THE COMPLAINERS

DAVID

One day I went to Tesco's to buy a piece of liver, I like to have liver once a week. When my wife went to cook the liver she noticed a very pungent odour coming from the liver. To me it seemed alright but she was very concerned about it. However she cooked the liver and I became violently ill after eating one piece. I then took the liver back to the store to complain. I was totally dissatisfied with the response, they're attitude was, if you think it's bad then help yourself to another piece. I wasn't satisfied with that, I took the liver to the health department to have it analysed and their investigations confirmed that the liver was more than six months old, in fact it had been re-packaged. To this date I have not recived a single word of apology from Tesco's and this is typical of their attitude.

BARRY.

I'll have a go at anything and depending on the level of aggrievance is where I go with it. It's all to my advantage at the end of the day, you can complain you can sit there all day long moaning about everything couldn't you. I've had a lovely life I've made seven thousand complaints, well done, you've got more boxes of chocolates and you're dead when you're fifty, they've milk trayed you to death. Goodbye, and all because the man loved complaining.

I think you should go through life and do what you want to do, leave
everyone alone to their own devices and do what you want to do. If you buy anything that is not as you expected it to be you should tell someone, and if you¼re not happy don't suffer it. And if something has really annoyed you don't go back to the man at the shop, go back to his boss, or better still go back to his bosses, bosses, bosses, boss, cos then even if you don't get to speak to his bosses, bosses, bosses, boss, if you get his bosses, bosses, bosses, boss name then you¼re quid's in for the next stage of you're complaint.

ALAN.

BT Run this by me. We live here in Manchester right, The phone book only covers numbers for this area, so if you want a number that from out of town you have to ring 192. Alright so they're offering you a service but don't forget you've got their telephone, you pay rental to them every week, week in and week out, and you pay for the calls yeah. So that's a case of them not giving anything back. When you want directory enquiry call It's 42 pence plus V.A.T, yet go to the phone box round the corner and it's free. they don't charge for someone to use they're 192 service from a phone box, but they want to charge us 42p for it. It just really pisses me off so if I need a 192 call I'll just go out of the house round to the phone box and phone it from there, It's like only in a real emergency that I'll use 192 in the house.