A Vision of Cable on the Mounain
I recently moved from the west mountain to the east mountain. I was happy to learn that I was going to be in the service area of the cable and internet company I had been dealing with on the west mountain. I had been with them for 15 years and I thought there would be some warm, fuzzy customer appreication coming my way for staying with them.
I called and spoke to one of their front-desk drones and was told that it would cost me $64.00 to transfer my service from one residence to the other. I reminded her that I had been a customer for 15 years and that they were giving new customers free installation and incentives. Her response was a condescending, "I'm sure you got something free when you joined."
CHOKE!!!
"It was so long ago, I can't remember."
I called the manager. I told her I wasn't looking for any of the incentives they were offering new customers, but I didn't want to pay the $64.00 to transfer. She said, "Oh, you've been with us a long time. That counts for something." Ah sweet blessed satisfaction. Then she said, "We can let you transfer for $35.00."
BLINK
The Perfect Man then called the cable company because his name and mine are different. "Hi. I'm a new customer and I want to set up cable and internet........"
Free installation and three months free internet and digital cable.
Idiots!
Labels: Does Not Compute
1 Comments:
Unbelievable.
Customer loyalty means squat these days. It's a damn shame. How quickly they forget their roots huh?
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