Shop Talk
DID I STUTTER?
ME = Moi!
DDC: *Walks into store oozing short man syndrome*
ME: Hello sir, how can I help you today?
DDC: You work here?
ME: Most certainly.
DDC: I was told by customer service to come in here to get the length of rings changed before it goes to voicemail.
ME: I'm sorry, but customer service is wrong, that service can only be changed by tech support representatives.
DDC: Can't it be done from the phone?
ME: *Repeats again, nicely* I'm sorry, tech support is the only part of customer service that can change that feature.
DDC: *STORMS OUT OF STORE DISGRUNTLED AND PROBABLY STILL WANTING TO ASK ME THE SAME QUESTION ABOUT 6 TIMES! RAWR.*
Not only that, the guy looked at me like I was a fre...
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That kind of stuff is on a fine line for salespeople. You definitely don't want to do it if you're busy and will cost you a sale. On the other hand, if it's a sale you made, you're partially responsible for it. On top of that, it's also possible to convert something like that into a sale.
There's too many factors involved to simply say if the rep should/shouldn't call in for a customer. Just gotta play it by ear.
Either way, I wouldn't call it right or wrong. Just something at the rep's discretion.
bigmike99s said:
i luv it when a customer comes to pay there bill and i ask debit or credit and they say cash and i let them know we only do debit or credit, then they proceed to ask if we take cash, check, money order, had a guy ask if we took food stamps also. NO ARE ANY OF THOSE DEBIT OR CREDIT
You must work in a Sprint or T-Mo store.
If they're that dumb, I generally just dial the payment number from their phone and walk them thru the payment so they can do it again on their own.