Asda Praise

Lip_Stick

Bought a game for my now 'ex'. He'd left it at mine so I decided to see if I could take it back as it was still sealed. I didn't have the receipt but the lady at CS gave me a voucher for a cuppa while she contacted someone who would try to locate the transaction on their system. Gave her the time, date and that it was bought at the music till, then went for my cuppa (I was going to the cafe anyway).

Went back to CS but no joy, they couldn't find it on their system. After shopping I went home and managed to find the receipt which detailed the exact date and time I'd said. It was a little disappointing that some person had failed to find the transaction but I got my £40 back for it in the end, plus a free drink. :T

As for my ex, he's now back with his previous owner. His mother. :rotfl:

squeaky

Hiya

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Thanks.

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Lip_Stick

Thanks for moving it squeaky. I must have been half asleep when I posted this morning.

moromir

Lip_Stick wrote:

As for my ex, he's now back with his previous owner. His mother. :rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl: :T

Freddie_Snowbits

Lip_Stick wrote: »

As for my ex, he's now back with his previous owner. His mother-in-Law. :j

One thinks the previous owner only delivered him.

Note to viewers of Freddie's posts. Freddie does not have experience of delivery methods, he was a bit cut up over his!

FAIR_DOOS

Usually find ASDA one of nicer big guys to deal with , until recently , ordered my sons birthday present ASDA ONLINE , ipod touch with headphones etc deal, it was his birthday weds 9/3/11 he had saved up all money from xmas /etc to buy this one present ,it never arrived so he just got a cake on his special day.

I phoned up the next day to ask for order to be tracked through courrier company to be told it was delivered to no 113 ?? signed for by DYER LOL!
There is no such no , it ends at 112 we live at 109 I dont believe the driver came near my house there was no calling card left ?
To cut along story i spoke to 5 people (none english accent) got sent on a wild goose chase , refused refund intially!

Even tried manager from big store , to be told its a seperate company ??? He did make a call and try to help though.

ASDA ONLINE offered me a £10 E VOUCHER FOR COMPENSATION ha ha WOULD NEVER USE THEM OR RECCOMMEND / REFUSED E VOUCHER
TOLD CHINESE?? LADY WHO FELT THE NEED TO ASK ME 3 TIMES IF I HAD RECEIVED ANY OF MY PACKAGES - NO THANKS!

APPARENTLY IT WILL TAKE UPTO 5 DAYS TO GET CARD REFUNDED / VERY DIRE SERVICE, VERY STRESSED ,

trumpton

I find Tesco the worse at Customer Service and Sainsburys usually good, though they refused to honour the sticker price on a dvd for my friend the other day. I realise they don't have to, but I reckon they should as a whole pile of stuff was wrongly priced up.

Lip_Stick

Freddie_Snowbits wrote: »

One thinks the previous owner only delivered him.

Note to viewers of Freddie's posts. Freddie does not have experience of delivery methods, he was a bit cut up over his!

Not sure why you changed what I wrote to 'mother-in-law', as the guy in question has never been married. He's still firmly attached to his mummy's apron strings, or maybe the umbilical cord. :eek:

Lip_Stick

trumpton wrote: »

I find Tesco the worse at Customer Service and Sainsburys usually good, though they refused to honour the sticker price on a dvd for my friend the other day. I realise they don't have to, but I reckon they should as a whole pile of stuff was wrongly priced up.

The staff in Tesco aren't half as helpful as they are in Asda I think. It's all to do with training, but with Tesco the attitude is generally 'don't really care love, find whatever yourself.

Hintza

FAIR_DOOS wrote: »

(none english accent)

Neither do I nor many others on this board so whit's yer point hen?

Gleeful

Hintza wrote: »

Neither do I nor many others on this board so whit's yer point hen?

I wouldn't bother asking. Judging by the standard of the post, he's another foaming illiterate, don't take it personally.