Just to set some things straight, oaps in this country have a very decent standard of living. Any oap who does not go into their senior years with bad habits and multiple debts has a perfectly reasonable standard of life. They have a minimum income called guaranteed pension credits. That, along with housing benefit , council tax benefit, Attendance allowance and winter fuel allowance means that without vices, they should be able to live comfortably without the need for 10% off in Morrison's. It seems you have forgotten the hard working students (many who have families themselves) who have racked up thousands in debt to try to better themselves to try to contribute more to society too pay the pensions, benefits etc of the other parts of society who need it.
Your argument is not only poorly informed, its rather insulting to large proportions of the people you feel you are arguing for.

​If they did, you'd have a dig at them probably....

Think just about everyone who uses this site is a student so hot from me, probably won't last once they clock the majority of 'students' using the offer are over 40!

To pensioner's what?

Think just about everyone who uses this site is a student so hot from me, probably won't last once they clock the majority of 'students' using the offer are over 40!

i am guessing being an open uni student this would also apply. would also guess needing an NUS card would be needd as well? never applied for one if im honest but regularly use co op and morrisons

You don't need an NUS card for UNiDAYS. You just download the app which can then be used for in store purchases.

If it's a UNiDAYS offer, why would you need an NUS card? It's a separate student platform..

You will just have to show your UNiDAYS app on your mobile.

Have a unidays account for online purchase. Purchased a £10 vodafone pay-as-you-go sim. Got a nus card too for in store purchase.
Thanks op

this still wont stop them shoplifting

So what sort of course do you need to sign up to to get the unidays app? :wink: