Tesco complaint help

moggylover

advent1122 wrote: »

I stubbed my toe on the bathroom door last month. I am in the process of taking B&Q to court as there was no warning signs anywhere on the door.
I also think they should not have made them out of such tough material as wood.
I have now applied a safety cushion to the bottom of each door ( at my expense) to prevent this serious accident happening in the future.
It could quite easily have been a childs toe that was stubbed.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Thank you for this! They say sarcasm is the lowest form of wit: but this had me roaring!

Op - you really are joking aren't you?

omen666

advent1122 wrote: »

I stubbed my toe on the bathroom door last month. I am in the process of taking B&Q to court as there was no warning signs anywhere on the door.
I also think they should not have made them out of such tough material as wood.
I have now applied a safety cushion to the bottom of each door ( at my expense) to prevent this serious accident happening in the future.
It could quite easily have been a childs toe that was stubbed.

Spot on:j:j:j:j

Esqui

flyp wrote: »

Nope it, be a bit pointless writing a post just for a wind up.

Trolling, in other words?

flyp

Esqui wrote: »

Trolling, in other words?

I assure you i am not trolling. I dont even understand why a person would spend there time trolling.

frugallass

so why have you wasted your time with such a pointless post

your friend had a mis-hap with a tin - we've all had them - but it doesn't automatically mean that they can sue for compo - it's a ridiculous idea and you wouldn't even get a response from Tesco if you tried to pursue it

they'd be better off buying an electric tin opener

geordieracer

frugallass wrote: »

they'd be better off buying an electric tin opener

Or tins without lids.. this would cut down(excuse the pun) on tin opening accidents by 100% IMHO

flyp

frugallass wrote: »

so why have you wasted your time with such a pointless post

your friend had a mis-hap with a tin - we've all had them - but it doesn't automatically mean that they can sue for compo - it's a ridiculous idea and you wouldn't even get a response from Tesco if you tried to pursue it

they'd be better off buying an electric tin opener

I posted this post to get inputs from money savers with better experience than myself. I did not have a plan to sue. Just some advice what to do.

frugallass

or maybe they should just get rid of the cat :rolleyes:

geordieracer

frugallass wrote: »

or maybe they should just get rid of the cat :rolleyes:

or the cousin

frugallass

flyp wrote: »

Just some advice what to do.

nothing - do absolutely nothing......

if you/your cousin were to complain to Tesco, what kind of response would you expect......?