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What have you guys done to me !!

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  • I always pay with a card and then stand there and check the receipt.

    I don't care who gets cross. The number of times I've found something they have entered wrongly...
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  • Thanks for that Mike St Helens will copy my letter and send as an email ! Will keep you posted !!
    VIRGIN CC [STRIKE] £648.87[/STRIKE]PAID OFF 08-09-09 :j
    RBS CC [STRIKE]£911.97[/STRIKE]£497.21
    Loan 2 [STRIKE]£5226.43[/STRIKE] £4988.38
    Loan 1 [STRIKE]£19676.15[/STRIKE] £17859.89
    TOTAL [STRIKE]£26586.53[/STRIKE] £23,345.48
    LBM 25/07/09 DFD November 2014 - Aiming for November 2012:D
  • I'd put a complaint in to Tesco! That is an absolute liberty! That is your money that you work bloody hard to earn. If that cashier did that to say 500 customers a day she could be making a dodgy £20 a day! :think:

    I agree entirely. I would have been demanding to see her manager there and then - very loudly (even more loudly if the cafe was packed - nothing like an audience to get things put right quickly!!)
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  • Molanole
    Molanole Posts: 1,563 Forumite
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    OMG I agree with everyone else. 4p or £40 it's YOUR money. To assume that as it is a low amount they wouldn't give you change is preposterous. I think a complaint is definitely in order.
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  • Next time that happens, report the cashier. They are being lazy and dishonest.
  • You guys are great !! :j

    When I told my mate she was mortified that I even asked for it back !!! :o but I now feel rather empowered !!! Tesco's shall feel my wrath !!! :mad:
    VIRGIN CC [STRIKE] £648.87[/STRIKE]PAID OFF 08-09-09 :j
    RBS CC [STRIKE]£911.97[/STRIKE]£497.21
    Loan 2 [STRIKE]£5226.43[/STRIKE] £4988.38
    Loan 1 [STRIKE]£19676.15[/STRIKE] £17859.89
    TOTAL [STRIKE]£26586.53[/STRIKE] £23,345.48
    LBM 25/07/09 DFD November 2014 - Aiming for November 2012:D
  • You guys are great !! :j

    When I told my mate she was mortified that I even asked for it back !!! :o but I now feel rather empowered !!! Tesco's shall feel my wrath !!! :mad:

    Your mate has got more money than sense then! :rolleyes: :p;)
  • Your mate has got more money than sense then! :rolleyes: :p;)

    The thing is she is in practically the same boat as me !!! just not seen the light (bulb moment) yet !! Bless her, I do try but she thinks I've lost the plot somewhere along the way !!
    VIRGIN CC [STRIKE] £648.87[/STRIKE]PAID OFF 08-09-09 :j
    RBS CC [STRIKE]£911.97[/STRIKE]£497.21
    Loan 2 [STRIKE]£5226.43[/STRIKE] £4988.38
    Loan 1 [STRIKE]£19676.15[/STRIKE] £17859.89
    TOTAL [STRIKE]£26586.53[/STRIKE] £23,345.48
    LBM 25/07/09 DFD November 2014 - Aiming for November 2012:D
  • mrbadexample
    mrbadexample Posts: 10,805 Forumite
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    When I was a student, I occasionally used to visit the local kebab shop (surprisingly :rolleyes:).

    Everything was £X.99p. The bloke who served, Bob, would never give the penny change. It never used to bother me, but one day, after giving him the money, I stood at the counter with my hand held out right in front of his nose. Quick as a flash, he reached into the till and pulled out a 2p. "Got change?" he said. Obviously I didn't, but was laughing so much at his cheek I let him get away with it. :rotfl:
    If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.
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