posted by
selkie at 12:27pm on 19/10/2006
"Hi, I'm not receiving [Member Mag] at work. Can you check my address?"
"Ma'am, is your address [Blah yackety blah]?"
"Yes, that's correct. Why would I not be getting my magazine?"
"Ma'am, I see you work for [Conglom-O] and your mail is going to [Conglom-O EveryPieceOfMail Stop]. Would you like to change your mailing information to a specific department, box, or suite?"
"NO. I want to receive my magazine at work."
"Ma'am, is your address [Blah yackety blah]?"
"Yes, that's correct. Why would I not be getting my magazine?"
"Ma'am, I see you work for [Conglom-O] and your mail is going to [Conglom-O EveryPieceOfMail Stop]. Would you like to change your mailing information to a specific department, box, or suite?"
"NO. I want to receive my magazine at work."
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Not, I stress, that customer service isn't often the opposite of helpful. Right with you there.
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In that case, they've lost me, and I'll be much less apologetic about thinking CS really was trying to be reasonable and helpful. :-D (icon directed at self.)