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The title and initial blurb of the article makes it sound like the rep tried to somehow disguise the cost or downplay it. But if you read the transcript, it's
by apetresc 6y ago
The title and initial blurb of the article makes it sound like the rep tried to somehow disguise the cost or downplay it.
But if you read the transcript, it's the exact opposite. The rep warned them the repair would cost more than a replacement before he even quoted them a price, and tried multiple times to explain why. He acted completely professionally, and the situation itself is totally unremarkable too.
- eptcyka 6y agoDoes it matter if you're being told to fornicate yourself in a professional manner? The tone of the conversation is irrelevant if the matter is ridiculous. And don't try and frame it as though it wasn't. An independent repair shop would be able to replace a screen for far less. That is of course, if the screens were available for purchase freely.
- plow-tycoon 6y agoI suppose the tone is open to interpretation, but I didn't try and mischaracterize the interaction. Both of us were incredulous as to the responses we were getting. When asking the same questions in a store, especially before agreeing to anything, I'd expect and have received clear answers or documents that do that. Likewise, though I didn't mention this in the post, the first few emails Joe sent were not quotes, but payment requests with no further detail as to what was happening. I've gone ahead and updated the post.