food with no filling?

[gaspanic]

So I bought 2 chicken tikka slices from Tesco's express today (tesco own brand) and ate the first it was nice, went to take a bit out of the second one and found there was no filling in the slice whatsoever.....just the pastry....

is there anything I can do like claim money, sue Tesco for selling something that doesn't have what it should inside of it?

any advice ?

[boxtops]

gaspanic, you may have posted as a joke but it's not that different from other OPs which have been very serious indeed about suing for trivial matters.

[cazzz1975]

the advice would be to take it back and get a refund, I would imagine tesco may let you have a replacement for free. what more would you expect?

[gaspanic]

ok thank you cazza I will do so.

[squarebear]

That was the answer given in the first reply to your question.

[ummmm]

That was my fault...sorry...I was being sarcastic and I understood your sarcastic retort :-)

[gaspanic]

im sorry "ummmmm" it was childish for me to pick up on that anyways, lets drop it.


as far as "redhelen" go's though "rude little person" your just on a whole new level for insults/remarks/input, what's wrong cant keep up with the brat pack?

[annie0000]

I recently had cause to complain to Tesco, well it was actually about a third party delivery company but didn't get any joy from them so went to Tesco as it was them that I had ordered the item from.

I have to say that their complaints or customer service team are absolutely first class and it has actually made me shop with them more than I did before.

As far as complaining about the slice - I'd bin it and chalk it up to experience, wouldn't bother going back unless it happened again.

[mccfluff]

"skelewhore" pmsl

how did the post get to this, iknow it was ummmms fault