BRITS tend to keep a stiff upper lip when it comes to complaining – but our self-confessed biggest moaner has made THOUSANDS by doing just that. Chris Owen, 39, from Buckinghamshire, has made…
Chris Owen, 39, who hates mayonnaise, has made a habit of complaining when restaurants put the condiment in his burgersUpdated: 13th April 2019,BRITS tend to keep a stiff upper lip when it comes to complaining - but our self-confessed biggest moaner has made THOUSANDS by doing just that.
In return for his moan Chris received £200 for the inconvenience - almost a third of the price of the table. It was then he realised the extra fuss could be worth cash. But the amount that he earns from making a fuss varies, depending on how much time he has to dedicate to moaning, as well as how generous the companies feel.
Chris and his wife Katie had a baby daughter last year, which meant that he had less time to raise complaints with companies "Most of the time waiters get it wrong, which means I have to send it back to the kitchen and I end up waiting for my food. It's not necessary but it does help. If it's a serious issue do let them know that you'll raise it with the relevant ombudsman or Citizen Advice.Tell them that next time you'll go to their competitor because the service is better.If you think what they've given you back is not enough, check your rights, stand your ground and ask for more.A kitchen installation at Chris's house managed to melt the junction box it was plugged into just weeks after being installed.
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