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khumbuzile M

1 reviews | Active since Mar 2010

11 May 2018, 15:25

False Advertising at Wimpy.

Today 11th May, is a slipper day.

Were you buy a sticker for R10 and get a wrist band, this is all in the name of charity.

The sticker says you buy it and get free regular coffee at participating wimpy. In the morning i went to wimpy at Malibongwe by the engene garage, were i normally buy my coffee.

i had my slippers on and with the wrist band, and i was told that they were not given the autority to give put free coffee. which i find it very strange as their mini TV screen said that you will get free coffee if you wear the slippers and the wrist band, which i did. i had to pay for my coffee like i normally do, but today it needed to be special as i bought the band.

i am not fighting for a free coffee, i am fighting for false advertising. Why play a big role in charity if you are not going to deliver as per the promise. I spend R114.50 a week for my coffee as i am a regular there, and that is where i saw the advert in the first place.

this is truly disappointing

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Wimpy
Wimpy's reply16 May 2018, 16:34
Official

We are sorry that you had an unenjoyable Wimpy moment, we appreciate that you have taken the time to bring this matter to our attention. Your complaint has been heard and passed onto our Customer Care team who have escalated this to both the restaurant manager and the area manager. A representative from our Customer Care team and the restaurant in question will be in touch with you directly to resolve this matter swiftly.

If you have any further queries or comments to make on the matter, please feel free to get in touch with our Customer Care Line directly.

Kind Regards,

The Wimpy Team

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