Good Suits And Fightin' Boots - Bonnevilles (The)

Advantages: Advantage points; Health and Beauty products; much more
Disadvantages: Can be expensive; poor customer service.

...caught my eye was the size of the stores and how well organised they were, with easy layouts; the shelves are tidied up accordingly. There are special counters for beauty, perfumes and even some medication that you can buy without prescription 'over-the-counter'. The entrance I have to mention the entrances because it can be very important for some disabled customers who can find it really hard to enter some shops because of the limitation of disability access. Normally there are automatic doors and a special access for disabled persons and wheelchair users. The doors are quite wide which is a good advantage for mums and children with prams or pushchairs or simply for bigger people as I saw some other very well known shops with smaller doors and some people got stuck or had to enter sideways! Security alarms... Read review

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Advantages: Quick Delivery; Price; Fit and Cut
Disadvantages: Constant sale slightly misleading?

...If there's one thing I don't like about buying a suit it's having to wander into a high street store and be leeched on by 20 year old spotty salesman with too much hair gel and an addiction to Hugo Boss aftershave ("cos it's classy innit"). And much as I'd love to indulge in a tailormade suit, at the moment my job isn't one that really gives me the excuse to lay out for that. So what does a boy, who likes to look smart and feel good do if he doesn't want to hand over a commission to the aforementioned spotty youth? Mail ordering a suit? Are you mad? How do you know it'll fit? Well, as with anything else you mail order you really don't know, and while there's always the chance that you'll end up looking like one of the Krankies with trousers too short and jacket too tight, there were a number of things that Charles Tyrwhitt seemed to... Read review

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Advantages: Quality products all under one roof
Disadvantages: None

...eating foods as well such as sandwiches; fruit etc with the nutritional information labeled on the front to promote a healthy awareness. Boots have a customer loyalty card called the Advantage card. They actually market it as "The UK's most rewarding loyalty card" and I have to say I find it very good. I have been a member for years now and enjoy the benefits to this day. For every pound spent you collect 4 loyalty points. Each point then equates to 1 penny so obviously it does take time for them to add up but they often offer extra points when you buy a certain product which can help to boost your total. So for example if you have 499 points you can buy something that is priced at £4.99. I believe you can buy any product in the store you wish with your Advantage card points but you have to have enough points to cover the cost, you cannot... Read review

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