Anyone complained successfully against Burger King?

mute_posting

hollydays wrote: »

Not exactly life threatening

How do you know? - Do you know where the bit of cardboard in question had been previous to it adulterating the burger?

kuohu wrote: »

That bit of cardboard may have had more nutrients than the burger.

lol - doubt the "may have" was required

MP

Brooker_Dave

adamt wrote: »

i found a piece of cardboard hanging out the side of the burger.
Im not one to complain, but thought why not, an old lady could have eaten it.

Does cardboard poison old ladies?

BTW If you're not one to complain, then don't.

Brooker_Dave

hollydays wrote: »

So are you taking a philanthropic interest in old ladies,or are you just after grabbing some compensation in the form of vouchers?
Be honest.
A bit of cardboard?
Not exactly life threatening(Unless someone is going to suggest there is some dietary?religious significance).

Was it halal cardboard?

Chrysalis

burger king still going then? the 2 nearest to me are both boarded up buildings now closed down.

Sssssss

mute_posting wrote: »

How do you know? - Do you know where the bit of cardboard in question had been previous to it adulterating the burger?



lol - doubt the "may have" was required

MP

I once found a whole cardboard box wrapped around my burger :rolleyes:

oldagetraveller

mute_posting wrote: »

How do you know? - Do you know where the bit of cardboard in question had been previous to it adulterating the burger?

Similarly for the lump of sinew/gristle/fat/intestines/bone etc. that accompanied it!:D

uktim29

mute_posting wrote: »

How do you know? - Do you know where the bit of cardboard in question had been previous to it adulterating the burger?

Well it has obviously spent it's past 4 weeks in an unwashed toilet!

zoelouise88

i would complain if i was you i would write to them as you usually get a better response ,although i would be more concerned about a child eating it and choking (obviouly depends how big it was) rather than an old lady eating it.

mentaljessie

Brian_Bullocks wrote: »

How many times are you going to see an "old lady" eating a Burger King? Moreover, they have too much sense me thinks.

My Nanna's in BK on a weekly basis.

sarahg1969

I suspect it was a mistake, rather than their policy to try and choke their (elderly) customers.

I'm assuming that you did not attempt to feed this piece of cardboard to an old lady and inadvertently choke her to death? In which case, you suffered no loss.

Move on. It probably won't happen again.