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(asda) what to do.... found a plaster in a bread roll
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Oh good. I've got a busy day lying in the sun, a cloud came over so I've came in to see how this thread was going on!
I'm sure you'd find my job of sunbathing and checking all the work I've delegated to freelancers very challenging!
I get many successes in shops when things go wrong, why do some people find it so hard to get a refund? I don't know, they shout Trading Standards, have to call in the press (I'm amazed someone hasn't suggested that yet on here!). It's easy, just act and behave normally. Don't try turning your life into a soap opera!
Right suns coming out again!
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Then move on! going to the EHO will result in a visit to asda , asda no doubt will have their house in order, nothing will come of it.
If they had their "house in order", how would a used plaster end up in one of their food products?
"One day I realised that when you are lying in your grave, it's no good saying, "I was too shy, too frightened."
Because by then you've blown your chances. That's it."0 -
If you imagine how many products are produced by a supermarket the size of Asda, there are bound to be the odd slip-up here and there - it doesn't mean that they are consistently providing food containing plasters. The fact that it was a blue plaster suggests that they are already adhering to certain health and safety standards, and if you didn't eat the thing or suffer any ill effects from it then I wouldn't have thought there would be much 'liability' to admit. I think the poster who suggested you return the rolls with the plaster, ask them to make some kind of record of the incident and get tour money back is right.
What would you like to see as a result of your complaint?0 -
If you imagine how many products are produced by a supermarket the size of Asda, there are bound to be the odd slip-up here and there - it doesn't mean that they are consistently providing food containing plasters.
They don't produce most of their own foods."One day I realised that when you are lying in your grave, it's no good saying, "I was too shy, too frightened."
Because by then you've blown your chances. That's it."0 -
I didn't say they did, just that the amount of food produced by Asda is huge.0
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All their baked range is produced in store!0
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randomsam08 wrote: »morning, well i was minding my own business, merrily munching my way through a 24 pack of bread rolls from asda when.......... hang on......... i found a blue plaster inside one of the rolls, i didnt eat that one.......
anyway 3 days ago now i emailed asda customer services and got back a automated reply saying they would get back to me.... they havent. i still have the roll with plaster inside, what do i do with it? any help would be great
thanks in advance
bit hungry was ya luv!!!:D0 -
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just seen your avatar my old man....sorry i dont trust boots an i work for em!!0
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just seen your avatar my old man....sorry i dont trust boots an i work for em!!
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: irl again.
Btw why don't you post some Boots Glitches in the Boots thread for us:D
On topic sorry you were put off your feast randomsam08:rotfl::grinheart “Truly Great Madness Cannot Be Achieved Without Significant Intelligence.”:grinheart0
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