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It's not really complaining, in the pejorative sense, if you get what you want. Here's a quickie outline to getting your customer service problem solved.
It’s not really complaining, in the pejorative sense, if you get what you want. Here’s a quickie outline to getting your customer service problem solved.
Stage one: When it happens
• Act quickly
• Control your emotions
• Build a case
Stage two: When there’s no quick fix
• Take a smart approach
• Include relevant facts
• Try flattery
• Be open-minded about compensation
Stage three: Following up
• Be persistent
• Go public
Budget Travel goes more in-depth on each of these headlines, but this serves as a basic guide to finding sweet sweet satisfaction. — BEN POPKEN
Everyone has a gripe … not everyone gets results [Budget Travel] (Thanks to Jason!)
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