Can i sue tesco for damages - metal distress?

tired_one

1, in tesco's own words, we apologise for your false detention. as i initally refused and asked why and i was told i NEEDED to in a very threatening demeanor/
2, exactly my point! i picked a few items up put them in my small trolley and then paid for them.

3, i said thank you to those who gave proper answers, but answers like "To be honest OP I'd do exactly the same as you. I wouldn't contact the CAB or a solicitor for advice. No, I'd register on an internet messageboard and with my very first post spill out the contents of my life to total strangers. And demand compensation. " creates a feeling of someone who has nothing better to do with their life than trolling forums,

pcombo

Shop at morrisons next time.

tired_one

pcombo wrote: »

Shop at morrisons next time.

The best answer so far! thanks for that

tired_one

ok well thanks for all your replies, I have just recieved a telephone call from the manager at the store, he said he has spoken to the security manager in question and he has apologised. I then asked the question i wanted the answer to! what was it i did that made him suspect me. he said ive veiwed the cctv in question and the answer is nothing i completly agree with you, he said he agreed that i was treated terribly, He says he will put a goodwill gesture in the post, I dont care what or how much, its the thought that counts, thats the spirit. even if its £5 shows they appreciate my custom, and that i was treated wrongly,

McKneff

£5, well if it makes you feel better and lessens your panic attacks.

To be honest, if I felt like you feel about how you were treated i would tell them to stick ther good will gesture where the sun doesn't shine and i wouldnt spend another penny in the shop.

LilacPixie

No

Anyway Metal distress?? What are you? A robot?

tired_one

McKneff wrote: »

£5, well if it makes you feel better and lessens your panic attacks.

To be honest, if I felt like you feel about how you were treated i would tell them to stick ther good will gesture where the sun doesn't shine and i wouldnt spend another penny in the shop.

I didnt say it WAS £5, i said even if it was.

tired_one

LilacPixie wrote: »

No

Anyway Metal distress?? What are you? A robot?

Indeed! maybe i can get some oil with that goodwill gesture and loosen myself up a bit!

aliasojo

tired_one wrote: »

ok well thanks for all your replies, I have just recieved a telephone call from the manager at the store, he said he has spoken to the security manager in question and he has apologised. I then asked the question i wanted the answer to! what was it i did that made him suspect me. he said ive veiwed the cctv in question and the answer is nothing i completly agree with you, he said he agreed that i was treated terribly, He says he will put a goodwill gesture in the post, I dont care what or how much, its the thought that counts, thats the spirit. even if its £5 shows they appreciate my custom, and that i was treated wrongly,

I'm glad you got some sort of resolution you feel more settled with but I do have to ask.....do you think it will lessen your panic attacks? I wondered if you were feeling better emotionally about this situation then it might have a knock on effect and you wont feel as upset at the thought of going out shopping again?

tired_one

aliasojo wrote: »

I'm glad you got some sort of resolution you feel more settled with but I do have to ask.....do you think it will lessen your panic attacks? I wondered if you were feeling better emotionally about this situation then it might have a knock on effect and you wont feel as upset at the thought of going out shopping again?

no of course i dont feel better about it, but less angry at their customer service, and of course its not going to make things easier, but neither is anything so, all i wanted was some sort of,
"yes we appreciate your custom"