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Not to put too fine a point on it, but, as a customer, I don't "need to recognize" anything.
by dtby 16y ago
Not to put too fine a point on it, but, as a customer, I don't "need to recognize" anything.
- thaumaturgy 16y agoNot to put too fine a point on it, but that's exactly the attitude that keeps companies and customers pissed off at each-other.
- detst 16y agoIf you don't realize that not showing up for an appointment is extremely discourteous and more importantly costing someone money, then yes you do have something you need to recognize.
- detst 16y agoDoes someone seriously disagree that not showing up for an appointment is discourteous and costs someone money?
- random42 16y agoYes
- ugh 16y agoWhy?
- random42 16y agoBecause thats what appointment means. How would a customer feel if the service provider books say 5 customers at the same time and provide services to only one. When you book an appointment with a service provider, service provider cannot book anyone else, EVEN if some other customer is interested to obtain their services at the same time.
- ugh 16y agoYou lost me there. You said that it is not discourteous and doesn’t cost someone money when the customer doesn’t show up to the appointment, right? What does this answer have to do with that?