Tesco Llanelli

taffy056

I was parked in Tesco Llanelli today, and was looking to see if I could see any signs from the scammers, they had one on the entrance of the car park right on a roundabout and that is it, in a car park that holds probably 300 cars! I would love to see how they could win anything in a small claims should it ever go there.

Also noticed something as well with the cameras, it was before the petrol station, so I had my dinner and left the car park, then a half mile down the road the fuel light came on, so went back to fuel up, so contravening their pathetic rules of no return in 2 hours, wonder if the company will get another invoice shortly ?

Kite2010

If they do issue you a lovely invoice, send it to Tesco with a letter saying "is this what I get for spending £100 on fuel?" before ditching Tesco (if you can) and fuel-up elsewhere.

Trebor16

I would love it if they ever tried to take someone to court over the "don't return within 2 hours" rules they try and enforce.

TrickyWicky

I think Tesco may be looking again at how they treat the so called 'gullable' public after tonights news of their share values falling 15%. People are wising up to their antics.

The_Slithy_Tove

TrickyWicky wrote: »

I think Tesco may be looking again at how they treat the so called 'gullable' public after tonights news of their share values falling 15%. People are wising up to their antics.

Much as you might like it to be, I should think that Tesco's car parking policy has had zero effect on the reported numbers - other factors are far more relevant.

HO87

The_Slithy_Tove wrote: »

Much as you might like it to be, I should think that Tesco's car parking policy has had zero effect on the reported numbers - other factors are far more relevant.

However, their use of PPC's may be argued to be just another indicator of their real regard for customers. What, for example, ever happened to that old 6p a litre differential between supermarket fuel and that from the likes of Esso, BP and Shell? One is tempted to draw analogies between the supermarkets (collectively - they're as bad as one another) and fairgrounds: Plenty of bright flashing lights, bells, whistles and promises of thrills and spills but ultimately we are drawn in and our pockets emptied in as many ways as possible whether that be on a sale price that is actually more expensive that the last time you bought or a PPC trying to tuck you up for £80 on the basis of a speculative invoice. We are increasingly being treated like a crop to be harvested.