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Tesco email address for complaints
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I was pleased! And I don't think I'll be buying those again. The calories vs enjoyment is not weighed in the right direction.jon81uk said:
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Tesco seem to be one of a long line of companies who won't let you complain "in writing" (i.e. email or a complaint form). BT is another. I bought some biscuits which disintegrated when I opened the packet (very carefully). I took photos of the biscuits plus packaging and sent them by email to the customer service email address mentioned by the OP and I got the same message. Why do companies (a) leave obsolete and wrong information on their websites and (b) discourage written complaints?0
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C'mon, you know the answer to that.legal_magpie said:Why do companies (a) leave obsolete and wrong information on their websites and (b) discourage written complaints?
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Hello all, I understand this is an old post, but is it absolutely no way to email Tesco for a complaint please? Many thanks!0
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There doesnt seem to be. I found that Whatsapp worked very well and was as quick as email ( once you get past the intital screening questions)0
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Let's Be Careful Out There0
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