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Think I've mentioned on here before about this, but it's getting worse...
Which? magazine held an investigation into it and found that some students cannot buy products at lower prices because they are not eligible to apply for a card at their age.
It used to be that the "savings" were modest.
But now, the non-Clubcard prices on selected products are artificially inflated, but without one, you'd be paying silly money for the product.
One example was a piece of beef we bought. I can't remember the exact price without digging out the receipt, but it was well over £20 without a CPC, but with it, it was under a tenner.
Which? magazine held an investigation into it and found that some students cannot buy products at lower prices because they are not eligible to apply for a card at their age.
It used to be that the "savings" were modest.
But now, the non-Clubcard prices on selected products are artificially inflated, but without one, you'd be paying silly money for the product.
One example was a piece of beef we bought. I can't remember the exact price without digging out the receipt, but it was well over £20 without a CPC, but with it, it was under a tenner.
