1 reviews | Active since Oct 2017
******* EMPLOYED IN YOUR STORE
I had been at Telkom and decided to enter Pick n Pay for a bottle of water. The security officer requested that I leave my backpack (I'm a rep, I don't carry a handbag) at the parcel counter. I understand that shoplifting is common in the mall.
I reluctantly left my bag at the parcel counter with a lady. I quickly grabbed my water and rushed off to the till.
I waited at the till because they're extremely slow. The cashier was with one customer for a long time. Whilst standing in the queue, I noticed the lady that I gave my bag to, was leaving. A guy dressed in a security uniform was replacing her.
A few other men went to the parcel counter. And I noticed that the guy behind the parcel counter was handing my bag over to these men. I left the bottle of water behind, and ran to the parcel counter. I screamed at him and told him that I saw him giving my bag to these people.
He laughed at me!!!
I went to customer care, and told a guy named Allen what happened. Obviously, the people there looked at me like a crazy person.
Well done! My bag with my work belonging's would have been ******! No thanks to the people that represent your business!!! I will never shop there EVER AGAIN!!!
Good day Nadia,
Thank you for taking the time to address your concerns with us.
Kindly accept our apologies for the bad service received.
We view this incident in a very serious light and do not condone this sort of behavior at our stores.
We appreciate your feedback and value you as a loyal Pick n Pay customer and are committed to improve continually on our service levels.
Kind regards,
Vanitha Venketas
Good day Nadia,
Thank you for taking the time to address your concerns with us.
Kindly accept our apologies for the bad service received.
We view this incident in a very serious light and do not condone this sort of behavior at our stores.
We appreciate your feedback and value you as a loyal Pick n Pay customer and are committed to improve continually on our service levels.
Kind regards,
Vanitha Venketas
