starflares
Yaound, Denmark
Today, I moved fifteen stacks of bricks from our store to a customer's van. After I made all that effort, he decided he didn't like the colour of the bricks after all, and demanded a full refund. FML
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woainishamu 21
Throw a brick in his face! + van window
cakefete2 31
It's better to be like, "A refund? No problem. Just be sure you have your receipt when YOU return the bricks. Oh, and please be sure they're in original packaging."
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Comments (95)
sweetestname 12
There should, at least, be a generous tip involved.
dragonrider1959 18
He should pay for your time and effort.
Zebediabolical 45
I'm pretty sure OP is already being compensated for his time and effort. By the company he works for.
fantasyworld 39
Don't give him a refund.
myheartisinNE 3
That's too bad, he should have thought it through before making you go through all that trouble, still, he does have a right to change his mind.
Not_Impressed13 9
And OP has the right to make the customer put them all back.
buckdharma 38
I bet you were mortarfied.
martin8337 36
Before anyone else asks pun intended.
Kyzilla123 7
Harsh Op
can_you_not_ 10
He should have to pay extra for the unloading! Sorry OP!
thomason 2
Work smart not stupid.
Meddler 2
Usually business' have a separate labor cost that is non-refundable if the work is already done. If the person knew the color and decided after the labor was done to want a refund, I'd look if you had labor costs separated.
kingdomgirl94 29
Lots of places don't have an additional labour cost, especially if it was more retail than contractor services. In retail situations its just considered customer service.
bazookajoey 27
I would have made him put it back himself But maybe that's why I'm no longer in retail