So much for the alleged 'Rollback' bollocks that Asda relentlessly touts. I would like an explanation from those in charge, so that I may understand the process by which a store can be laden with red signs announcing this policy, while certain items are sold at prices that do not roll anywhere other than forward.
Below the banners I've seen this week that the 4-pack of Pot of Joy has been sold at £2.40. This is the same item that was sold for the two weeks before Christmas at £1.
Similarly, the multi-packs of Peperami are £2.75, rather than £1.00 - the price that Asda decides to sell them at from time to time.
There is no 'Rolling Back' in operation at all. Rather, the process at Asda is Yoyo.
There is so much evidence of this shite. 2-litre Sprite fluctuates between £1.85 and £1.00. However, this week it has been upped to £1.25.
I wonder if there might be much forward and backward rolling of the pickled elephant foreskins?
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