[Ti] Apple Store Service blows
David Cantrell Jr
dcantrel at adc-host.com
Tue Apr 8 07:17:20 PDT 2003
The Apple Store in Kenwood Center is known for bad service. I have
bought tons of stuff there and always leave feeling mistreated in some
way or another.
Dave
On Monday, April 7, 2003, at 06:54 PM, Christopher Owens wrote:
> Just wanted to vent a little...
>
> Yesterday I purchase a new iMac from the Apple Store at Kenwood Towne
> Center in Cincinnati, got it home and found that there was a a pixel
> stuck on BRIGHT red near the center of my screen. I researched
> Apple's website and found that it was within spec and Apple gave
> instructions on how to massage the screen in hopes that it would
> unstick. I tried all of that, but to no avail. Having just purchased
> it yesterday, I thought I would be able to go in and explain my
> dissatisfaction and exchange it--especially since I'm a very regular
> customer, having purchased a PowerBook, iBook, iPod, Palm Tungsten |
> T, Microsoft Office, digital camera, and various other software and
> peripherals.
>
> Well...much to my dismay and disgust, they basically said "tough
> shit." Technically I understand that they were correct, but having
> purchased so many things there and having waited for them to get stock
> in when Microcenter had what I needed in stock, just so that I could
> purchase it from Apple and give them the business, I feel like my
> patronage is completely unappreciated. Even after telling them that
> they didn't care. I told them that if I walk out of there
> unsatisfied, they would be losing a lot of future business as I would
> never buy from them again. They said it was my call. So I walked out
> of there with a refund (less a 10% restocking fee), a bad taste in my
> mouth, and then went to Microcenter to buy my iMac (which is free of
> dead or stuck pixels). The Apple Store will NOT get any of my
> business ever again. If I ran my business with their disregard for
> customer loyalty and patronage, I wouldn't HAVE a business. I'm not
> going to switch to PCs over this, but I do not support any business
> that doesn't treat me as I've treated them.
>
> Chris Owens
> Cincinnati, Ohio
> (513) 861-3104 home
> (513) 807-3104 mobile office
>
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