Asda - AVOID AT ALL COSTS! Any advice accepted please?

albionrovers

Why on earth would Asda care if you are pregnant?

IanCovey

Valli wrote: »

Quoted OP just in case;)


What are you OP 35 weeks or 38 weeks pregnant?

If you partner was with you then there were two of you in the house - so no reaosn to fele intimidated and what did the do to make you feel intimidated?

Full term is anywhere from 37 weeks onwards and 40 weeks is your due date, maybe read things correctly before flaming?

Disgusting service by Asda!

Valli

IanCovey wrote: »

Full term is anywhere from 37 weeks onwards and 40 weeks is your due date, maybe read things correctly before flaming?

Disgusting service by Asda!

Works both ways!

In the OP the poster has cited that the lady is 35 weeks pregnant and 38 weeks pregnant.

Well she can't be both.


I'm VERY honoured you picked your FIRST post on MSE to have a go at little old me. OP's husband by any chance?

Dunroamin

IanCovey wrote: »

Full term is anywhere from 37 weeks onwards and 40 weeks is your due date, maybe read things correctly before flaming?

Disgusting service by Asda!

And welcome to the new member!;)

Valli

and how is asking a question 'flaming'?

Well two questions...

shegirl

Get a grip op!

Narky comments to them will not get it sorted.They are doing what they can,it's only been a day!

Ps how did the casters manage to mark your underlay????

shegirl

Valli wrote: »

Works both ways!

In the OP the poster has cited that the lady is 35 weeks pregnant and 38 weeks pregnant.

Well she can't be both.


I'm VERY honoured you picked your FIRST post on MSE to have a go at little old me. OP's husband by any chance?

To be fair, the op also said the partner had to take a day off work for the delivery losing £100 then,when mentioning the compensation offered and her taking time off,said '£50 doesn't cover half a days wages'..

Maths not their strong point?

Own_My_Own

I know I have had a long day at work, ( and managed to shut my head in the car door ) but congratulations to everyone who actually read the opening post.
I just couldn't do it. :rotfl:

And as for - to be continued :eek::eek::eek:

Slowhand

shegirl wrote: »

To be fair, the op also said the partner had to take a day off work for the delivery losing £100 then,when mentioning the compensation offered and her taking time off,said '£50 doesn't cover half a days wages'..

Maths not their strong point?

By my reckoning Asda delivered in less than eight weeks and not more than nine weeks the OP claims.

Bangton

I'm 35 weeks pregnant and I absolutely hate how some people think it's an excuse to make a company bend over backwards. In this case I just don't think it's relevant. I've had tons of work done in my home whilst pregnant even sleeping on a mattress on the floor 2 weeks ago whilst we waited for carpets to be fitted.

I'm sorry to sound a bit rude but why does her being pregnant mean you can't wait for them to call to arrange collection of the sofa? Mistakes happen..in any company and I'm sure you've made a few yourself. You've barely given them chance to sort the matter out. I presume you have other furniture in the house for her to sit on?! Beds etc...

And another thing - this taken a day off work and losing £100. So she took the day unpaid then as a pose to annual leave? I'm betting she didn't lose £100 at all! I don't know where she works but I've lost plenty of days annual leave for carp reasons such as surgery, waiting on plumbers etc etc..it's life!

I think people are so unreasonable sometimes. Let's face it it's not inconvenient at all as you can tell from the tone of the post you'll be milking this for as much comp as you can get!

Sorry..hate to be harsh but I do wish people would be fair when complaining!!!