Usenet regulars won't be at all surprised to find that I spent a most enjoyable half hour arguing with a Tesco manager over my right to a refund for faulty merchandise (one of their Xmas MP3 players that didn't last an hour) without giving my name and address. Their position was admittedly weakened as I'd paid cash and already had their refund folded in my wallet.
On Sat, 8 Jul 2006 01:09:48 +0100, Paul Andrews wrote (in article ):
You just wanted a slicer the action..
Some Leathermen (is that the correct plural?) have a lever lock, e.g. the Crunch:
This Leatherman does have a locking button - or sort of slide thing, really.
It is still the same. So why don't you want them to know that you live at No 69 Acacia Avenue Toytown? :-)
The message from John Stumbles contains these words:
'Cos last time they asked for proof of address!
You hadn't moved in the meantime?
Mary
Oh well done! Anyone who stands up to Tesco deserves a medal.
Mind you, it would be better not to shop there in the first place.
Mary
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They're open at 3am. I used to shop there a lot.
So did I.
No more though. I know my individual protest won't make an iota of difference but my name won't be on the supporters' list.
Mary
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