A man has been banned from every branch of Asda in the country after a row over fabric softener.
Mulkh Chumber visited his local branch of the supermarket chain after spotting an advert for his favourite brand of Comfort Creations.
Mulkh, 53, went to the store after spotting a national advert saying bottles of Comfort Creations had been slashed from £3 to £1.
But at the till he was told the price was actually £2.
Mulkh said: "I went to the customer service desk and told one of the workers about this issue and was told they were £2. I showed her the advert, which stated they were £1, and she said it was subject to availability, even though the shelves were full.
"Then I was told it was selected stores only. But they could not tell me where the offer was available and I was told I would have to put them back.
"I said I didn't go to the store to waste my time putting the items in the trolley and then putting them back - and then I've wasted petrol going to the store and back.
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"The Asda staff called security and they told me they would call the police if I did not leave. I did not leave, the police arrived and I spent half-an-hour with the police explaining the situation."
Mulkh has now shifted his shopping allegiance to Morrisons. Police are not taking any action against the customer.
Police have revealed they were called to Wolstanton Retail Park, Stoke, at 11.55am on June 15.
A police spokesman said: "We were called to reports of a man being abusive to staff. The man, in his 50s, was spoken to by officers at the supermarket."
Asda has confirmed Mulkh's ban remains in place. It comes just weeks after shopper Andrew Gregory was banned from Asda's Tunstall store following a row over the toilets.