Tesco - wine carrier

[Luminance]

For a nice pint fresh pint there's the bar offcourse. :flirty:

Except if it's darker then the shoes I'm (mostly) wearing, had some bad experiences with swamp water.

[Benny]

Hmmm...so I could (in theory) go and buy 6 bottles of decent vintage, take them home, store them away. Smash some glass on my drive take a photo and go back to Tesco...

That would be morally wrong. Yes, I feel dirty.

[TeaLeaf]

A reply has been recieved from Tesco apologising for the failure of one of their bags and a £15 Tesco Moneycard on its way to me.

I replied thanking them for the gesture but pointing out that I was actually complaining about the failure of a purple coloured cardboard wine carrier - not a bag. :doh:

Strangely enough I was a t Tesco two days back and a chap walked in front of my car en route to his own carrying a cardboard wine carrier - and it disintegrated on him as he was in the middle of the road.  6 bottles, smash & splash.

TL.

[Jabbs]

Don't stand for it.

You probably spend a few grand in their store per year. Make a fuss and they're give you a credit note and replace it.

PEN

I seem to remember many years ago when I was still in the Retail Industry that tesco regarded each customer as being worth around £175,000 upwards (over a lifetime).

Therefore if they treat you bad they are not potentially losing a few pounds but a lot of money.

Everyone, we are worth a LOT of money to the supermarkets and we should make sure they know that when we complain and not be worried if our complaint seems minor or not.

[BigFatCat]

6 bottles of wine equates to a £15 money voucher?

Ooh, way above my price range.