waistcoat damaged by drycleaner
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DaGuv said:
Suit is 4 months old and was bought for my wedding day back in June.
You forgot to mention that, well that's another £200 for emotional distress right there.Then that suit has settlement all value, another £400.
Go for op sue the pants off them.
Edited by surveyor_101 on Thursday 18th August 13:56
DaGuv said:
The company has offered a good will gesture of £100. I have rejected this. What are my options, thanks.
Go back and hope they're still offering that. Either take the £100 and have a night out and live with the 2 pin holes or take the £100 and get it repaired. Life is too short to be hiring lawyers over 2 pin holes!Wear it 2 times - I would be surprised the two pinholes will still be able to be seen - unless the silk has been badly cut in the process of the pin being inserted.
And I am presuming 630 is for all 3 pieces - that IS a cheap suit... Is the OP trying to big note on the value of his suits?
And I am presuming 630 is for all 3 pieces - that IS a cheap suit... Is the OP trying to big note on the value of his suits?
Really ?
I despair, honestly I do. I bet some poor minimum wage middle aged lady got her arse kicked around the shop by the manager. After Mr indignant angry man had finished shouting at at him about his human rights and how he wanted a million pounds compensation for his trouble.
Edited by smileymikey on Thursday 18th August 15:48
smileymikey said:
Really ?
I despair, honestly I do. I bet some poor minimum wage middle aged lady got her arse kicked around the shop by the manager. After Mr indignant angry man had finished shouting at at him about his human rights and how he wanted a million pounds compensation for his trouble.
This, OP is a . I despair, honestly I do. I bet some poor minimum wage middle aged lady got her arse kicked around the shop by the manager. After Mr indignant angry man had finished shouting at at him about his human rights and how he wanted a million pounds compensation for his trouble.
Edited by smileymikey on Thursday 18th August 15:48
We would certainly never employ a chap with pin holes in his waistcoat.
A man came for an interview recently with the thread unraveling from one of his shirt buttons. We had security take him to the car park and deliver a sound beating.
Also, I swear if anyone with any damage to their waistcoat so much as glanced at my children - well I'd do time at her majesty's pleasure! I bloody would you know.
A man came for an interview recently with the thread unraveling from one of his shirt buttons. We had security take him to the car park and deliver a sound beating.
Also, I swear if anyone with any damage to their waistcoat so much as glanced at my children - well I'd do time at her majesty's pleasure! I bloody would you know.
OP not having much luck with services received
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garyhun said:
OP not having much luck with services received
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swerni said:
jdw100 said:
We would certainly never employ a chap with a waistcoat.
We'd have security take him to the car park and deliver a sound beating .
Fixed that for you We'd have security take him to the car park and deliver a sound beating .
Who the hell wears waistcoats anymore? What is this 1950's? Did they also crush your bowler hat?
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