Tesco dumped my shopping and ran!

1jim

This is getting quite silly now, this debate really should end, its not productive and has really just turned into a slanging match.
It doesnt matter that the OP could have opened the door, she chose to put her kids to bed, she had no obligation to open the door as she was not expecing anyone at the time the door bell rang. Tescos have admitted that they were in the wrong in this instance and have apologised to the OP
It dosent matter what anyone else would have done, this is a vent board, the OP tried to vent and has been flamed for it, she felt Tescos were in the wrong, Tescos admit they were in the wrong, lets just leave it at that and move on

mpython

Aggg! Carol, you fell for the troll's ruse again. Just ignore the sad, lonely troll.

Dave_Brooker

mpython wrote: »

Aggg! Carol, you fell for the troll's ruse again. Just ignore the sad, lonely troll.

Do you call everyone who disagrees with you a "troll"?

carolt

Shhhh, everyone, let's all ignore him and see if he goes away.... (tiptoes away quietly)........

Dave_Brooker

carolt wrote: »

Shhhh, everyone, let's all ignore him and see if he goes away.... (tiptoes away quietly)........

Is that what you tried with the tescos driver?

carolt

Shhhhh..........

lokiman

Indeed. Don't fraternize with the caricatures..................shhhhh

bonvonnie

I'm with OP on this. Its unacceptable for a delivery to be 30mins early without prior notice. I have 2 young kids, and I have Tescos deliver weekly.
They have been early once, with notice, and late a couple of times, by 10mins max.

I cant belive that they just unloaded the shopping on your doorstep as well, i know its 8.30-9pm, but its still muggy and warm out. Health and safety rule totally applied, what if some cat or dog, walked by and ate the food, or even worse, urinated on it??!!

I think a letter of complaint is the way to go

Let us know how you get on

Dave_Brooker

bonvonnie wrote: »

I'm with OP on this. Its unacceptable for a delivery to be 30mins early without prior notice. I have 2 young kids, and I have Tescos deliver weekly.
They have been early once, with notice, and late a couple of times, by 10mins max.

I cant belive that they just unloaded the shopping on your doorstep as well, i know its 8.30-9pm, but its still muggy and warm out. Health and safety rule totally applied, what if some cat or dog, walked by and ate the food, or even worse, urinated on it??!!

I think a letter of complaint is the way to go

Let us know how you get on

Why would a cat or dog urinate on some bags of shopping??

alwaysonthego_2

thought this had ended