Scratched by security pin left in clothing.

grannybroon

I think this was a personal error - we all have them but not condoning what happened.

Sorry that injury incurred, and yes, you are right because it was your child and you feel the need to protect him. Yes, make a complaint to store but remember someone might lose their job over this. Hopefully in-store staff training will tighten up in the future.

GB

fudgeukraine

Personally, I'd have made sure there was no pins in the clothing in the first place beofre giving it to a child, especially since most clothing does come with pins where tags are.

Butlers1982

Personally, I'd have made sure there was no pins in the clothing in the first place beofre giving it to a child, especially since most clothing does come with pins where tags are

Oh to be perfect.

She's taken a pic of his injury

When you say injury what do you mean?


How much damage can a pin acutally do? Do you not think that a word with the store manager is sufficient rather than sending a picture and formal complaint?
It was an accident, no one has been seriously hurt,

Stan_Morris

sherbie28 wrote: »

A court case was the furthest thing from my mind but I'd like to ensure it doesn't happen again and I think just speaking to the store manager isn't enough.

Who else did you have in mind, the FBI?

Why make such a big deal out of such a trivial event?

Has the whole country gone compensation mad?