to the self service checkouts it asks you if you want to round up your bill and donate it to charity, they could round up everyone's bill and just pay it
Tesco round your bill up to the nearest pound and they pass on that extra to charity.I dont get it, i interpreted it as you pay whatever it says, but Tesco pays difference to rounding to charity.
I dont get it, i interpreted it as you pay whatever it says, but Tesco pays difference to rounding to charity.
This. Just click no if you don't want to.Lots of places do it.
It's official - millenial snowflakes can't bear hearing language they find offensive and want to ban fawlty towers/the dam busters from ever being shown again.
Britons getting less tolerant of racist language on TV, Ofcom finds
Attitudes towards transphobia also hardening, but viewers more tolerant of swearing if justifiedwww.theguardian.com
It's official - millenial snowflakes can't bear hearing language they find offensive and want to ban fawlty towers/the dam busters from ever being shown again.
Britons getting less tolerant of racist language on TV, Ofcom finds
Attitudes towards transphobia also hardening, but viewers more tolerant of swearing if justifiedwww.theguardian.com
Don't be such a snowflake, you're all the same.As a elder millennial... Please don't bundle us all together. Not all of us are snowflakes.
Tesco being like 'hi do you want to round your bill up to the nearest £ and donate the extra to charity?'
Why don't you just do it anyway Tesco and pay for it yourself?
It's official - millenial snowflakes can't bear hearing language they find offensive and want to ban fawlty towers/the dam busters from ever being shown again.
Britons getting less tolerant of racist language on TV, Ofcom finds
Attitudes towards transphobia also hardening, but viewers more tolerant of swearing if justifiedwww.theguardian.com
Don't be such a snowflake, you're all the same.
ALL THE SAME
They've already bleeped out it's name apparently.That post reminded me to order Dam Busters on Blu-ray before they digitally change the dog to a labradoodle.