Jeg sendte en e-post til Asda

On Sat, Mar 30, 2013 at 5:11 PM, Nisha Keaton <Nisha.Keaton@asda.co.uk> wrote:

Dear Erik,

Thank you for providing my colleague Rachel with your feedback.

I’ve now passed all of these suggestions and concerns onto the relevant departments to ensure this is looked into.

Thanks again for taking the time to let us know your thoughts. We hope you’ll continue to enjoy shopping with us.

If there’s anything else I can help you with, please don’t hesitate to let me know. Have a lovely Easter weekend!

Kind Regards,

Nisha Keaton,

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—-Your Original Comments Were—-

Ok,

yes, this was at a time of the day, were it wasn’t many custommers around.

So four staff in the self-service-area was a bit much.

But next time, I’m going to tell them they’re only supposed to be one staff there, and to ask these ‘communists’, (or what they are), to move out of the way.

Also, I’ve written you an update after this.

And the woman who was crying, in your shop, at around 11 PM on Tuesday, (I think it was), was an Asda-employee, (by the way).

I forgot to mention that in my last e-mail.

In case you thought it was a custommer, or something.

And the Asda-guy with the electric trolley, he almost broke some liquer-botles, which were in a case on the floor, since the tail, (of foil), on the pallet, almost turned over the wrapped tray with liquer, on the floor.

So I think your staff should tuck in the ‘tails’, on the pallets.

And perhaps not drive the electric trolleys, in ailes, where customers are.

And you should perhaps not put the food-boxes on the floor.

This could be poor food-hygiene, (I think), since the floor isn’t always clean.

Sometimes stuff can leak down on the floor, (oil etc. I guess), from electric-trolleys and perhaps washing-machines, etc.

Just as an update on date.

Thanks for the e-mail.

I was at a briefing about Asda-jobs, at the jobcentre in Kensington,  (the Reed sent me to), in the automn, of 2005.

But when I got there I heard it was for home-less people, etc.

And I lived at a hostel.

And a women with kids running around everywhere, (and crying I think), ran around everywhere.

So I thought it was to embarrasing, to have an interview that day, at the Jobcentre.

So I rather when to the barber, before another interview Reed and Randstad had gotten me, at Arvato, that day.

But is it like that you only employ homeless people, etc?

Is that why there is so much strange stuff going on in your shops?

I guess it isn’t.

But I have wondered about this, I must admit.

Thanks for the e-mail.

Regards,

Erik Ribsskog

On Thu, Mar 28, 2013 at 2:08 PM, Rachel Nicholson <Rachel.Nicholson@asda.co.uk> wrote:

Hi Erik

Thank you for taking the time to respond to my colleagues email. I’m replying on Noels behalf.

I’m sorry you were unhappy with the response, it was never our intention to cause any further upset. I can appreciate your concerns especially if you were met by a wall of colleagues. Your feedback is vital in order for us to improve the quality of service we offer.

Only one colleague should be at the self service checkouts unless the area is busy and more colleagues are required to assist our customers. They shouldn’t be obstructing our customers either and should be offer a warm, friendly and helpful service at all times. We spend a lot of time training our colleagues to offer a friendly environment for our customers, so it’s upsetting we let you down on this occasion.

Noel did contact Carl, the General Store Manager, at store. Noel asked Carl to speak with his colleague to make sure they know the importance of delivering a warm, friendly and helpful service at all times and to provide further training.

I trust my actions have restored your faith in our store. If you need any further help, please call me or one of my colleagues on 0800 952 0101. Once again thanks for contacting me and allowing me to help.

Kind regards

Rachel Nicholson

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—-Your Original Comments Were—-

From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

Sent: 26 March 2013 11:06

To: Noel Wood

Subject: Re: Response from ASDA (Ref #000000037492785)

Hi,

like I wrote in my last e-mail, I was wondering what Asda’s policy was, regarding how staff should stand, in connection with the self-service tills.

Because then I guess I could have complained right there and then.

But I guess you don’t have a policy.

Perhaps you should rebuild the self-service check-out-department, in this store, so that it has more than one enterance, I was wondering.

Just an idea.

Thank for the e-mail.

Regards,

Erik Ribsskog

On Tue, Mar 26, 2013 at 10:44 AM, Noel Wood <Noel.Wood@asda.co.uk> wrote:

Hi Erik

Thanks for contacting me about the service you’ve received at our Walton store.

I’m sorry when you’ve gone to pay for your shopping you’ve been met by a wall of colleagues at the self service checkout. I can appreciate how frustrating this must’ve been.

We work hard to make sure all our colleagues are giving the best service possible. I’ve contacted Carl Davies, the General Store Manager, at Walton. I’ve asked Carl to look into this. I trust he’ll take the appropriate action.

We want all our customers to have a pleasant experience when they come into the store. If on your next visit you’re still unhappy, please feel free to contact the Customer Service Team on 0800 952 0101 where we’ll be happy to help.

Thanks again for contacting me. I trust on your next visit you’ll have a more pleasant experience. If there is anything else I can help with, please let me know.

Kind regards

Noel Wood

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—-Your Original Comments Were—-

Hi,

I write to you, since I can’t find Asda’s general enquiry e-mail address, on your website.

I’m just back from Asda Walton now, after doing some shopping there.

I have to say that the staff there shocks me.

When I went to pay, for the goods, in my basket, at the self-service check-outs.

I was met, by a ‘wall’ of people.

Three women in their early twenties, and an older man.

All slim.

One of the women had an Amy Winehouse hairdo, (which was coloured in quite dark red).

And one was a blonde.

The third one could have been a brunette.

And the man was quite slim and low.

All these four were Asda-staff.

And they blocked the passage to the self-service check-outs, as if to provoce me, I think.

I could notice that the blonde Asda-woman noticed me when I walked from the newspaper-department, and towards the self service check-outs.

The four staff didn’t move, when I approached them.

They blocked my way, and didn’t move.

I took one step to the side, as if to use the self-service check out with a transport-band on it.

(Which I haven’t used earlier.

And I would have been on dispay there, for the four staff, if I used it.

So I didn’t really want to use this machine).

Then the earlier mentioned Asda-man, moved away, toward the staffed tills.

And then I could just sneak past the Amy Winehouse-hairdo Asda-woman, who seemed to be unaware of me wanting to pass her, it seemed to me.

(Even if it seems odd to me, that people can be this un-aware.

So I guess she acted, possibly).

Then I went to scan the goods in my basket, in the self-service check-out.

This shop, has a security-guard, seated, by the enterance-door.

So why do you have four staff, obstructing the custommers, like this?

This seems very odd, to me.

Do you have some problem with mafia, nazi’s or ‘wicka-stuff’ in your shop.

What on earth is going on?

I know self-service check-outs have only been around, since 2005.

(At least that’s when I first saw them, at a big Sainsbury’s shop.

The one with a Starbucks-cafe in.

In Kensington, in London).

But what is really Asda’s policy regarding this?

Are your staff meant to stand and obstruct the way, to the self-service tills, in a group, like I witnessed, at Asda Walton, earlier today?

(At around 10 PM, I guess).

Can you please inform me about Asda’s policy regaring this?

Best regards,

Erik Ribsskog

On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 5:17 PM, Victoria Duffy <Victoria.Duffy@asda.co.uk> wrote:

Thank you for your email.

I’m out of the office until Monday 04 March. All emails will be actioned on my return.

If you need further assistance please contact our Customer Service Team on freephone 0800 952 0101.

Kind regards

Vicki Duffy

ASDA Service Team

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