Anyone complained successfully against Burger King?

cwp500

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.

Depends what you mean by old I suppose.

But if they had any sense they would realise that the cardboard has probably got more flavour and much less additives and grease.!

Bamber19

superflygal wrote: »

...they may also request that you release your "evidence" to them. In which case i would NOT send the cardboard in, i would inform them that you are sending it to Environmental health.

Not everyone is out to make the biggest noise or cause the msot trouble they can, some people are actually just happy to get a situation sorted without bringing various authorities into it and turning it into an incident.

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?

Just to be safe shall we complain about all burgers, in fact all foodstuffs of any description, cardboard infested or not? As surely one never knows where the food that is merely placed in front of you has come from.

cwp500

my stomach has complained on the couple of occasions I have been foolish enough to try and digest these horrible things.

barmonkey

i have complained twice about our local burger king,

first time was to moan about the price of the kids meals, big advert on telly saying that they were £1.99 but is the shop they were £2.49, was told that it was because they were a franchise and could charge whatever they wanted. 2 weeks later i got 10 free kids meal vouchers,
second time i complained that you never got the correct kids toy, you always got a small stuffed fish, this time i got 4 free meal vouchers and a complete set of simpsons toys.

the phone number used to be on the wall in the shop but has now gone, perhaps they had too many complaints.

Sssssss

damn Mcds are doing it as well, just found a whole cardboard box around my burger and fries as well!

uktim29

barmonkey wrote: »

i have complained twice about our local burger king,

first time was to moan about the price of the kids meals, big advert on telly saying that they were £1.99 but is the shop they were £2.49, was told that it was because they were a franchise and could charge whatever they wanted. 2 weeks later i got 10 free kids meal vouchers,
second time i complained that you never got the correct kids toy, you always got a small stuffed fish, this time i got 4 free meal vouchers and a complete set of simpsons toys.

the phone number used to be on the wall in the shop but has now gone, perhaps they had too many complaints.

The bit highlighted suggesting a frequent user.

Just out of interest, are your kids overweight?

vicky_kidder

uktim i think she maybe means burger kings contact number was on the wall but has now been taken down because they have had too many people ringing it to complain. :-P

mute_posting

Bamber19 wrote: »

Just to be safe shall we complain about all burgers, in fact all foodstuffs of any description, cardboard infested or not? As surely one never knows where the food that is merely placed in front of you has come from.

The difference is we assume that the "meat" salad and bread should be in the burger, the cardboard OP mentions shouldn't be. So no, I don't think we should complain about all food simply because we havn't seen it being made.

barmonkey

uktim29 wrote: »

The bit highlighted suggesting a frequent user.

Just out of interest, are your kids overweight?

no they are not, not by a long way.



i think weve been into b/king or macdonalds 3 times in the last 2 years.

i stood out side the door and gave the free kids meals voucher to families that were coming in.

vicky_kidder

Arrr how cute are your kids!