2 Easy Ways to Not Turn Your Customer Away
I need to ship a guitar. I didn’t want to go dumpster diving in the high desert of Southern California, with the rattlesnakes and tarantulas, so […]
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I need to ship a guitar. I didn’t want to go dumpster diving in the high desert of Southern California, with the rattlesnakes and tarantulas, so […]
Continue reading »A few weeks ago I spent some time airing out my grievances with my bank over their handling of the recent Home Depot security breach. […]
Continue reading »Today was one of THOSE days! Ask me how I can tell. I called Victor’s Kafe, the local Greek place, to order my favorite salad–a […]
Continue reading »Our customer service team at Phone.com has a peer recognition program called Smiles where each employee can nominate each other for their amazing work. We also place […]
Continue reading »It all began when a bolt in my right front brake fell out while I was driving up a hill one evening in San Diego. […]
Continue reading »I was recently in the Portland airport on a layover, missing home, and craving a treat. I headed on over to Starbucks for a soy […]
Continue reading »I thought I bought the correct train ticket from a kiosk. It is for an hour out and that meant waiting around in the east coast August […]
Continue reading »One of my favorite things about being a customer service blogger is being known as a collector of good, bad and ugly customer service stories. […]
Continue reading »One of my all time favorite movies is Legally Blonde. Ok it’s not my favorite but I do enjoy it. In that movie we learn […]
Continue reading »As someone who has spent nearly my entire life in Southern California, I have never had the privilege of eating at a White Castle restaurant. […]
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