Can a sandwhich be 'not as described'?

pmduk

Perhaps you should publish your photo on twitter, and make sure it's tagged @greggsthebakers so that they see it.

misssarahleigh

pmduk wrote: »

Perhaps you should publish your photo on twitter, and make sure it's tagged @greggsthebakers so that they see it.

Not on twitter i'm afraid

Mupette

Greggs the bakers are on fb if that helps

fluffnutter

It's what happens when you buy from low quality shops, I'm afraid. Haven't you got a supermarket near you? A Tesco Express or a Co-op? A Sainsbury's Local? You'll get much better quality than Greggs for a similar price. Loads of the sarnies in Waitrose are about a couple of quid and they're packed with filling.

misssarahleigh

fluffnutter wrote: »

It's what happens when you buy from low quality shops, I'm afraid. Haven't you got a supermarket near you? A Tesco Express or a Co-op? A Sainsbury's Local? You'll get much better quality than Greggs for a similar price. Loads of the sarnies in Waitrose are about a couple of quid and they're packed with filling.

When i go into town on other business during lunch my choice is subway or greggs.

If i were going out to get lunch only i'd go to the tesco express but this is totally the opposite direction. I have no waitrose.

But kinda not the point. There is a difference between low quality and the sandwich i bought lol even if the shop was cheap and it tasted carp, i should have had enough filling to notice how bad it tasted lol

pmduk

I'd say it's worth signing up to twitter just to take advantage of the customer service teams on there. It can be a very effective way to get feedback to companies. Just ask the news of the world.