Here is the scenario, and maybe a few of you have gone through this, but I'm still shaking my head over this experience.
It's July 4th morning, my son and I are looking for something to do. We occasionally like to take a day and veg and play video games together. I decided to buy a new video game and Gamestop happens to be the closest store. The problem is that I have no idea if they are open for the holiday because the information isn't available online ( *Holiday hours may vary. Check with your local store for more information). That's the first mistake. But that is minor compared to what I got next.
The phone rang and rang but no answer. After about a dozen rings a recording came on and said that if I wanted someone to call me back I'd have to pay $.95. That's right, I have to pay them in order for them to make more money off me. If that is Gamestop's idea of customer service I don't want to be their customer. Wal-Mart answered their phone for free and were happy to have my business. Sorry Gamestop, find someone else to pay your phone bill.
16 July 2008
How much does it cost me for you to sell me something?
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