Curry's can stuff it

Probably cost less aswell,

Ally, thats not like you! LOL

My nephew got a summer job in the Bangor branch last year but left after a few weeks.

He said the only question the manager ever asked (about 15 times a day) was, how many insurance policies have you sold?
Their main margin is made selling the policies.

He refused to sell the policies and even told customers not to take it as it was all Currys were interested in.

I rarely buy from them and when I do the first thing I say to the mcdonalds reject is if you mention insurance policies you can shove the sale and I will walk, needless to say I walk out after telling them told you so. Don't even think of trying to buy a part for a pc from pcworld either, they don't stock simple things like sata cables

Yeah apparently it's law now that they have to see proof of ownership. Funny how one can go on line and buy as many number plates as they want.

That is true. I worked for a local retailer who specialised in outdoor clothing and equipment. When we went online I ended up running that end of things. If someone made a mistake with a dispatch for an item under about £10 we usually told the customer to keep it and we sent the correct item too. It was cheaper than paying more postage back to the customer.

In the case of Curry's it is unlikely to have much effect as they have got too big.

It sorta pays to complain.
On Wednesday I had to collect furniture from Lisburn in the van which I had bought on Tuesday and it wouldn't fit in the car. Upon leaving Omagh I immediately met a delivery van with the name of the outlet I had purchased from. When I went to collect the furniture I asked the manager if they delivered to omagh to be told that they do once a week for twenty quid an item. He was disgusted that the sales staff had not told me and when I told him that I used 60.00 petrol to get up, he gave me 20.00 cash, 20.00 voucher and free 20.00 delivery on my next item. The furniture was in a sale and was 200.00 cheaper than locally.
Feeling better I decided it was time to eat and went to Benny and Jerrys at Sprucefield. Waited 15 mins for a table, but 10.95 for 3 courses and unlimited refill on soft drinks seemed reasonably . 10 mins at the table and then drinks order taken, 15 mins later food order taken, 5 mins later drink arrives, people arriving later than us already getting food, point this out to pleasant hard working staff, one starter arrives cold and burnt, finished complain, other two starters come also cold. Niece remarks that one main course has been sitting on servery for 10 mins, a second main is added and sits for 5 minutes and finally the third arrives and is thrown on our table, I ask for vinegar and don't get it. Food cold and tasteless. Suddenly I hear the banging of cutlery on the table and assume it's kids but turn round to see a table full of adults, who are also pissed off with the service. Uneaten plates removed and waitress say 2 desserts to follow, I correct that we ordered 3 and ask for a refill drink, which never came. Dessert arrives, cinnamon waffle and ice cream ,which couldn't be broken with a spoon as I obviously had been in the microwave too long. I called the waitress showed her the waffle, expressed my disgust at the quality of food and service and explained that I did not want to pay but if I had to what was their refund policy upon contacting head office. She returned to say the bill had been cancelled. Excuse was our waitress had gone off shift soon after taking our order. It was obviously heavily understaffed.
However I wasted 1 1/2 hours there and felt physically sick afterwards, and because of the delay had to drive home at rush hour.
I still have sent a letter of complaint to their head office as their trip advisor review is littered with similar complaints. See how it goes.

Mc Donalds was my plan FC but I gave in to both my travel companions.
Yes the car park was full but speaking to others leaving they wouldn't be back. The location is excellent as they have west travelling folk and those heading for the south with little options only Mc Ds. However, although the setting, the facility and menu appears right the consistency provided is not there yet. They are currently looking for planning in the old Prentice garage in Omagh, and cannot rely on passing trade to support them if they cannot be consistent to establish a local following.

Cheers FC. I did have one good experience out of three there. But won't go back

Keep it lit Ally, they need to know what is happening throughout their prospective clientele, if they fupar