Letter of Complaint
Jun 12th 2009, 7:13 am
#16
Arrogant ****
Joined: Jan 2004
Location: Plano, TX
Posts: 4,323
Re: Letter of Complaint
It could be sponsored by eBay.
Jun 12th 2009, 8:14 am
#18
Not dead yet
Joined: Apr 2004
Location: In a world of my own where I know everyone
Posts: 15,042
Jun 12th 2009, 7:52 pm
#19
member of little note
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 526
Re: Letter of Complaint
I have an excellent letter of complaint, to do with delivery of goods and I recommend it to all the women on the forum with or without children, and the men as well, just tweak it a bit, it came about from my frustration getting my first tumble dryer in time for twins and reusable nappies. and it did the trick and continues to do so.
Dear sir/madam
On the 10th Jan 2005, I gave birth to twin boys at 36 weeks, they spent the first week or so in NICU, I had a C-section, and at that point I thought this would be the most difficult and painful delivery I have ever had, unfortunately I have been proved wrong...insert complaint!
works a treat, my hubby calls me "compo" as I will complain when complaining is needed, as in I brought a new dress, and a waitress spilled a huge platter of roasted pots on me which burnt my legs, due to the fat, I claimed for the cleaning of the dress, and when that failed,a new dress, didn't claim for the burns as they healed without to much bother! and I didn't complain about the waitress, she was 16, and the do organizers had been told all the serving staff where experienced silver service! poor girl, I found her in the loo, crying, as I went into soak my legs, she took one look at the burns and vomited, I spent the next half hour comforting her and dangling my legs over a sink...not easy.
I hope after all these years she laughs about it, I do
Dear sir/madam
On the 10th Jan 2005, I gave birth to twin boys at 36 weeks, they spent the first week or so in NICU, I had a C-section, and at that point I thought this would be the most difficult and painful delivery I have ever had, unfortunately I have been proved wrong...insert complaint!
works a treat, my hubby calls me "compo" as I will complain when complaining is needed, as in I brought a new dress, and a waitress spilled a huge platter of roasted pots on me which burnt my legs, due to the fat, I claimed for the cleaning of the dress, and when that failed,a new dress, didn't claim for the burns as they healed without to much bother! and I didn't complain about the waitress, she was 16, and the do organizers had been told all the serving staff where experienced silver service! poor girl, I found her in the loo, crying, as I went into soak my legs, she took one look at the burns and vomited, I spent the next half hour comforting her and dangling my legs over a sink...not easy.
I hope after all these years she laughs about it, I do
Jun 12th 2009, 7:58 pm
#20
member of little note
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 526
Re: Letter of Complaint
I have an excellent letter of complaint, to do with delivery of goods and I recommend it to all the women on the forum with or without children, and the men as well, just tweak it a bit, it came about from my frustration getting my first tumble dryer in time for twins and reusable nappies. and it did the trick and continues to do so.
Dear sir/madam
On the 10th Jan 2005, I gave birth to twin boys at 36 weeks, they spent the first week or so in NICU, I had a C-section, and at that point I thought this would be the most difficult and painful delivery I have ever had, unfortunately I have been proved wrong...insert complaint!
works a treat, my hubby calls me "compo" as I will complain when complaining is needed, as in I brought a new dress, and a waitress spilled a huge platter of roasted pots on me which burnt my legs, due to the fat, I claimed for the cleaning of the dress, and when that failed,a new dress, didn't claim for the burns as they healed without to much bother! and I didn't complain about the waitress, she was 16, and the do organizers had been told all the serving staff where experienced silver service! poor girl, I found her in the loo, crying, as I went into soak my legs, she took one look at the burns and vomited, I spent the next half hour comforting her and dangling my legs over a sink...not easy.
I hope after all these years she laughs about it, I do
Dear sir/madam
On the 10th Jan 2005, I gave birth to twin boys at 36 weeks, they spent the first week or so in NICU, I had a C-section, and at that point I thought this would be the most difficult and painful delivery I have ever had, unfortunately I have been proved wrong...insert complaint!
works a treat, my hubby calls me "compo" as I will complain when complaining is needed, as in I brought a new dress, and a waitress spilled a huge platter of roasted pots on me which burnt my legs, due to the fat, I claimed for the cleaning of the dress, and when that failed,a new dress, didn't claim for the burns as they healed without to much bother! and I didn't complain about the waitress, she was 16, and the do organizers had been told all the serving staff where experienced silver service! poor girl, I found her in the loo, crying, as I went into soak my legs, she took one look at the burns and vomited, I spent the next half hour comforting her and dangling my legs over a sink...not easy.
I hope after all these years she laughs about it, I do
The hotel was oh so happy to recompense me! I bet they where relieved I didn't claim for the burns.
Jun 12th 2009, 8:08 pm
#21
Still alive
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 28,995
Re: Letter of Complaint
I found a grasshopper in a bag of frozen veggies one time. Rang the 800 number on the package and the woman from Bird's Eye couldn't have been nicer. About a week later I got a wad of coupons for free stuff.
Jun 13th 2009, 12:04 am
#22
BE Forum Addict
Joined: Feb 2007
Location: USA
Posts: 2,212
Re: Letter of Complaint
some people are just never happy.. you got the meat with the veg what more could u want...
Jun 13th 2009, 1:30 am
#24
Sleepless In Chicago
Joined: Sep 2008
Location: Chicago.
Posts: 3,601
Re: Letter of Complaint
It also works if you write and tell people you like a product
My cousin used to write to all the different chocolate makers before they were all sucked up into a handful... with suggestions and questions. She used to get loads of free stuff in the post.
My cousin used to write to all the different chocolate makers before they were all sucked up into a handful... with suggestions and questions. She used to get loads of free stuff in the post.
Jun 13th 2009, 2:08 am
#25
BE Forum Addict
Joined: Feb 2004
Location: Midlands - MA - CO-CA
Posts: 2,770
Re: Letter of Complaint
Just a couple of weeks ago we were waiting to be seated at a semi-fast food place. Waited about 10-15 minutes, the place was half full, but tables had not been cleared. Hubby asked to speak to the manager and she was very apologetic and said 3 staff had not showed up. Asked us to go to the resturant next door and she would pay for our lunch. She was as good as her word and also got coupon for free meal and some money off coupons. Was worth spending 15 minutes waiting in line.
Jun 13th 2009, 9:59 am
#26
Just Joined
Joined: Jun 2008
Location: From York, North Yorkshire, England to Columbus, Ohio USA.
Posts: 13
Jun 14th 2009, 11:58 pm
#27
Unmitigated Gall
Joined: Dec 2006
Location: it's still too dark to tell
Posts: 16,162
Jun 15th 2009, 12:39 am
#28
BE Forum Addict
Joined: Feb 2004
Location: South Florida
Posts: 2,068
Re: Letter of Complaint
http://www.articlearchives.com/food-.../961084-1.html
Jun 15th 2009, 3:46 am
#29
BE Forum Addict
Joined: May 2009
Location: on the horizon
Posts: 4,382
Re: Letter of Complaint
I've just sent a strongly worded letter of complaint to Kelloggs. My daughter was having Frosted Mini Wheats for breakfast and found a huge chunk of the frosting that weighed over 3oz! In the letter I pointed out that I am now short more than one serving of actual cereal. I also mentioned that since the lump doesn't look like Jesus or the Virgin Mary it is of absolutely no use to me.
Might get a free box out of it.
Might get a free box out of it.
Ta.
Jun 15th 2009, 4:54 am
#30
BE Forum Addict
Joined: Feb 2004
Location: Midlands - MA - CO-CA
Posts: 2,770
Re: Letter of Complaint
They would probably have to put in huge letters across the front of the packet, to say that the product contains nuts and might cause allergies, to stop anyone suing them saying they didn't know it had nuts in it.
