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1. are u a regular?
A. doubtful 2. was it shorter on here? A. 1.01 |
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They are scoundrels the whole lot of them. Not only that, many of the tellers are totally ignorant when it comes to two areas; Horseracing and People skills. I enter the shops only when absolutely necessary . What other shop/business do you know where employees will take your money without making eye-contact,or a word of thanks? It happens all the time in these places.
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Regular for 3 years.
Not an arber - clear as day I am not an arber. |
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The staff are rancid these days, stick it out
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apologies then, they should have bet you.
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The tone of the Customer Services department is very poor as well, the price is the one once the phone is answered - not when I present the bet.
Very poor. |
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Friendly bird at my local shop always says good
luck when she hands over the slip Certain to be a loser after that |
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The price should ALWAYS be governed by the time it actually enters the till
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There should be a notice of some sort in each Bookmakers letting customers know how much they will take without having to refer for authorisation. That way everyone knows the score and the possible problems that may be encountered.
Whilst waiting on a decision - if the horse had drifted to 6/1 cadizza would you have accepted 9/2 or made a swift exit from the shop ? Not saying you would but some people would do so. |
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By the same token they would have accepted the bet at 9/2 though!!
Its hardly a lot of money |
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Fully agree with you aberdeen - that is why I handed the cash over.
I would probably of had a moan, thats the game ain't it - just don't like the tone of the CS as they are basically owning up to doing what you imply many would if it drifted. |
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Fair enough Cadizza - never read that you had handed the cash over.
Agree with comments above re the staff - How the majority of them get jobs is beyond me? - Know nothing about sport or betting - treat customers like **** etc |
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