Should I complain to tescos?

myrnahaz

My Mum had a leaky bleach bottle from Tesco and was compensated for damaged clothes plus a new carpet (she'd put the bag down on the hall carpet while she went back to get more bags from the car). They didn't send anyone out to check and didn't quibble at all - just paid up. Interestingly, it was a tesco own-brand bleach, but it was actually manufactured by Jeyes.

billywill

I'm in a (sort of) similar situation concerning the last bit of the OP.
I recently bought one packed of prawn crackers in M&S along with a few other items, was in a rush so didn't check my receipt. Whe I got home, I realised I'd been charged twice for the prawn crackers, and even extra for a 'cheese knot' which was actually cheese scone (about 15p cheaper).

Ok, so in total I'd been charged about £1 over, but it's not really fair that the shop assistant didn't check it. Is it worth complaining about, and if so, how do I prove it?

I know it sounds a bit petty, but it's the principle more than anything,

santashelper_2

the same thing happened to me about a year ago was packing my shopping in the car and suddenly smelt a strong smell of bleach :eek: went straight back into customer services who were very helpful and put all the shopping back in the trolley and disposed of it yes i had to do my shopping again but they did offer to pay for a valet.