Tesco: Fawlty blue ladybird bag is not a bag for life. Is Tesco policy !!!

Money_User

Moglex wrote: »

It's that sort of brain dead attitude is responsible for so much of what's wrong in the world today.

Maybe there isn't so much wrong and some just like to moan about everything and think that everythings wrong?

The vast marjority of the rest of us get on fine!

Azari

Money_User wrote: »

One requires a brain to know the law!

And one requires an educated brain to know it properly

Money_User wrote: »

Because their surname is none of your business?

Tesco is a company. It doesn't have a surname.

Money_User wrote: »

Maybe there isn't so much wrong and some just like to moan about everything and think that everythings wrong?

You certainly seem to have been doing a lot of moaning in this thread.

The vast marjority of the rest of us get on fine!

Unless, as in your case, you become obsessed. You've made fourteen posts in this thread. What is your problem?

vyle

Azari wrote: »

One of the things that is deemed to be 'proof' of purchase is where the good is an own brand item as it seems it was in this case.

Also, I think what was being referred to as 'brain dead' was the fact that only 37p was involved rather than the actual technicalities of the case.

BRB off to buy a Technica tv then return it for a refund with my proof of purchase.

Azari

vyle wrote: »

BRB off to buy a Technica tv then return it for a refund with my proof of purchase.

You should have no problem if there is something wrong with it.

gordikin

Azari wrote: »

One of the things that is deemed to be 'proof' of purchase is where the good is an own brand item as it seems it was in this case. ....

This is untrue as the item could have been stolen. Just because it's got a Tesco label doesn't mean it was purchased.

vyle

Azari wrote: »

You should have no problem if there is something wrong with it.

Im sure I wrote steal.... damn my honest nature controlling my fingers.

Money_User

vyle wrote: »

Im sure I wrote steal.... damn my honest nature controlling my fingers.

One requires an educated brain to undestand the reason for these policies and also the law is because theft is frequent, more frequent than the "it says tesco so i'm(he/she is) bound to have bought it" bunch may think. Many but not all have a brain like this

TheSaint_2

I'm with you OP - it is the principle of it being faulty regardless of the cost which also winds me up. I had a similar experience at B&Q with a B&Q branded product which I posted about, and which several of the posters here also had a go at me about. Don't take it personally, not everyone on this forum is friendly

2sides2everystory

TheSaint wrote: »

... not everyone on this forum is friendly

Yeah but they are, it's just that like Sir Alex ("I've mellowed") Ferguson they might not realise it until later