Taco Bell

We added a third cell phone to our family cell plan in October. The salesperson at the official T-Mobile store told me that he will waive the activation fee to match Costco's offer. Guess what? The store didn't charge me the activation fee, but it shows up on my November T-mobile statement. I called the T-mobile corporate office (611) and they told me "what the local store offers has nothing to do with them".

I told them that is an official "T-mobile" store in a major shopping mall. They told me that still doesn't change a thing. Plus, T-mobile sucks. I get a lot of drop calls in my office, where they claim there should have strong signal around my office area. In fact, I get no bar to 2 bars (out of 5) signal strength in my office. I didn't even want to waste my time getting onto their 3G network in my office. I wonder what we will get where the area they consider as weak.

There was no smoke detector in that Restaurant, as I do assume. I have my own reason to report this because there was heavy smoke and customers were not notified to leave and/or there was no warning in that very heavy black smoke that filled the Restaurant suddenly at around 22:40. My solicitors know how to criminalize victims and ask to be paid from very far away counties for what the victims suffer. That's all. Smoke, Elias, Snitchers, hoaxers and false diagnosis specialists have to be stopped because it is what it is. I am not psychotic or paranoid or terrorist in this case. I was a customer. Cons are currently in business over dots. if you can understand what I mean.

My 65 Billion unforgiving cells are very scared of certain challenge by solicitors. I am humble to call it very excessive challenge, but it is called soliciting and snitching using MicroSoft and other techs. Thanks.

I used the drive-thru during my lunch hour at taco bell and once i returned to my work, I parked and ate my food in the parking lot in my car. I bought a hard shell taco and ate almost half of it when i bit down onto the taco i noticed i bit down onto something very hard so i quickly spit out my food and found it was a triangular piece of glass about an inch long.

This incident has aggravated my anxiety a bit and i would like to see this situation rectified. Physically i hope i'm okay and i hope i didn't swallow any tiny fragments of glass since i ate half of the taco before discovering the piece of glass. If any internal damage should occur i would have to undergo scans which i can't afford.

I ordered food and ice tea in the Taco Bell/Pizza Hut drive thru. As I drove off, I took a sip of the ice tea, and my drink tasted like sewer water, what rotten water would taste like. My passenger smelled the drink and could smell the rotten smell also. I called the restaurant right away to let them know what happened, and the woman that answered (who sounded like the person in the drive-thru) asked me if I was serious. She did thank me for calling, apologized and said she'd tell someone, but that was it.

Before I called again, I let three (3) of my co-workers smell my ice tea and they all could smell the sewer smell too. I called again @ 2:05 pm to speak to the manager. I spoke to Rosa and explained what happened. She just took my name and when I visited, and told me that they brew their tea on a regular basis. She said that she was going to go and taste the tea. I told her that I still have the drink and can bring it back if she didn't believe me. (I still have it just in case I need to get it tested). I told her that I was worried about getting sick since I did take a drink, and that if I were to get sick that they would hear from me again. That was it. No resolution, no compensation, nothing.

Again, nothing done to make me feel that they really cared what happened. After hanging up, I did not feel that anything was resolved. I should have at least been offered and received a refund. Before this complaint, I contacted Taco Bell online on their feedback page and let them know that I would be submitting a complaint to public health. After submitting a complaint to Taco Bell, I reported this incident to L.A. County Public Health.

$1.19 +tax for drink and stress and fear of being sick from drinking bad water, especially since the City of Downey, CA already had an incident with contaminated water during the week of 9/22.

On January 8th around 9 pm, I went to Taco Bell in Seaford on Sunrise Highway. I ate 3 items from the restaurant, 2 with meat and one without. About 30 minutes after, I began feeling ill. My stomach felt uneasy, and I began feeling very anxious. At 12:30 a.m. I was taken to the emergency room and treated for food poisoning. I remained at the hospital for several hours and was hooked up to an I.V to help rehydrate my body after severe vomiting and diarrhea.

I was unable to attend work the next day, resulting in a whole day's worth of pay that I will not receive. Even worse, my medical insurance ran out on December 31st, just 9 days before falling ill as a result of Taco Bell's contaminated food. My hospital bill is nearly $2,000 which I cannot and should not be responsible for. I am filing this complaint in hopes that someone will give me some insight as to my legal rights and/or the next steps I should take. I filed a complaint with Taco Bell and sent in proof of my hospital visit.

The representative at Risk Management for Taco Bell returned one of my phone calls, and was extremely nasty. I had said to her I would appreciate if you'd give me a call and let me know when you receive my paperwork, so I can make sure you have everything you need to take the next appropriate step. I have yet to hear from them. I also said that I was not asking for anything more than for Taco Bell to cover my hospital bills which were a direct result of eating contaminated food, and she replied: Everyone wants us to pay their bills. I found this extremely rude and inappropriate. Please contact me and let me know where I can go from here. Thank you very much.

Can Consumer Affairs please look into Taco Bell's advertising? The pictures of their tacos are misleading. The quality of the tacos served do not resemble the pictures in their menu. Specifically, the quantity of the meat advertised verses what is actually served. I have visited multiple Taco Bell restaurants throughout California, have made inquiries with the respective store manager on duty, sent feedback to Taco Bell's online feddback form, without any response. Simply put, Taco Bell is cheating the consumer. I have even suggested to Taco Bell if they do not want to serve the quantity of meat depicted on their menu pictures, change the pictures showing next to nothing in meat or something closer to what they're actually serving the consumers.

3 hours later my stomach started aching very badly and I had to rush home (from work). I had to shunt between the bedroom and the bathroom that evening, and the following day. During this time, I felt very very week, and could not leave my bed at all, except to go to the bathroom.

I ate a meal from this location and was sickened for app. seven days after eating there. The sickness came on to me soon after completing my lunch meal during work that day, and I was bound to the bed and home for several days after costing me to lose time at my job.

on the drive thru menu a grande meal cost $9.50 usd but when i went to pay at the window the cashier charged me 9.90 for 10 tacos inwhich on the menu it says it's 9.50 and since it advertised falsly my complaint is why do they advertise one price on the menu but charge you a differenjt higher price at the window, i would like to nkow how many people are being charged falsly at this fast food resturant

I purchased a can of Taco Bell brand refried beans from my local supermarket. These beans are made by Kraft Foods and Taco Bell is owned/ run by Yum! Brands, Inc. I served the beans to my family only to find they contained some "thing" in them. There was an object, approximately 3 inches long, brown with some dark spots, one end resembled that of an extinquished cigar (but that's not what it was). The best way to describe it would be it was about the same length and width of a woman's index finger.