WHS - Warehouse Group

[couta1]

You must be mistaken Couts me old mate?

Have a read of the latest Herald article me old mate.

[winner69]

Have a read of the latest Herald article me old mate.

Yes indeed

And this year there’s huge extra bonuses allowed for

[Baa_Baa]

Yes indeed

And this year there’s huge extra bonuses allowed for

What's the bonus for, turning up at work? Shareholders are revolting, or they should be.

[winner69]

Love the media ..... another nail in the coffin of Noel Leeming

https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/103...rs-expert-says

One of the comments says it starts with the CEO so fire him

He's one on that special bonus scheme .... might save a bob or two

[percy]

Love the media ..... another nail in the coffin of Noel Leeming

https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/103...rs-expert-says

One of the comments says it starts with the CEO so fire him

He's one on that special bonus scheme .... might save a bob or two

If you are a retailer you must trade as per the consumer laws.
As a customer, I note a lot of retailers stilll need to go on a learning curve.
The likes of on line traders such as Kogan, are happy to take Lemming's customers.

[waikare]

If you are a retailer you must trade as per the consumer laws.
As a customer, I note a lot of retailers stilll need to go on a learning curve.
The likes of on line traders such as Kogan, are happy to take Lemming's customers.

At this stage they are only charges, innocent until proven guilty, at the Tauranga branch I have always received good service and advice, a big plus is, one can get great discounts with the Gold Card.

[percy]

At this stage they are only charges, innocent until proven guilty, at the Tauranga branch I have always received good service and advice, a big plus is, one can get great discounts with the Gold Card.

Yes once they have been to court we will know the outcome.
My point is that retailers in general are not following consumer law.
This comes to light with faulty goods,where retailers continue to say it is up to the manufacturer to fix,when they have to either refund or replace themselves.It is not therefore an issue between the customer and the manufacturer.

[winner69]

Yes once they have been to court we will know the outcome.
My point is that retailers in general are not following consumer law.
This comes to light with faulty goods,where retailers continue to say it is up to the manufacturer to fix,when they have to either refund or replace themselves.It is not therefore an issue between the customer and the manufacturer.

Agree wholeheartedly percy

Too many consumers get fobbed off by a lot of retailers who take advantage of their ignorance as to what their rights are.

Noel Leeming not found guilty in a court of law yet but we all (including waikare) that are guilty as sin.

[Balance]

Agree wholeheartedly percy

Too many consumers get fobbed off by a lot of retailers who take advantage of their ignorance as to what their rights are.

Noel Leeming not found guilty in a court of law yet but we all (including waikare) that are guilty as sin.

Real competition for the brick and mortar retailers is definitely the online retailers.

Anyone ever try getting a refund or faulty goods returned to an online retailer?

I have and for most high value items, I will stick with Harvey Norman or Noel Leeming!

[hardt]

Real competition for the brick and mortar retailers is definitely the online retailers.

Anyone ever try getting a refund or faulty goods returned to an online retailer?

I have and for most high value items, I will stick with Harvey Norman or Noel Leeming!

Harvey and Noel are dying... This generation will not step foot inside either of these other than to browse what they want before they buy it for cheaper online.

- not saying they won't last forever... they are not the future of retail by any stretch of the imagination.