He claims a male worker offered his son sweets before allowing him to buy a scratchcard. 😲
A dad has hit out at Asda after he claims his son was allowed to buy a £2 scratchcard while being nine years under the legal age limit.
However, James was not satisfied and is demanding an explanation. He said: "I'm disgusted that they've failed to properly acknowledge my complaint. I feel very, very let down by them. "We go there to shop weekly and I've always felt he's safe to spend his money while I shop - but I don't feel that now. I don’t really agree with gambling. I’m not into smoking and I don’t drink alcohol.
James says he feels as if the incident isn't being taken seriously enough - and claims he didn't hear from the supermarket for over three months at point. He said: "I was told it would be taken incredibly seriously by the manager who called the day after I made my complaint. He said it would be a couple of days max before I heard back.
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