How to respond to aggressive customer service?

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  1. Trainee

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    Anyone who remembers a bad retail experience from a decade ago........
     
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    Scott No Mates Well-Known Member

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    The computer in Westpac branches broke back circa 1985, I have refused to be a customer ever since. :mad:

    Who says that I hold a grudge?
     
  3. S.T

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    It might help if you build a temple in your backyard.
     
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    I think I understand the problem
     
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    Just go to FB and make the complaint!
     
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    justine77 Well-Known Member

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    After i called them out on their aggressive demand that i purchase without being able to make clarifications, they are being more helpful.
     
  7. Trainee

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    Why didnt you do that 10 years ago? Could have saved yourself a few white hairs i reckon.
     
  8. TMNT

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    if what you say by their other behaviour is true, then im sure it will go back to before once theyve helped you on this one