Today, around 3:30 PM, I wanted to borrow a small wooden cart at IKEA Leipzig to carry my granddaughter and some shopping. I found out that they only lend it out upon presentation of a personal ID.
However, since I didn’t have my ID with me but was carrying plenty of cash, I offered to leave a deposit of 50 or even 100 euros as security.
NO, NO, NO!
The employee from management, who was not exactly unfriendly, refused this, explaining that they do not want to handle cash in that area. So, no cart for me!
I was planning to set up a room for my granddaughter and even showed him a bundle of cash, asking if he would accept it and let me have a cart. He politely but firmly said no.
Now, dear IKEA team, I packed my daughter, my granddaughter, and a thick bundle of money, drove 80 kilometers (50 miles) for nothing, and I am extremely angry because you refused to take my money!
And you know what? You will never get another cent from me! Apparently, you don’t need my business!
Best regards
However, since I didn’t have my ID with me but was carrying plenty of cash, I offered to leave a deposit of 50 or even 100 euros as security.
NO, NO, NO!
The employee from management, who was not exactly unfriendly, refused this, explaining that they do not want to handle cash in that area. So, no cart for me!
I was planning to set up a room for my granddaughter and even showed him a bundle of cash, asking if he would accept it and let me have a cart. He politely but firmly said no.
Now, dear IKEA team, I packed my daughter, my granddaughter, and a thick bundle of money, drove 80 kilometers (50 miles) for nothing, and I am extremely angry because you refused to take my money!
And you know what? You will never get another cent from me! Apparently, you don’t need my business!
Best regards
I
IKEA-Profi6 Sep 2013 09:25
You probably didn’t spend much time in school, did you? You’d like to start a fight, right?1.) Completed high school without repeating a year
2.) No