Genuine Levi Strauss - 14 euro (From 69) at Heaton's

Devil_man

Just back from Heaton's Midleton.

Got myself a lovely pair of Levi's cords, coffee brown. Only 14 euro. First pair of Levis I've gotten in years (normally a Penney's man lol)

They've loads left and many different colours.

Can't post images as I'm new.

Devil_man

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AS1890

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torrevieja

there is a selection of different colours super soft and Quality

Hunchback

I just went on to the Heaton's website to purchase some jeans. When I went to checkout and I entered the first part of my details, the website 'autofilled' the names of all these other people and their addresses.

I presume these are the names and addresses of people that have shopped with Heaton's online before. But is this normal? It seems a bit mad to me. I cancelled my purchase and gave it some thought. I don't want my name and address out there like that, the thoughts of it makes me uneasy. It seems like a bit of a breach of privacy, an unintentional one.

Shame - I really need those trousers

AS1890

Hunchback wrote: »

I just went on to the Heaton's website to purchase some jeans. When I went to checkout and I entered the first part of my details, the website 'autofilled' the names of all these other people and their addresses.

I presume these are the names and addresses of people that have shopped with Heaton's online before. But is this normal? It seems a bit mad to me. I cancelled my purchase and gave it some thought. I don't want my name and address out there like that, the thoughts of it makes me uneasy. It seems like a bit of a breach of privacy, an unintentional one.

Shame - I really need those trousers

Are you on a public computer possibly? I'd screenshot it if you can and report it to Heatons serious breach of data protection if true.

colm_mcm

Hunchback wrote: »

I just went on to the Heaton's website to purchase some jeans. When I went to checkout and I entered the first part of my details, the website 'autofilled' the names of all these other people and their addresses.

I presume these are the names and addresses of people that have shopped with Heaton's online before. But is this normal? It seems a bit mad to me. I cancelled my purchase and gave it some thought. I don't want my name and address out there like that, the thoughts of it makes me uneasy. It seems like a bit of a breach of privacy, an unintentional one.

Shame - I really need those trousers

Thats PCA Predict using the post office addresses rather than data heatons hold on customers.
On some addresses the owners name is the house name/number. I worked for eircom years ago and that was the craic with their address database too. Peoples names down as house names.

Hunchback

My own laptop at home.

Might do that in the morning alright. The poster below colm_mcm seems to be familiar with it, so maybe it's not unusual. First time I've ever seen it though

Hunchback

colm_mcm wrote:

Thats PCA Predict using the post office addresses rather than data heatons hold on customers. On some addresses the owners name is the house name/number. I worked for eircom years ago and that was the craic with their address database too. Peoples names down as house names.

Sorry, colm_mcm - what's PCA predict??

davidom2513

Hunchback wrote: »

I just went on to the Heaton's website to purchase some jeans. When I went to checkout and I entered the first part of my details, the website 'autofilled' the names of all these other people and their addresses.

I presume these are the names and addresses of people that have shopped with Heaton's online before. But is this normal? It seems a bit mad to me. I cancelled my purchase and gave it some thought. I don't want my name and address out there like that, the thoughts of it makes me uneasy. It seems like a bit of a breach of privacy, an unintentional one.

Shame - I really need those trousers

So this offer is online too?

And not just instore?

If its online can someone link it? Can't seem to find it

The lips

Plenty in Portlaoise. Odd sizes, even with a €10 alteration charge it's still worth it.

xabi

davidom2513 wrote: »

So this offer is online too?

And not just instore?

Just had a look online, seems they don't have Levi listed as a brand.

hanna200

The lips wrote: »

Plenty in Portlaoise. Odd sizes, even with a €10 alteration charge it's still worth it.

hi The Lips - could you perhaps recommend a good alterations place in Dublin? I need to shorten my black jeans. thanks

Hunchback

davidom2513 wrote: »

So this offer is online too?

And not just instore?

If its online can someone link it? Can't seem to find it

I don't know if it is or not - sorry. I was just tempted to go online shopping having read about the bargain in the thread title

Mr Rubicon Conundrum

For alterations, the Levis store on Grafton St do them for free, regardless of where you buy them.

Hunchback

Mr Rubicon Conundrum wrote: »

For alterations, the Levis store on Grafton St do them for free, regardless of where you buy them.

That's amazing. Why would they provide this service for free? Great though, not complaining one bit

rob316

Thread on this already and the general consensus about cords was

The lips

Mr Rubicon Conundrum wrote:

For alterations, the Levis store on Grafton St do them for free, regardless of where you buy them.

I just called Levi's Kildare village.

Free alterations to all.

Tinie

No one under the age of 60 should wear cords - ever.


At least not in public.

Mark Tapley

Tinie wrote: »

No one under the age of 60 should wear cords - ever.


At least not in public.

Sketch! It's the fashion police.

davidom2513

Plenty normal sizes left in castlebar

Thanks op, I picked up a few pairs :pac:

firestarter51

rob316 wrote: »

Thread on this already and the general consensus about cords was

But it's not just cords
Like I said on the other thread I picked up 501's in midleton cork for €18
Didn't even want them but at that price you can't leave them there

rob316

firestarter51 wrote: »

But it's not just cords
Like I said on the other thread I picked up 501's in midleton cork for €18
Didn't even want them but at that price you can't leave them there

Serious? I'll check them out so thanks. Can't turn away 501s at that price

davidom2513

firestarter51 wrote: »

But it's not just cords
Like I said on the other thread I picked up 501's in midleton cork for €18
Didn't even want them but at that price you can't leave them there

Didn't spot the 501s

What styles/colours were there?

Might pop back again if they are decent

hanna200

Mr Rubicon Conundrum wrote: »

For alterations, the Levis store on Grafton St do them for free, regardless of where you buy them.

my jeans arent levi. im looking for general alterarions

colm_mcm

Hunchback wrote: »

Sorry, colm_mcm - what's PCA predict??

It's a company that does address validation for businesses.