Simmer down, Karen
Today, at work, I refused a customer a refund because there was nothing wrong with the item, and she didn't have the packaging. I then watched as she and her son rummaged through a public bin for the packaging. When I refused her again, she called me a "fucking idiot". FML
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mboehm88 3
Isn't customer service awesome?
YtotsDI 0
five posts giiirl we get itt holy fuckkkk
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sarahxD1234 5
Isn't the customer always right ?
iPunchedBigFoot 5
I work the customer service desk at a grocery store. It's ******* crazy what people try to pull. People are so rude
effedml 5
I used to wonder the same thing. Eventually, I realized it was b/c they're unhappy people with low verbal skills.
afcrewchief 4
You still have to bring the packaging back to get the refund or exchange. Most companies need it so they get credit for the defective item.
cbdee 8
Why not give the refund? You work there, your not the owner....maybe they just didn't want it after all... The $'s not coming outta your pocket!
mandalore92 0
I think perhaps I should've mentioned that she did intact find the packaging from the bin, which happens to be right next to a food place, and then tried to return it... complete with unhygienic scummy packaging
sgress 4
u are a idiot a customer is aloud to return a item with in 90 days if there is something wrong with it or not
Illyssa_fml 4
where do you work at where a customer can't return an item??
lesuze 5
If you bought it and opened it, and it's not defective, you own it - end of obligation on the retailer's part. It would be a different story if you changed your mind *before* opening it and discarding the packaging. Now, obviously there are many retailers who will bend over backwards to satisfy customers above and beyond and accept such returns/exchanges, but I would never, ever expect a refund on an opened, fully functional product.
Jashilthis 3
Nothing you can do about a stupid customer. If she can't bring the packaging that's her fault.