Customers from Hell
The customer is always right. And yet, as 'listentomyopinion' writes, this is utter bollocks.
Tell us of the customers who were wrong, wrong, wrong but you still had to smile at (if only to take their money.)
( , Thu 4 Sep 2008, 16:42)
The customer is always right. And yet, as 'listentomyopinion' writes, this is utter bollocks.
Tell us of the customers who were wrong, wrong, wrong but you still had to smile at (if only to take their money.)
( , Thu 4 Sep 2008, 16:42)
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I was a customer from hell, in Hull
but it was the cashiers fault.
When I was visiting England in August, I decided to pop into Hull city center to do some shopping.
I was in a store, and found a couple of dresses and some shoes, so took them over to the counter to pay for them.
I took out my credit card and the cashier said "stick it in there and enter your PIN".
Me: "Aha, it's an American credit card, it's not C&P, you need to swipe it"
Cashier: "But you're English, so it must be C&P"
Me: "I might be English, but I live in the States. It's an American card, it needs swiping"
Her: "But you're English, so it must be C&P"
Me: "Look, this is a foreign credit card, it's not C&P and just because I have an English accent doesn't mean my card is English".
Her: "Well, I'm not allowed to swipe it. All English cards are C&P, and you're English"
Me: "You're obviously from Hull, aren't you? Which school did you go to?"
Her: "Newland"
Me: "Ah, that explains it. I went there but I was one of the lucky ones that escaped. Most of my schoolmates were as thick as you are"
Her: ".."
Me: "Get me the manager"
Manager: "Is there a problem?"
Me: "Yes, she won't swipe my card, it's American and is not C&P"
Cashier: "But she's English, so her card must be C&P"
Manager: "Go on break, NOW. It's a foreign card, remember, we swipe those?"
Cashier: "But she's English!!!!"
Dumb idiot goes on break.
The manager apologized profusely, asked how long I was home for and gave me a 20 quid gift voucher which I promptly spent 2 days later.
( , Mon 8 Sep 2008, 19:40, 4 replies)
but it was the cashiers fault.
When I was visiting England in August, I decided to pop into Hull city center to do some shopping.
I was in a store, and found a couple of dresses and some shoes, so took them over to the counter to pay for them.
I took out my credit card and the cashier said "stick it in there and enter your PIN".
Me: "Aha, it's an American credit card, it's not C&P, you need to swipe it"
Cashier: "But you're English, so it must be C&P"
Me: "I might be English, but I live in the States. It's an American card, it needs swiping"
Her: "But you're English, so it must be C&P"
Me: "Look, this is a foreign credit card, it's not C&P and just because I have an English accent doesn't mean my card is English".
Her: "Well, I'm not allowed to swipe it. All English cards are C&P, and you're English"
Me: "You're obviously from Hull, aren't you? Which school did you go to?"
Her: "Newland"
Me: "Ah, that explains it. I went there but I was one of the lucky ones that escaped. Most of my schoolmates were as thick as you are"
Her: ".."
Me: "Get me the manager"
Manager: "Is there a problem?"
Me: "Yes, she won't swipe my card, it's American and is not C&P"
Cashier: "But she's English, so her card must be C&P"
Manager: "Go on break, NOW. It's a foreign card, remember, we swipe those?"
Cashier: "But she's English!!!!"
Dumb idiot goes on break.
The manager apologized profusely, asked how long I was home for and gave me a 20 quid gift voucher which I promptly spent 2 days later.
( , Mon 8 Sep 2008, 19:40, 4 replies)
This does not surprise me.
I went to school in Hull for a while (not Newland!). There are many people like this.
Now I live in Devon. There are still many people like this.
( , Mon 8 Sep 2008, 23:07, closed)
I went to school in Hull for a while (not Newland!). There are many people like this.
Now I live in Devon. There are still many people like this.
( , Mon 8 Sep 2008, 23:07, closed)
God, seriously!
I was just dumbfounded that someone didn't grasp the concept of "living in another country", thereby having credit cards from that country.
( , Tue 9 Sep 2008, 0:22, closed)
I was just dumbfounded that someone didn't grasp the concept of "living in another country", thereby having credit cards from that country.
( , Tue 9 Sep 2008, 0:22, closed)
But you're English!
The poor lass probably spent days thinking about it.
( , Tue 9 Sep 2008, 8:28, closed)
The poor lass probably spent days thinking about it.
( , Tue 9 Sep 2008, 8:28, closed)
Sheer class
Thank god for stupid people, for they supply us with stories to tell on the interweb...
( , Tue 9 Sep 2008, 11:08, closed)
Thank god for stupid people, for they supply us with stories to tell on the interweb...
( , Tue 9 Sep 2008, 11:08, closed)
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