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who should be the first point of contact?

Today, I went to Doncaster looking for a Wii Fit, I still haven't been able to find one, but in Woolies they had the advertisements at the entrance, so I was presuming they had them in stock, so I walk over to the games sections, and I see a sign says 'not in stock', and even downstairs they had another sign advertising the product, so this is blatant false advertising, and I'm wondering who my first port of contact should be to complain, how about the Trading Standards?

adamhornsby Sun 11/05/08 17:22

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sleepyj
Sun 11/05/08
17:26

yes same thing happened to me other day went to go past toy r u they had advert up wii fits here now ....when i went in never had any ...i was not happy ...waste of time

RoaldoM
Sun 11/05/08
18:36

Try ASDA. Mrs M got one last weekend for 65 quid. The ski jumping is cool but prepare to be severely told off if you don't use it every day!

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