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Published on 20 - January - 2009
Tchibo to quit UK ‘as soon as possible’
German coffee and non-food products retailer Tchibo is to exit the UK market completely by the end of this year.
Tchibo is pulling out of its UK concessions and standalone stores
The company has already said that its concessions in Somerfield and Sainsbury's supermarkets will close in 2009 as a result of the harsh conditions in the high street.
Now, it has confirmed that it will pull out of the UK "as soon as possible".
The leases on Tchibo's 50 standalone stores in the UK are reportedly up for sale.
Tchibo sells a range of kitchenware and other housewares alongside other non-food products, as well as operating coffee shops.
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By Zita F
I am so disappointed to see that they seem to have exited the market. Is there even one store left?
By Steve
I still see they sell their great coffee in convenience stores and petrol stations under the name "Tchibo to go". It is fantastic coffee and at a reasonable price and more and more are appearing!
By Jacky Wilson
So sad that a good company like you are leaving so so many things I have bought from you and yes the quality was superb ,come back eh xxx
By gordons
i work for tchibo. we are still here selling top quality coffee and coffee machines.
By David Mann
As with many others we agree the loss of this company was a great disappointment.
We also use their products on a daily basis.
By Sid
Hello, every one I dont know why I dont know why tchibo left UK but I am going to start sellin Tchibo coffee in my shop !! I heard that Tchibo is still here in UK and supplying Coffee and equipment to British Forces !!!
By Brian A
I am amazed to see people are still "talking" about this. One of the first great loses to the UK high street, does that make them daft or really smart to pull out? I so miss them and I use their products daily in just about every room of the house. A great shame they could not have kept a few choice bigger outlets going. How can we convince them to return??
By Jodie
I loved Tchibo and would love if they came back. Everything they sold had lasted far longer than they actually did in the UK. I bought some cupboards with alluminium roller doors years ago and still use them daily. I have had a new kitchen and still incorperated them as they are still so good
By Raboona Conundrum
The company believed that there was a, "weakness in the [UK] retail market", and they also failed to take off as they would have liked.
They were disappointed that their particular model wasn't appreciated by the UK customer, and that they were seen by some as just "a glorified pound shop".
By mark garlick
i use to work for tchibo in manchester at one of there head offices and distribution centres and was the best time of my life it was a great pity when we closed down and spent many a happy year there wish they would return great coffee !!!!!
By Debra
WHEN R U COMING BACK?
U R STILL DEARLY MISSED, I'VE FOUND NOTHING TO REPLACE U.
:(
By Deirdre walker
I dont know the reason for Tshibo to leave the uk, it was so popular, does anyone know the reason?
By Jbonnell
Its a shame Tschibo will no longer be on the uk highstreet. I knew them as a Bakery whilst spending a few years in Germany. I think if only adopted the same "cafe/baker" concept as over there, it might have worked.
By Julie Prendergast
It is such a shame that Tchibo have closed all their shops and left the UK. I loved their shops and their products and spent hundreds of pounds and never missed a week without going into one of their shops. In fact, the staff in my local store used to give me free coffees. All the High Street is full of is crappy and tacky pound shops :(
By cookie1944@wm.im
My friend who is 92 sent me searching for your coffee on my recent visit to Cheshire &I was shocked to see the shop in Crewe closed up.
By bootnecksbs
I too have enjoyed the products offered by TCHIBO over the years and have spent in excess of 4000. One of these items bought was a Meridion HD TV. Since june this year I started to have problems with the image which would turn stripy after I had been viewing for 3-4 hours. Then 2-3, 1-2 hours and now no image at all. I have, since July, tried to establish contact using an 0800 number but no luck. I found an e-mail address but no reply. The TV is still under guarantee until 24/11/10 but as I'm unable to find anyone to advise me how to repair it I'm basically screwed. How can a large company such as TCHIBO get away with treating us customers like this? Surely there is something we can do?
By Max
Now they've left the country I'm left with a TV which doesn't work and unable to contact them to get it repaired under their 3 year guarantee!! The phone number supplied - 08000850507-gives an e-mail address which no-one replies to. Nice way to treat a customer who has spent in excess of 3000 in their shops.
By Ravi Pal
Tchibo was my one and only favourite, and there products were a life saver and you didnt really didnt need to go anywhere else. Excellent quality and price, I will really miss you. Please open atleast one shop in London. that will be great or at the very leat please leave the online open to us. If you close where will we get out products from?
By Liselotte Davis
Hello tchibo, I'll be sorry to see you go, maybe if you just keep the shops only it might work....but thanks for all my lovely china cutlery clothes,
best hot chocolate and everything else.
You will be missed. Good bye, liselotte
By Lee Davis
Hello, I am shocked at the Tchibo closures, as I have bought just about everything from them since they were in Croydon. German papers have reportet huge profit, like Billions, so come on stay open you can afford it. You can't take it with you. Lee.
By Shane Andrews
Loyal customers left high and dry ...
Why do retailers treat their client base so badly ... and expect us to be
repeat business ...
By Marie Delahunt
I have a recommendation - if/when Tchibo
leaves the U.K. then please set up business in Irland- preferably in Dublin
By Carole Heath (wallington Surrey)
I have just been sent an e-mail from Tchibo today saying they are stopping their on-line mail order service shortly in Britain. I have never brought any produts from Tchibo on-line at all as i thought the postage of over 12.00p was to expensive. But i have brought some of their products in their Croydon and Sutton shops in the past items like clothes and kitchen products which were very good value for money and of good quality i found. But sadly these two shops closed sometime ago, i liked their coffee shop in with the store and you could get your purchases and then have a cup of coffee which was nice. Perhaps Tchibo's intending to quit the UK is to do with the economic climate many companies have gone to the wall including the famous Woolworth's these are hard times sadly.
By Helen Held
My wonderful blue kitchen utensils bought 13 years ago in Tchibo Germany are slowly falling apart,they have been used daily since I bought them. So sad that I cannot replace them with some more from Tchibo. Those of you looking for real German coffee, google germandeli . Based in London, they are an excellent company with great delivery times, and a whole host of German food
By Graham Silcock
High quality, a broad range, imaginative design, reasonable prices; what is the matter with people in the UK; that they cannot support such an enterprise. During trips to Europe I see Tchibo everywhere including in key 'top' sites such as the Graben in Vienna as well as throughout suburbs, and the shops are always full of people. For me this is just another example of British people being blind to, or prejudiced against everything European. When will we wake up and start looking outwards, not inwards and realise what we are missing?
G.S.
By Miss Perry
My family and I were great fans of your shops both in the coffee shop and your products we have spent a lot of money over the years and couldn,t believe our eyes when when went to Woking,Staines and Uxbridge to find them all closed down there was no mention of the shops closing so it was a real shock we miss the shops and the great products please come back to the UK my daughter spotted a Tchibo in Antayla Turkey in the summer but we didnt have time to go in there wish we had know because when we arrived home our local stores had closed down.
By Sarah
I am so disappointed that Tchibo have taken this drastic decision to exit the UK market. I have bought so many things from the company over the years both on line and directly from the stores. I will miss it and the variety and quality of goods. It seems a high postage price to purchase on line, perhaps you will review the charges, in which case you will still receive good custom from the UK.
By Rebecca
We waited years for Tchibo to come to this country and now you're leaving, what a shame. I have bought lots from the stores but definitely won't be paying the extortionate amount of 12.95 to order online- ridiculous!
By Pauline
I am sorry to hear that Tchibo outlets are quitting the UK, i did look at their online shopping site and was about to place an order and was shocked at the postage rate of 12.50 for 2 small items so i am afraid i will not be shopping online with them again.
By cass
I just checked again, because I can't believe they seriously think people will pay 12.95 postage on any order. I used to buy quite a lot from Tchibo, but not any more!
By Gill of Surrey
I love Tchibo and have shopped online and visited the Wimbledon store (now gone). Love the products but have just discovered the astronomical postage increase so I will sadly say 'Good bye' to them....
By peter
Disappointed that this high st, high quality store has closed. probably to make way for more charity shops
By john foster
Very sad to hear Tchibo's closure news in the UK. Like most comments here we got into the habit when staying with friends in Germany. Maybe they will return or at least keep one outlet going, perhaps,maybe, grovel.
By C K
I was so disappointed to see these two stores closed. Tchibo is my favourite store.I have bought so many of your products and was looking forward to see your weekly offers. Please come back
By Doris George
I was shocked to see the Swan Centre, Eastleigh, shop closed today - 23/8/09! It was the only reason I ever went to that Centre. Now I will only be able to shop for goodies when I visit my cousins in Germany - I prefer to see and touch before I buy! What a sad loss - I love Tchibo shops.
By H Parker
I have shopped with you for quite a few years, your quality is good, your prices were very reasonable, but when you increased the postage cost it was the end of the line for me. I say, reduce that outrageous postage charge, and your customers will come flocking back and you won't need to quit the UK.
By Brigitte Hilmer
Please do not pull out altogether! We love all your products, but mainly the coffee! We are Germans who have lived in the Uk for 25 years, but there is still no shop in the Uk that sells really good German coffee, that is, roasted in the particular way and used in the Coffee machines, rather than the cafetiere! This would mean we have to import the coffee from Germany!!!
By AB
I was really surprised when my local store closed and contacted the company to find out why. Basically it's cheaper for them to run an on-line store. I too complained about the cost of delivery but they assured me that it matched other on-line stores. Not really sure where they did their research on this!
They are hoping that all their customers will use the on-line store but i told them "No". As stated in some of the other comments, it is far to expensive for delivery of the smaller cheaper items which deletes it in my books as being a good value place to shop.
By GA
PLEASE Don't Go!!!! You have many loyal customers in the UK and we don't want you to leave!!!
By Helen Wyatt
I am really sad that Tchibo is leaving the UK. I think they are building up a loyal customer base and may be jumping ship too soon.
By margaret&barrie
Really sad to see the concept and the quality/value will disappear. May be seen to have been a premature evacuation!
By R Newman
Like other posts I am sorry to see them go, I have purchased many good quality itemsa at good prices. I would shop on line but the punitive postal charges are too high for many of the smaller cheaper gadgets.
By Richard
I have always shoped online since they closed the Sainsbury concession, but now the delivery charge has gone from 4 to 12.95, the most expensive for any country in Europe, sadly I will not be using them again until the cost falls.
By Lesley Cresta
Very sad to see you go, you have been a firm friend for a good many years. Great items at reasonable prices and always good quality. Re-think please
By L.Hastilow
I have always looked forward to seeing Tchibo's new products each week. Such good ideas,service and staff! Then recently,I was shocked when postage shot up to a minimum of 12.95, which made smaller items ridiculously expensive.
By Matia Burton
The quality of their products at a reasonable cost will be missed,I hope they will be available on line.
By Jean Conway
I have been a loyal customer of the company and the quality of goods are excellent, I hope I can still purchase on-line? Though I do feel sad for the helpful staff who have lost their jobs.
By john murray
They may be mistaken ..... this type of business couls weather the storm of the recession.
By Belinda
I lived in Germany for 16 years and Tchibo was one of my favourtie shops good value and good ideas plus great coffee. When I returned to the UK i was so excited when I found a Tchibo in Oxford, alas it was soon to close. What a shame the Ebglish never fot to grips with the idea. Lucky me I still go to Germany regulary and bring back their great coffe unfortunately cannot bring back all their other good ideas.
By Lynne Frost
When I left Germany it was great to be able to get Tchibo online. Please don't quit.
Quitting UK
By Denise Salinger
I am very saddened to hear that Tchibo are intending to quit the UK. It has taken a while for the average consumer to get to grips with the concept but I personally think it is a brilliant idea and shopping experience. Please do not exit UK if possible. If there is no other alternative will we still be receiving emails/on-line shopping?
10/04/2013 07:37:00
Is there any TCM Tchibo store left in the UK at all? By Zita F
I am so disappointed to see that they seem to have exited the market. Is there even one store left?
08/04/2013 11:55:00
Tchibo Coffee to goBy Steve
I still see they sell their great coffee in convenience stores and petrol stations under the name "Tchibo to go". It is fantastic coffee and at a reasonable price and more and more are appearing!
06/04/2013 19:34:00
So so sadBy Jacky Wilson
So sad that a good company like you are leaving so so many things I have bought from you and yes the quality was superb ,come back eh xxx
01/04/2013 21:12:00
tchiboBy gordons
i work for tchibo. we are still here selling top quality coffee and coffee machines.
27/03/2013 14:43:00
Loss of TciboBy David Mann
As with many others we agree the loss of this company was a great disappointment.
We also use their products on a daily basis.
24/02/2013 09:29:00
Tchibo CoffeeBy Sid
Hello, every one I dont know why I dont know why tchibo left UK but I am going to start sellin Tchibo coffee in my shop !! I heard that Tchibo is still here in UK and supplying Coffee and equipment to British Forces !!!
21/02/2013 16:44:00
Tchibo QuittingBy Brian A
I am amazed to see people are still "talking" about this. One of the first great loses to the UK high street, does that make them daft or really smart to pull out? I so miss them and I use their products daily in just about every room of the house. A great shame they could not have kept a few choice bigger outlets going. How can we convince them to return??
08/02/2013 14:39:00
Quality ProductsBy Jodie
I loved Tchibo and would love if they came back. Everything they sold had lasted far longer than they actually did in the UK. I bought some cupboards with alluminium roller doors years ago and still use them daily. I have had a new kitchen and still incorperated them as they are still so good
27/01/2013 20:30:00
Why Tchibo left the UKBy Raboona Conundrum
The company believed that there was a, "weakness in the [UK] retail market", and they also failed to take off as they would have liked.
They were disappointed that their particular model wasn't appreciated by the UK customer, and that they were seen by some as just "a glorified pound shop".
15/01/2013 11:02:00
quitting ukBy mark garlick
i use to work for tchibo in manchester at one of there head offices and distribution centres and was the best time of my life it was a great pity when we closed down and spent many a happy year there wish they would return great coffee !!!!!
30/11/2012 09:40:00
Still MissedBy Debra
WHEN R U COMING BACK?
U R STILL DEARLY MISSED, I'VE FOUND NOTHING TO REPLACE U.
:(
27/11/2012 11:37:00
leaving ukBy Deirdre walker
I dont know the reason for Tshibo to leave the uk, it was so popular, does anyone know the reason?
15/07/2012 10:27:00
Sad timesBy Jbonnell
Its a shame Tschibo will no longer be on the uk highstreet. I knew them as a Bakery whilst spending a few years in Germany. I think if only adopted the same "cafe/baker" concept as over there, it might have worked.
27/02/2012 21:40:00
ShameBy Julie Prendergast
It is such a shame that Tchibo have closed all their shops and left the UK. I loved their shops and their products and spent hundreds of pounds and never missed a week without going into one of their shops. In fact, the staff in my local store used to give me free coffees. All the High Street is full of is crappy and tacky pound shops :(
02/11/2010 23:47:00
coffeeBy cookie1944@wm.im
My friend who is 92 sent me searching for your coffee on my recent visit to Cheshire &I was shocked to see the shop in Crewe closed up.
14/10/2010 18:49:00
Now What?By bootnecksbs
I too have enjoyed the products offered by TCHIBO over the years and have spent in excess of 4000. One of these items bought was a Meridion HD TV. Since june this year I started to have problems with the image which would turn stripy after I had been viewing for 3-4 hours. Then 2-3, 1-2 hours and now no image at all. I have, since July, tried to establish contact using an 0800 number but no luck. I found an e-mail address but no reply. The TV is still under guarantee until 24/11/10 but as I'm unable to find anyone to advise me how to repair it I'm basically screwed. How can a large company such as TCHIBO get away with treating us customers like this? Surely there is something we can do?
17/09/2010 13:32:00
REPAIRSBy Max
Now they've left the country I'm left with a TV which doesn't work and unable to contact them to get it repaired under their 3 year guarantee!! The phone number supplied - 08000850507-gives an e-mail address which no-one replies to. Nice way to treat a customer who has spent in excess of 3000 in their shops.
13/09/2010 17:33:00
Please open a Tchibo in LondonBy Ravi Pal
Tchibo was my one and only favourite, and there products were a life saver and you didnt really didnt need to go anywhere else. Excellent quality and price, I will really miss you. Please open atleast one shop in London. that will be great or at the very leat please leave the online open to us. If you close where will we get out products from?
08/09/2010 11:11:00
closing downBy Liselotte Davis
Hello tchibo, I'll be sorry to see you go, maybe if you just keep the shops only it might work....but thanks for all my lovely china cutlery clothes,
best hot chocolate and everything else.
You will be missed. Good bye, liselotte
08/09/2010 10:52:00
Tchibo closureBy Lee Davis
Hello, I am shocked at the Tchibo closures, as I have bought just about everything from them since they were in Croydon. German papers have reportet huge profit, like Billions, so come on stay open you can afford it. You can't take it with you. Lee.
02/09/2010 21:43:00
Tchibo... why oh why ....By Shane Andrews
Loyal customers left high and dry ...
Why do retailers treat their client base so badly ... and expect us to be
repeat business ...
26/08/2010 00:18:00
Tchibo in IrelandBy Marie Delahunt
I have a recommendation - if/when Tchibo
leaves the U.K. then please set up business in Irland- preferably in Dublin
25/08/2010 19:58:00
Tchibo quits UKBy Carole Heath (wallington Surrey)
I have just been sent an e-mail from Tchibo today saying they are stopping their on-line mail order service shortly in Britain. I have never brought any produts from Tchibo on-line at all as i thought the postage of over 12.00p was to expensive. But i have brought some of their products in their Croydon and Sutton shops in the past items like clothes and kitchen products which were very good value for money and of good quality i found. But sadly these two shops closed sometime ago, i liked their coffee shop in with the store and you could get your purchases and then have a cup of coffee which was nice. Perhaps Tchibo's intending to quit the UK is to do with the economic climate many companies have gone to the wall including the famous Woolworth's these are hard times sadly.
15/12/2009 19:34:00
TchiboBy Helen Held
My wonderful blue kitchen utensils bought 13 years ago in Tchibo Germany are slowly falling apart,they have been used daily since I bought them. So sad that I cannot replace them with some more from Tchibo. Those of you looking for real German coffee, google germandeli . Based in London, they are an excellent company with great delivery times, and a whole host of German food
13/11/2009 10:28:00
End of Tchibo in UKBy Graham Silcock
High quality, a broad range, imaginative design, reasonable prices; what is the matter with people in the UK; that they cannot support such an enterprise. During trips to Europe I see Tchibo everywhere including in key 'top' sites such as the Graben in Vienna as well as throughout suburbs, and the shops are always full of people. For me this is just another example of British people being blind to, or prejudiced against everything European. When will we wake up and start looking outwards, not inwards and realise what we are missing?
G.S.
27/10/2009 19:49:00
Shocked that all the shops have goneBy Miss Perry
My family and I were great fans of your shops both in the coffee shop and your products we have spent a lot of money over the years and couldn,t believe our eyes when when went to Woking,Staines and Uxbridge to find them all closed down there was no mention of the shops closing so it was a real shock we miss the shops and the great products please come back to the UK my daughter spotted a Tchibo in Antayla Turkey in the summer but we didnt have time to go in there wish we had know because when we arrived home our local stores had closed down.
14/09/2009 19:26:00
Tchibo to exit the UKBy Sarah
I am so disappointed that Tchibo have taken this drastic decision to exit the UK market. I have bought so many things from the company over the years both on line and directly from the stores. I will miss it and the variety and quality of goods. It seems a high postage price to purchase on line, perhaps you will review the charges, in which case you will still receive good custom from the UK.
13/09/2009 16:23:00
PostageBy Rebecca
We waited years for Tchibo to come to this country and now you're leaving, what a shame. I have bought lots from the stores but definitely won't be paying the extortionate amount of 12.95 to order online- ridiculous!
27/08/2009 01:37:00
Cost of postageBy Pauline
I am sorry to hear that Tchibo outlets are quitting the UK, i did look at their online shopping site and was about to place an order and was shocked at the postage rate of 12.50 for 2 small items so i am afraid i will not be shopping online with them again.
26/08/2009 17:57:00
Tchibo PostageBy cass
I just checked again, because I can't believe they seriously think people will pay 12.95 postage on any order. I used to buy quite a lot from Tchibo, but not any more!
25/08/2009 18:48:00
Shame!By Gill of Surrey
I love Tchibo and have shopped online and visited the Wimbledon store (now gone). Love the products but have just discovered the astronomical postage increase so I will sadly say 'Good bye' to them....
24/08/2009 17:57:00
closureBy peter
Disappointed that this high st, high quality store has closed. probably to make way for more charity shops
24/08/2009 16:51:00
tchibo closing.By john foster
Very sad to hear Tchibo's closure news in the UK. Like most comments here we got into the habit when staying with friends in Germany. Maybe they will return or at least keep one outlet going, perhaps,maybe, grovel.
23/08/2009 17:53:00
Closure of Edgware and Harrow StoresBy C K
I was so disappointed to see these two stores closed. Tchibo is my favourite store.I have bought so many of your products and was looking forward to see your weekly offers. Please come back
23/08/2009 15:32:00
Auf WiedersehenBy Doris George
I was shocked to see the Swan Centre, Eastleigh, shop closed today - 23/8/09! It was the only reason I ever went to that Centre. Now I will only be able to shop for goodies when I visit my cousins in Germany - I prefer to see and touch before I buy! What a sad loss - I love Tchibo shops.
23/08/2009 00:41:00
postage chargeBy H Parker
I have shopped with you for quite a few years, your quality is good, your prices were very reasonable, but when you increased the postage cost it was the end of the line for me. I say, reduce that outrageous postage charge, and your customers will come flocking back and you won't need to quit the UK.
21/08/2009 12:42:00
Tchibo Leaving UKBy Brigitte Hilmer
Please do not pull out altogether! We love all your products, but mainly the coffee! We are Germans who have lived in the Uk for 25 years, but there is still no shop in the Uk that sells really good German coffee, that is, roasted in the particular way and used in the Coffee machines, rather than the cafetiere! This would mean we have to import the coffee from Germany!!!
16/08/2009 15:16:00
It's a shameBy AB
I was really surprised when my local store closed and contacted the company to find out why. Basically it's cheaper for them to run an on-line store. I too complained about the cost of delivery but they assured me that it matched other on-line stores. Not really sure where they did their research on this!
They are hoping that all their customers will use the on-line store but i told them "No". As stated in some of the other comments, it is far to expensive for delivery of the smaller cheaper items which deletes it in my books as being a good value place to shop.
11/08/2009 17:52:00
Tchibo StoresBy GA
PLEASE Don't Go!!!! You have many loyal customers in the UK and we don't want you to leave!!!
28/07/2009 22:16:00
leavingBy Helen Wyatt
I am really sad that Tchibo is leaving the UK. I think they are building up a loyal customer base and may be jumping ship too soon.
28/07/2009 11:30:00
quittingBy margaret&barrie
Really sad to see the concept and the quality/value will disappear. May be seen to have been a premature evacuation!
28/07/2009 10:40:00
Tchibo leaving UKBy R Newman
Like other posts I am sorry to see them go, I have purchased many good quality itemsa at good prices. I would shop on line but the punitive postal charges are too high for many of the smaller cheaper gadgets.
26/07/2009 15:27:00
Tchibo exitBy Richard
I have always shoped online since they closed the Sainsbury concession, but now the delivery charge has gone from 4 to 12.95, the most expensive for any country in Europe, sadly I will not be using them again until the cost falls.
25/07/2009 07:57:00
Sad to see you goBy Lesley Cresta
Very sad to see you go, you have been a firm friend for a good many years. Great items at reasonable prices and always good quality. Re-think please
22/07/2009 22:20:00
PostageBy L.Hastilow
I have always looked forward to seeing Tchibo's new products each week. Such good ideas,service and staff! Then recently,I was shocked when postage shot up to a minimum of 12.95, which made smaller items ridiculously expensive.
17/07/2009 11:53:00
Tchibo Exit from UKBy Matia Burton
The quality of their products at a reasonable cost will be missed,I hope they will be available on line.
07/07/2009 11:53:00
Loss of TchiboBy Jean Conway
I have been a loyal customer of the company and the quality of goods are excellent, I hope I can still purchase on-line? Though I do feel sad for the helpful staff who have lost their jobs.
01/07/2009 10:41:00
exitBy john murray
They may be mistaken ..... this type of business couls weather the storm of the recession.
30/06/2009 16:52:00
By Belinda
I lived in Germany for 16 years and Tchibo was one of my favourtie shops good value and good ideas plus great coffee. When I returned to the UK i was so excited when I found a Tchibo in Oxford, alas it was soon to close. What a shame the Ebglish never fot to grips with the idea. Lucky me I still go to Germany regulary and bring back their great coffe unfortunately cannot bring back all their other good ideas.
11/06/2009 14:10:00
Quitting UkBy Lynne Frost
When I left Germany it was great to be able to get Tchibo online. Please don't quit.
Quitting UK
By Denise Salinger
I am very saddened to hear that Tchibo are intending to quit the UK. It has taken a while for the average consumer to get to grips with the concept but I personally think it is a brilliant idea and shopping experience. Please do not exit UK if possible. If there is no other alternative will we still be receiving emails/on-line shopping?
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