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Good morning. I have something to say. This is going to be blunt. Do not ignore this. Read on:
Good morning. I have something to say. This is going to be blunt. Do not ignore this. Read on:
First off, I am one of the nicest customers you can ever meet. I overlook a lot of things. That& #39;s one side to me, there& #39;s another side.
Just read on.
Just read on.
I am a very patient person. I really do not complain when I get late replies without reasonable excuses. I understand that we are all busy.
You would never find me being rude to you even if I find your replies rude. I would never do that. I am quite courteous.
You would never find me being rude to you even if I find your replies rude. I would never do that. I am quite courteous.
I do not get pissed when your delivery guys get my parcel to me late. You& #39;d never see me pissed when your services are a bit to pricey. I understand that we all have our target audiences. I will always tell you that I understand.
But there& #39;s another side to me.
But there& #39;s another side to me.
I am also the customer that never comes back. I am the customer that tells my friends not to use you. I tell my friends about my experience with you. And that you are not one to work with.
I will not block you. I will not air you. I just will not buy from you anymore.
I will not block you. I will not air you. I just will not buy from you anymore.
I& #39;ll see you beg for patronage. "I have not eaten in 12 days", but I& #39;ll just smile. Perhaps, you have been patronized by people like me a lot and your reputaioni is already in the mud, without you knowing.
What& #39;s the point of this thread?
What& #39;s the point of this thread?
Do not think that the nice guys are doing you a favor by being nice. You have no business with their niceness. Just do what you have to do.
I read somewhere that a typical business hears form only 4% of its dissatisfied customers. The other 96% just quietly go away, and...
I read somewhere that a typical business hears form only 4% of its dissatisfied customers. The other 96% just quietly go away, and...
...91% will never come back. I pray that God will bless your businesses, but please, do what you have to do and do it well.
~ Toyosi
~ Toyosi
