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1.0 (1 Reviews) Category: Supermarkets, Area: Sea Point Address: n/a Telephone: n/a Email: n/a First Reviewed By: Captaincape Edit Business Info Add Specials Add Pricelist	The Latest Word From The Street I’ve been wanting to take a swipe at these dirtbags for a long time, now's my chance!.. I don’t have anything against anybody who works for prik n pay, or the actual stores themselves, never had a bad customer experience with regard to politeness etc, and I’m not pointing the finger at this... Read More by captaincape	View / Add Photos (1)
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All Reviews Captaincape 1.0 (31.08.2009) I’ve been wanting to take a swipe at these dirtbags for a long time, now's my chance!.. I don’t have anything against anybody who works for prik n pay, or the actual stores themselves, never had a bad customer experience with regard to politeness etc, and I’m not pointing the finger at this store in particular, it just happens to be the one I have visited the most over the past few years. so here's the problem, the prices. yeah, we all know oil went through the roof about 18 months ago and every fat cat had to take his slice of the cake, but supermarkets, and anything owned by Raymond Ackerman in particular take the piss right under our noses and we keep on handing them the money. next time you go to pick pocket n pay, check your receipt, I’m not being anal, this is a matter of robbing the poor to make a few rich sloths richer. you probably buy similar products each time you go, so the following week, compare your new receipt with that of the previous week and so on, or if you pay attention to the price on the shelf, make a mental note. now you are gonna see why this bunch of scumbags deserve a public stoning. how can the price of a product rise 25% in week, with no change in the price of oil or inflation, and up to 40% in the space of two months. if you pay attention you will see the prices are juggled, up 25% one week on say certain cereals, down 15% on the 25% mark up the next week, up another 3% the following week. the irony of it all is that Ackerman considers himself an ambassador for south Africa with regard to price fixing within the petrol industry and you can quote him on that, maybe he was, but only coz it was eating into that big fat cake in his pocket. take a stand, put the effort into shopping around, even if you have to go to other of this shiesters stores to get a good price. a loaf of bread is cheaper in woolies. when judgment day comes on why the SA public have been forced to put up with this shit for so long without any action, the rats at the top should hand over every cent in return for 6 rotten battery farm eggs, and made to make them last a life time. Come take a swipe back (not off my credit card though). ps. has anybody who works at pick n pay ie. who is not part of the rat gang that sit around the table where they keep the big cake for greedy creeps had any kind of rise in salary in line with the prices rises (after inflation and oil price movement)... mmmm??.. if you have i bet its not even a crumb of what the big fat kitty cats are thieving. stick it to em, take a month long strike, i wont complain Related Articles shawarma express by donald what a gem From the fantastic friendly sraff down to the flavors the Shawarma is defnetly the best iv ever had and the falafel is even better what a great time. posted: 10.02.2010 login / register to reply to this article Specials In Cape Town the lookout deck hout bay 6 oysters - between 5pm and.. andiamo waterkant two pastas and two glasses of.. Featured Reviews relish by captaincape pakalolo by pakalolo pepenero by mysticp chapmans peak hotel by captaincape

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