Not happy with Tesco Express

Money-Saving-King

skitler wrote: »

strange that it not being listed, I wonder why!!
because there a teller.


in the bank is a speaker that when the cashier is free says " cashier number 3 please" ect, not teller. see if you can find the legal definition, when you don't post back then we'll know why

The reason why I won't be able to post is because I've posted the definition above. It's not going to change because you don't like it. What you've written above is that in the UK even in a bank we tend to use the term cashier.

If you're so convinced you're right you need to prove it, I've shown I'm right.

keyser666

Big_Bad_Dad wrote: »

Had you read my post I was seeking replies regarding an address to which I could write. Nowhere did I invite comments as to people's opinions on my issue

You did, the moment you posted this on a public forum

skitler

Money-Saving-King wrote: »

The reason why I won't be able to post is because in the UK even in a bank we tend to use the term cashier.

you're right

the proof is in the pudding


the pudding was bought at Tesco


I was told the price by the teller


I rest my case:beer:

Money-Saving-King

skitler wrote: »

the proof is in the pudding


the pudding was bought at Tesco


I was told the price by the teller


I rest my case:beer:

Don't worry. It has dawned on me that I'll die of old age before getting you to understand how a dictionary works. :wall:

goonarmy

skitler wrote: »

the proof is in the pudding


the pudding was bought at Tesco


I was told the price by the teller


I rest my case:beer:

Clutching at straws there.

skitler

Money-Saving-King wrote: »

in the UK in a bank we tend to use the term cashier.

I've shown I'm right.

how can you be right when a dictionary says a bank worker is a teller yet we call them cashiers


yet a dictionary doesn't say what a till worker in a supermarket is called, thus any term is right or it would be written for clarification. ie


till worker
teller
cashier
person that over-sees the payment
till attendant

Money-Saving-King wrote: »

Don't worry. It has dawned on me that I'll die of old age before getting you to understand how a dictionary works. :wall:

now do you understand what is listed in a dictionary and why:)

skitler

goonarmy wrote: »

Clutching at straws there.

any port in a storm

goonarmy

skitler wrote: »

any port in a storm

Speak for your self.

skitler

goonarmy wrote: »

Speak for your self.

I was!


you?

Truepat

I know it is not the query from the OP but 99% of my receipts are dumped in the nearest bin, and the rest are shoved into a pocket simply because I can not find a bin - so it is wasteful.

On the other hand when I come to return something and they say "can I have the receipt?" you can simply reply "No, because you do not issue one, please just refund me the money"