The problem us is you don't know how to complain, the first thing you said was "cause a scene and make a fuss", so ranting and stomping your feet like a 5 year old child is complaining? That's the problem with the brits, they think everyone owes them something and when they don't get it, they cry about it... you know how to kick up a stink... you don't know how to complain.
I think the OP is majorly paranoid and needs to not be such a sensitive little baby, I would honestly have laughed out loud if this had happened to me, as would have 98% of the people in this thread.
Yep. Not in the post of mine that you quoted but I see what you were trying to refer to now, yes.
I still think you and the British public in general are far too willing to roll over and die in this situation. You've paid for a service, which should include more than just the physical action of receiving your cash. It should include friendly professionalism. But hey, Morba's paid in his £3k, so if he also gets accused of being a druggie, so what!
Why?
If you go into a shop and you buy a TV, why should you expect anything more then a TV? Are you paying them extra? Stop with your disgusting little American Attitude okay? The days that people worked for tips are long gone (in fact, it never really existed in Europe).
I find it funny that you actually think that you're entitled to respect/notoriety for buying something, do you think that they got the goods for free? Oh and in most countries you actually have to pay to have a bank account. They make money of your money but in this day and age you really can't live with a bank account without a lot of hassle, so what's your point? They do you a favour and you do them a favour? Why don't you walk in there with smiles and courtesy next time, why should the relationship be one sided?
Just stop talking please, go back to watching that customer service show with that arrogant snobby woman. (can't remember her name) who expects Channel/Dior/Cavali service in freaking Primark.
