if a melon bought at tesco was cut and found

vivaladiva

tim_n wrote: »

It's not just melons that would affect - I've often had really, really rubbish fruit from the supermarket - I get oranges so sour I find myself scraping my tongue, peaches 'to ripen' which I try every day and go from rock hard to incredibly mouldy overnight (and I don't mean I sit there and buise them till they go mouldy) and bananas which are victims of physical abuse - covered in bruises the next day!

I'm glad it's not just me then. I've given up on Mr T's nectarines, peaches and plums.

ubamother

if we don't complain it will never change - i get on my high horse about this a bit - so please forgive me - but if I can't be bothered to waste the petrol taking something back I email them so they know something wasn't up to par. If we accept and keep buying we are saying the quality level is acceptable - doesn't that make us partly to blame. The older I get the better (or bolshier!) i get about not accepting bad goods or service - and I always do it so calmly with such a lovely smile that nobody gets upset.

Deals_2

i see others have same issue

vivaladiva wrote: »

I'm glad it's not just me then. I've given up on Mr T's nectarines, peaches and plums.