Seriously now people!

[pandafishowner]

I had an arguement with a guy from Dell because he refused to answer me regarding my own account. When I asked for a number to call to get an answer, he mumbled the number. I kept repeating for him to speak louder. When he finally did and I asked for his name, he wouldn't even give it to me. After he'd hung up on me, I tried the number he gave me and it didn't even exist. When I called Dell back to try and find out who I'd spoken to so I could make a complaint, I got told they can't tell me that kind of information.

[dsaundry]

Heard that one before. That is most of these tech lines companies policy. Unusual from Dell as I have had pretty good service from them for the most part. Last time I had an issue the tech gave me a case number and a personal line to phone back on. Either that or I have just been lucky. had good and bad service from a lot of places. I had the absolute best service I have ever had in a "Boston Pizza" retaurant in Mission the other night. Had the "perfect" waitress. Prompt and courteous, didn't interupt at inappropriate times, when my glass was getting low I never had to ask for a refill. I havent had service like that in a restaurant including the high end ones in a long, long time. I made sure I told her and her manager how special it was finding a place that provides such great service.. little things go a long way sometimes.
God I sound like my parents..

[fishoholic]

I've had a few interesting experiences too with fellow employees. That last girl we hired worked for a day then called in sick for the next 2 days then told us that her psychiatrist told her she shouldn't work for us due to her mental problems I guess it was good of her to quit, but it makes you wonder...