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Today, my boss showed me a two-page letter from a customer, complaining about me because I couldn't honor a coupon that expired in 2009. He agreed that I did the right thing by refusing it, but said it would be a black mark on my record anyway due to the complaint. FML

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In these situations, you'll never win. Damned if you do, damned if you don't! Sorry OP.

This is why I do not work in the retail industry.

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BaronVonStudley 9

You have the right to include your written response to that complaint to be included in your employee file. Anyone anywhere can accuse anyone of anything so your response will balance that complaint. Most HR policy also allows you to escalate a matter beyond the supervisor you had issue with and if they don't get the hell out of that job because this is harmless but if it was sexual harassment you would have no avenue to complain.

Best rule of customer service: the customer is mostly WRONG

Can you write up an anonymous complaint about your boss? :)

That's the dumbest thing ever! customers are almost always wrong.

Man, screw your manager and screw that customer.

PixelSword24 15

Can't win against stupid.

where's the logic...

_Secret_Agent_K_ 4

I don't know why there is expiration dates... cuz where I work and have worked we always take them.."do what's best for the customer" it's BS ... you had X amount of days..