Mcdonalds complaint need email

Looksguywalker

emmafifema wrote: »

I think everyone at some time or another has had a paper cut as it's pretty much expected .... are you saying that it's expected to be cut by a lid in Mcdonalds too?? Because that would be a bit of a silly thing to say wouldn't it?

And maybe if I were trying to get some money or compensation out of them then I would have kept the lid but as I'm not it was gladly put in the bin!

I don't expect to be cut by paper. The purpose of paper is not to cut. But I agree it occasionally does. Thin plastic I suggest is similar.

Supplying the lid to them for examination would help to prove a fault or just indicate an occasional accident like a paper cut?

Gra76

TBH I wouldn't bother listening to the advice you got at the store OP, it's hardly worth it.... Unless you want a generic apology and a good chance of receiving a £5 or £10 McD's voucher, which is what they used to send out many years back for customer complaints.

VitaK

I think there is a number of posters in this tread that could do with a Happy Meal.

OP if you haven't already found the e-mail address then do a google seach.

Jeff_Bridges_hair

arcon5 wrote: »

What do you propose McDonald's do to ensure such catastrophic incidents don't happen again whilst ensuring a lid is firmly in place to stop the hot contents scolding you?

Maybe they should have a warning on the lid 'lid may be sharp' in the same way the cup says 'contents may be hot'.

They could always use sachets of sugar rather then a jar of sugar.

DCFC79

Is it worth complaining over a cut from the lid of a hot drink, no ive not cut myself on the lids but ive cut my finger before and not sued anyone, i just grin and bear the pain and just deal with it.

emmafifema

DCFC79 wrote: »

Is it worth complaining over a cut from the lid of a hot drink, no ive not cut myself on the lids but ive cut my finger before and not sued anyone, i just grin and bear the pain and just deal with it.

Again, I'm not complaining I was advised to email them and like I have said already......actually I can't be bothered to type it all again just read through the posts in this thread properly.

Looksguywalker

emmafifema wrote: »

Again, I'm not complaining I was advised to email them and like I have said already......actually I can't be bothered to type it all again just read through the posts in this thread properly.

Mcdonalds complaint need email is what you titled the thread. Maybe you should change it if you are not complaining.

Idiophreak

rygon wrote: »

Is she actually complaining? All shes doing is following the managers advice (if you bothered to get off you high horses and read the original post)

You mean the original post entitled "Mcdonalds complaint need email"?

DCFC79

emmafifema wrote: »

Again, I'm not complaining I was advised to email them and like I have said already......actually I can't be bothered to type it all again just read through the posts in this thread properly.

Yes i read you were told to email hence me saying is there much point, email them and you might get some free vouchers. Use the contact us page on the mcdonalds website.

lovinituk

emmafifema wrote: »

Again, I'm not complaining I was advised to email them and like I have said already......actually I can't be bothered to type it all again just read through the posts in this thread properly.

Just because you were advised to doesn't mean you have to! Forget it and get on with your life.