http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-23797882

Just a wild guess, but that store that always has a sale on wouldn't be one of them, would it?

Considering that Strawberries are apparently the biggest selling item in supermarkets the fine does seem small for Tesco's.

The fines are so small that they are simply an occupational hazard and built into the business model. All that the OFT has to do is fine a company so significantly up to its limit that the company goes under then it will send a message to every other company in all sectors. The fine could be renegotiated in the bankruptcy courts to allow them to restart but clearly directors will be booted out and that is what most of them worry about.

Has anyone ever bought a sofa from DFS when there wasn't a sale on?

*other than The Stig, of course.

The very first DFS customer back in 1983 was Chuck Norris. He asked for a discount and they've never sold anything at full price since.

I was looking at getting a couple of leather sofa beds and even the end price was only £100 more on the model I was looking at. Still need to make space before I buy them.


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