Not happy with Tesco Express

SimonSays

This is the planets main complaint department for such trivial/non issues. Be it Tesco, Shell, BP, Vodafone any company follow this process to make sure your complaints handled in the correct manor.

1. Put your complaint into a letter. Length doesn't matter nor does spelling.
2. Print it off or finish off your hand written letter
3. Put it in an envelope
4. Address it to the "Complaints department". Put nothing else on the envelope
5. Seal it
6. Put it in any public or office bin you see. The people who need to will see it.

Trivial complaint dealt with.

SimonSays

skitler wrote: »

so youll be used to making unreasonable quotes then. :rotfl:

I underwrite policies on thermal printers where annoying customers pull on the till roll damaging the cutter.

Got a high claims rate for Tesco Express stores in Westbury, Wiltshire.

Money-Saving-King

SimonSays wrote: »

I underwrite policies on thermal printers where annoying customers pull on the till roll damaging the cutter.

Got a high claims rate for Tesco Express stores in Westbury, Wiltshire.

It would be funny if he ever broke one that way because technically he'd be liable for the cost.

Big_Bad_Dad

SimonSays wrote: »

Got a high claims rate for Tesco Express stores in Westbury, Wiltshire.

You should get into comedy. My sincerest condolences to your clients.

mro85 wrote: »

And I bet if your local Tesco had it's way they wouldn't do business with you!

There is no apostrophe in the possessive its. By the time you get onto Year 8 mock exams you'll have learnt this; if this has already passed please accept my deepest sympathies. I realise now it is just as well my first post was only the Janet & John version.

Quite naturally any shop that doesn't want my custom may indeed ban me from the premise, but the messages I am getting tell a different story. Yes they may dislike me but they love my money, they cannot get enough of it; and I am constantly being reminded what a great customer I am by all retailers with whom I do business. So say the letters I receive along with the vouchers. (If you wish to reply, please read the bottom note in this post).

fluffnutter wrote: »

According to you then you should be replying 'Your opinion does not interest me' to every post apart from wealdroam's as that's the only one that's provided an email address. The rest are simply... opinions.

Admit it - you're quite happy to hear opinions, just not the 'non-sympathetic' ones. Your ego is too fragile for internet forums. Yawn.

I think you and 90% of the rest in this department either need to grow up, or return when you are old enough to know what you are talking about (read the last passage before replying please).

Money-Saving-King wrote: »

That's an odd thing to say coming from someone who finds asking for a receipt too much effort.

The matter has been dealt with as is awaiting a response. I am not returning to this thread as I seek no further information. As such, if you are desperate that what you have to say to me must also be read by me and not just posted to impress a handful of challenged members, you will need to post a private message because I am not keeping watch of this thread. Alternatively if you enjoy talking to yourself, then keep posting here.

In the meantime, if the nature of my original post or my conduct has in any way breached the rules of MSE, I invite you to copy your evidence and forward it to the forum management.

skitler

please put all complaints in writing, below is the approved method

SimonSays wrote: »

1. Put your complaint into a letter. Length doesn't matter nor does spelling.
2. Print it off or finish off your hand written letter
3. Put it in an envelope
4. Address it to the "Complaints department". Put nothing else on the envelope
5. Seal it
6. Put it in any public or office bin you see. The people who need to will see it.

Trivial complaint dealt with.

touche

SimonSays

skitler wrote: »

please put all complaints in writing, below is the approved method





touche

There is a web form you to fill out

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/login.php?do=logout

neilmcl

Money-Saving-King wrote: »

They are doing the job as told, you yourself even said it was a policy. You come across as very unreasonable.

That's a polite way of putting it

skitler

SimonSays wrote: »

There is a web form you to fill out

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for was missing, as was op's receipt.


simon never said


and ill need a receipt. :rotfl:

Hintza

From what the OP said my understanding is that if you do not ask for a receipt early enough but wait until the end then you have missed the chance to get a receipt.

I would hope they would be able to print a receipt right up and till they start the next transaction, without any hassle. The teller should also ask if the customer requires a receipt.

skitler

Hintza wrote: »

From what the OP said my understanding is that if you do not ask for a receipt early enough but wait until the end then you have missed the chance to get a receipt.

I would hope they would be able to print a receipt right up and till they start the next transaction, without any hassle. The teller should also ask if the customer requires a receipt.

hurray
:T
that's just how I read it, and would expect a cashier to do