glynf wrote: » TBH I would'nt trust them to wash a sock after this.
lainey316 wrote: » I can't even come up with a comment on the previous post on this topic. Speechless, really.
lainey316 wrote: » OP, had a similar issue with a pair of trousers, they gave mine to someone else and tried to pass her crappy pair onto me, they'd made a mess of the ticket so there was an incorrect phone number attached. Because the trousers were not new and I didn't have a receipt, they would only give me a certain amount. I believe it was in the region of 25euro, the trousers had cost 60ish but were over a year old (not that it makes a huge difference because I look after my clothes). Frustrating. Apparently this is all they are obliged to do. Obviously the recompense in this case was very unsatisfactory from a customer perspective, as I could not replace the trousers, they were no longer available and my crappy recompense didn't cover it anyway. The dry cleaners in question has since exploded. Yes, literally. I can't even come up with a comment on the previous post on this topic. Speechless, really.
91011 wrote: » So they made a mistake - and you have never made a mistake yourself in your life? If you have type of attitude, expect the same attitude from the dry cleaners. If you want decent customer service, show decency and manners yourself. Wow, they lost a shirt, they are looking for it, they are checking what happened and if it can't be resolved they will offer some form of recompense. - WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT?