Marks and Spencer Opiniones 

My order for my holiday was not ready as delayed. Then they redistributed my order the week after when I was on holiday. I requested my order being held at the branch until I returned home but they said they are unable to keep in store for more than 5 days.
The result is no holiday items needed and further insult of products sent back due to their failure to deliver on time.
Discussed with customer service but unable to help !
M&S have improved their products recently but are behind on their customer service

Lovely friend sent me a bouquet delivered from m and s for a special birthday , 2 days flowers are dead , I contacted them , sent photos and gave them the persons name and address who ordered them , wouldn’t replace , dreadful service

I brought large bouquet of roses for £35. They only lasted for 4 days compared to other stores flowers. Very disappointing and waste of money.

Purchased some pull on trousers and the waist band elastic twisted from washing once. I tried to return to store but even though I had a receipt from online purchase they said items are only guaranteed for 6 months!! So they are only fit for the bin. I am very disappointed they do understand consumer law

I have tried to purchase 3 items of women’s clothing on line and in store over the space of the last 3 months and each one has been out of stock and unavailable at my local branch! What on earth is going on there? I’m an average size 12/14 so I would have thought they would have had plenty of those sizes available! Also I agree with the other reviews regarding the new sparks card system……far too complicated! Needless to say I will be shopping elsewhere for clothes!

I bought a flower delivery service from m and s and unfortunately was rather underwhelmed with small bouquet that was delivered.

I visited 4 days after delivery and felt that the flowers were rather disappointing.

I should add that the flowers were delivered on time, infact early on the nominated day and were in excellent condition.

I have just visited the new Godalming food hall opened on the 16h July. Without a doubt everything is beautifully laid out shelves are stacked fully. However a lot of produce is now behind tall glass cabinet style compartments making it less accessible for some who cannot juggle the door and getting produce. These are items that are not behind glass in other stores such as fruit and vegetable items. I also waited around 4 minutes at one cabinet whilst people decided what they wanted with the doors open which meant I couldn’t just lean in as I could have without the door being there and opened. My most disappointing aspect of the store is that no tills were manned? Most people happily accommodate small shops at self service tills but when you have a full basket load and you are on your own or with children it’s a logistical nightmare. Emptying the trolley loading the belt which then you have to reach all your goods from the end and scan and pack yourself? I asked several staff members if it was intended this store would always be like this and got varying answers. One staff member was very buoyant about this is the way forward. Marks and Spencer this is not the way forward for many people when doing a large shop. I heard so many people and talked to a few saying they would never go there again. I personally won’t go again and wouldn’t recommend it for a large shop. I have a disability but can happily do my own shopping when the necessary adjustments are made including having the option of manned tills. Having a store that ‘looks nice’ doesn’t mean it’s the best shopping experience. And staff need to know and tell the truth about if the store will have manned tills or not as the ones I spoke to gave conflicting answers. And just so you are aware I am a weekly shopper at M&S

Just sampled those lovey Strawberries that Tom Kerridge advertises on TV. Absolutely awful, Sour,Tough, and overpriced. Then on to those lovely juicy grapes, tough skins and a little on the Sour side. I will continue to get my fruit from Aldi. At least I can afford some imperfections shopping at Aldi, Tom, Stick to what you do best. Cooking.

Misleading sparks reward…

Order number 306-0065772-7842254

I thought I was taking advantage of a sparks reward which was receive a £7 voucher when you spend £25 on trousers so I spent £89 and automatically thought I would receive £21 in vouchers but I only received £7? If I went into the store and made 3 separate sales I would have received the 3 vouchers. Customer service was a waste of time. This new scheme has to be loosing them both customers and money.

How far does their impunity extend? It has been over two weeks since they received my returned items, yet they continue to withhold my refund. Despite multiple emails requesting an update, they have chosen not to respond. This is not merely poor customer service—it is a blatant disregard for their customers and an entirely unacceptable level of unprofessionalism.

Bought spoiled fruit from the Basingstoke Festival Place store, then spent two weeks getting lied to by Customer services support staff who should know better.
Bought bananas from M&S Basingstoke Festival Place that were rotten straight out of the pack, all 8 of them.

Reporting it should have taken five minutes. Instead the first agent couldn't take my name after four attempts and refused to log a formal complaint until I demanded a manager. The UK "escalation" agent then flatly told me she was the highest point of contact available — untrue, and she stuck to it even when given the chance to correct herself.

Two staff members, two separate lies, both eventually confirmed as such by M&S themselves.

Took it to the CEO's office for a straight answer and got bounced between four different case handlers over two weeks, each one softening or ignoring what I'd actually said, at one point claiming I'd asked for compensation I never requested. It took five replies before anyone admitted the staff had given me false information. This is a well-known, supposedly quality high street name selling spoiled food from one of its stores and then burning two weeks of a customer's time just to get an honest answer. Genuinely poor, and avoidable at every stage.

Recently bought items of clothing with a few different sizes and tried to return the non fitting ones 2 days outside of the window but was told that I have no other options than to keep the items. Tried speaking to customer service but they couldn't assist in any way. Whilst I understand the policy, not providing another option or being inflexible is not great customer service at all and feels like an easy way for the company to make money.

Sparks card - shame on you big advertising get £10 off if you spend £40 on your sparks card which i did (on line) only to find that oh NO you dont get your money as it has to be marks ands spencers own. brand that you buy.
this was buried in the terms and conditions i.e. small print. WHY can you not spell it out when you advertise the £10 off that it is ONLY on your own brand. Shame on you.

Leather pumps or plastic made to look like leather. £58 for a black pair of ballet pumps. One is leather the other is plastic made to look like leather. Quality is awful so I’m sending them back with no way of complaining because it won’t let you do more than a few lines. M and s is going backwards. No wonder shops are closing. !!

Just received an email about 'New Sparks' which makes it seem only available if you use a smartphone.
I don't and and don't wish to do so. I tried one once but it was inconvenient to carry, and the manufacturer and Google were in a conspiracy to fill the intenal memory, ensure that potentially useful 'apps' did not work in secondary memory, and were intent on coercing me into exchanging it for another more expensive smartphone. So I cancelled it and use a small pocket phone when away from home and need to make a call, and otherwise do everything I need on my desktop PC. If I could still get my Sparks offers through my PC, I can't fnd that information in the load of guff that M&S have on their web site.

Some products such as clothing are good quality but the online and in person shopping experience is underwhelming. Local shop is always busy and too small to deal with number of customers. Can’t talk about staff because there’s none to be found ever.

Your Sparks rewards are SO complicated!!! To spend my reward money I have to click to spend it - then say how much - then click to load it onto my reward card - then get a text to verify it's me - then have to do all that again. You couldn't make it harder if you tried!!!

I had a horrible experience during a bra fitting at M&S.

Before the fitting had even begun, I was already put in an uncomfortable position. I went to the counter and discreetly told the staff member I had a fitting booked, showing my appointment confirmation. I did this quietly because there were men around and I didn’t want it to be overheard. However, she said out loud, “oh a bra fitting,” which meant people nearby did hear, and I immediately felt really uncomfortable before anything had even started.

The fitter arrived a little late and laughed when she realised I wasn’t wearing a bra under my top, which made me feel embarrassed. Instead of handling it professionally, she refused to continue the fitting and made me put on a tight tank top provided by the store. In previous bra fittings I’ve had with other companies, I’ve always been measured without needing to wear a bra, so this felt unnecessary and uncomfortable.

At no point was I actually measured, even though this was meant to be a proper bra fitting. She brought me a 32A bra, which clearly didn’t fit as I was spilling out of the cups. I told her it felt too tight and uncomfortable, but she insisted that was my size. She then brought a 32B, which still didn’t fit properly either.

For reference, I had previously been wearing a 34B, and I went in for a fitting because even that didn’t feel right — but nothing about the process felt accurate or properly assessed.

I left feeling dismissed, exposed, and embarrassed. I went in expecting a professional, discreet service where I would be taken seriously and properly measured, but that’s not what I experienced. I would not recommend this service, as I found the staff rude and unprofessional.

M&S 'Rich' Balsamic dressing is watery and thin. The amount of water is not stated but if it contains 43% olive oils and 29% vinegar (both stated) and perhaps 2% other ingredients, the balance of 26%, so over a quarter, is water. I don't add water to home-made dressings and I can't find any recipe online that does. The term 'rich' is a misnomer; it should be 'dilute'.

Went to M&S today and asked what was the point of the sparks card as you never get vouchers any more. I was told it is all app based now. Well I've spent an hour trying to join the scheme but it does not work. I can log in to the area to purchase but when I try to join the new scheme it does not like my email address. I will no longer be shopping at M&S and my plastic sparks card is going in the bin as they obviously do not want anyone to join it.