Annoyed at Tesco - Can I complain by email?

MUMMYTO2BOYS

skcollobcat10 wrote: »

I thought only frogs did that.

Me too till I was referred to as such......

MUMMYTO2BOYS

shellsuit wrote: »

Mummyto2boys, give it a rest !!!!!!

All you've done on this thread is b!tch at everyone, for no reason at all.

And I notice that you completely ignored Nicky when she pointed out you had got the wrong end of the stick with her post.

Maybe it's time for Mummy to be nice and not set a bad example to the boys

If you read all my contributions to this thread then you'll see I have primarily offered opinions and explanations without judging the the OP.

Following this I have replied to posts as they appeared. I'll look back at Nickys post, maybe I mis-interperated it.

MUMMYTO2BOYS

skcollobcat10 wrote: »

Why do you call yourself MUMMYTO2BOYS??

Could you not have thought of something more imaginative?

I am my own person, yes I am a parent to 3 children but grown up now, do you not see yourself as anything other than a mummy of??

My primary motivation for trawling the internet was to find gifts for my children at Xmas and Birthdays, hence the hastily chosen name.

I'm sure if MSE will indulge you a link can be inserted whereby any potential users have to run their username by 'skcollobcat' for approval

nickyhutch

MUMMYTO2BOYS wrote: »

If you read all my contributions to this thread then you'll see I have primarily offered opinions and explanations without judging the the OP.

Following this I have replied to posts as they appeared. I'll look back at Nickys post, maybe I mis-interperated it.

Thnere's no maybe about it. You did.

pelirocco

juliescot wrote: »

How right you are - which is why I posted a link to a page that lists a number of email addresses.

A simple search found it

I assume you have never asked a question on this site then? , after all a simple search would answer any question

juliescot

pelirocco wrote: »

I assume you have never asked a question on this site then? , after all a simple search would answer any question

No need to assume. This site has a search facility which can help you.;)

Asking a question on this site does not always elicit a quick reply.
The first 3 replies on this thread, for example, made no effort to answer the OPs question. They helped start a debate/argument which can be quite entertaining/annoying to read.

I personally doubt if a simple search would answer any, as in all, questions, however in the case of the original query on here, it did.

3plus1

andrealm wrote: »

This afternoon we arrived at Tescos 10 minutes before closing. We only wanted to buy 4 items but as we have a 3 year old and a 1 year old we wanted to take a trolley in and the kids were sitting in the trolley.

andrealm wrote: »

You pick your battles with toddlers - it's not pandering, there's just no point in provoking tantrums for no good reason.

You might have only wanted 4 items, but you had two toddlers, who by your own admission, are prone to tantrums. (Not a criticism of your parenting skills; all toddlers are like that.)

Do you not think it's possible that had you gone in, at least one of the two could have thrown a strop about something, you would have needed to calm the child(ren) down and you would still have needed to pick up the four items and check out and all of this in under 10 minutes?

I appreciate you're annoyed, but I can understand the store's position. If it's any consolation, OH and I have been to M&S 15 minutes before closing time without any children or trolleys and not been allowed in to purchase one loaf of bread.

I have had problems with Tesco before, but in general the chain seems to be the best priced and to get the most deliveries correct. I haven't found Asda very good and Sainsury's is just more expensive, no matter what Jamie Oliver says in his adverts. I agree the food is good quality, but I can't justify it over Mr T.

LemonGrove

I can't stand to read through this topic and don't know whether you received an actual answer or not, but if you still need an email address it's customer.service@tesco.co.uk.

voiceofreason

andrealm wrote: »

Just been looking on Tesco's website but can't find anywhere how to email them. Does anyone know?

From this, I'm assuming you're not able to get search engines where you live. Not to worry, though - let me google that for you.....

LemonGrove

That's weird, that link has the Customer Service email as customer.services@tesco.co.uk. I have emails from them in my inbox from the different address I posted above. What a world.