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[kexej28769@nongnue]

To fix this problem they just need to sit nearby or ask the customer to wait in the waiting area where there are chairs and take care of the problem behind the counter, but they would make a small change that would make a big difference to their customers instead of treating the sick, injured and elderly like garbage. "Even though they are very close I am looking for a pharmacy that will actually care about transferring my scripts, because I feel they are very uncaring and disinterested even though it is their job to help the sick."

This is real pain. When customer service is failing to the point where it's even more painful to see poorly behaved patrons suffer the same fate as fellow shoppers, the cause likely lies within the belize number data structure. And your marketing agency is looking at a real reputation crisis thatقانونی چارہ جوئی، اہم ساکھ کو نقصان، اور یہاں تک کہ آپ کے قابل قدر گاہکوں کے لیے بندش کا باعث بن سکتا ہے۔

When you encounter customer service disasters, it raises questions like:

A the current store inventory list, or by skipping it, find merchandise with me instead of risking a loss of sales?
Can't anyone offer to tell "corporate" that I'm not satisfied with the "customer service policy" that requires me to spend $225 to buy an entire case of vitamins? Why am I being treated like a warehouse instead of a person?
Couldn't someone at the pharmacy have seen a man with a leg injury fall, grabbed a folding chair for him, and kept him safe, rather than risk a lawsuit?
I think the answer to all three questions is "no" for more than a few reasons. And I think Tesla CEO Elon Musk had those reasons in mind when he recently wrote a letter to his employees .