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Expecting glass ware to be wrapped at the till

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LauraNorder Sat 19-Jun-21 09:11:53

That’s vey poor service Lilypops and certainly warrants complaint.
Had they provided a little recyclable paper you wouldn’t have been forced to purchase plastic bags.
A lesson to us all, carry paper in your shopping bags if intending to buy glassware. In fact carry paper all the time as most of us probably buy on impulse.
Crazy world.

Lilypops Sat 19-Jun-21 08:42:33

Yes I think I should have asked for a manager, but a queue was building up behind me and I was trying to get the glasses wrapped up , I think I will ask next time I go in to the store ,why they don’t give paper anymore to wrap glass ware. Even some used bubble wrap would have been useful.

Nannarose Sat 19-Jun-21 08:41:40

You can take them, in your trolley, to the customer service desk for wrapping. One of our local supermarkets has a 'homeware' section, and they will wrap at their desk. Otherwise, I take to customer services before doing the rest of my shop. I don't often do this, but did about 2 weeks ago.
There should be a sign saying this, so you don't get put in such a daft position - and the assistant should have told you!

NotSpaghetti Sat 19-Jun-21 08:33:28

It happens all the time I think.
I would probably have asked to see a manager as they must have got to the shop in some packaging.

Lilypops Sat 19-Jun-21 08:30:35

I bought some wine glasses, some Pyrex baking dishes at a well known chain beginning with W...O,s. After I paid I asked the woman on the till for some paper to wrap the glasses in. She said “. We don’t have it no more !!! How was I expected to get 6 wine glasses , 3 glass dishes home , without being wrapped, and not getting broken , they always used to have small sheets of brown paper, so I bought some extra carrier bags 10p each
and continued to wrap them at the till while she huffed and puffed at me. AIBU ?