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programmed people
the louder you say it, the better the response.
thejason said:
yeah, i get a lot of that... they'll usually respond if you turn to your coworker and go: "oh crap! can you hear me? oh lord! oh jesus help me i'm mute!!!!!!"
the louder you say it, the better the response.
imma try that.
ElmerFudPucker said:Customer response: do you get rollover minutes?
I think thats the number one thing that comes out of a customers mouth, the other time they ask, "can I get free incoming?" 🙄 uhhh NO...
ccanady said:ElmerFudPucker said:Customer response: do you get rollover minutes?
I think thats the number one thing that comes out of a customers mouth, the other time they ask, "can I get free incoming?" 🙄 uhhh NO...
i just say "no, that's cingular/nextel. you're in a verizon store. "
Rathrok said:
Next time ask "How are you, mind if I kick you in the junk?"
🤣 🤣
I would really like to try that once
posioaui said:
so why is it when i ask a customer initially how there doing, there first response is almost always "im just looking". which is fine, but i asked how they were doing... so im lead to believe that it doesnt matter what i say to them initially, i could say almost anything and they'll still just be looking.. interesting.. just a thought 🙄
I hate the people that come in and when you greet them they just ignore you. What is this all about?? 🙄
CUSTOMER: I'm just looking.
ME: Do you have any questions about what you're looking at?
CUSTOMER: No, I don't have any questions.
(very short pause)
CUSTOMER: Hey, excuse me, how much is this? (can also be substituted with "What kinda deals you got?)
that one i'm always tempted to answer with the $300/month plan, because, technically it's the best per minute rate 😈
1.Ignore me
2. or say "i already have one." I dont give a F$ck if you already have one, i asked how you were.
Me: "Hi. Welcome to the store. What brings you in today?"
Customer: "Just looking"
Me: "Alright. What are you looking for?"
Customer: "Just browsing around"
Me: "It's Christmas time. Nobody just browses around with a week left. If you are *just browsing* then why are you here wasting time?"
Customer: "Oh. Well.. I'm actually looking for.."
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I hate customers that ignore you.. I did this instance about a weeks ago.
Me: "Hi. Welcome to the store. What brings you in today?"
Customer: ----- (no response)
Me: (I promptly turn my back on the customer and sit at my desk and go to work on paperwork)
...
(continues)
nodeposit said:
my favorite is when they walk up and grap a price guide and just stand there and read it. I ask them if I can help and they say "just looking thanks." Apparently they arent' aware that they can take it with them. If they don't want me to bug them they can walk off with it.
you never ask a customer a yes or no question. You have not been taught that? Never set yourself up, ask " what can I help you with?" now they cant say no. If they say, "Im just looking." Then you respond "what is it your looking for?" Sometimes it helps to have a little fun with them, if they are just looking reply with, "well I know you are here to buy something or you would have not come in" 😁
Them(1): My name
Them(2): It's 4124.... and proceed to give me the card number.
One day I might just enter the info as given and hope they try and fire me for it. I entered EXACTLY the information I was given.
(when i worked for sprint after i put my 2 weeks in)
situation 1
Me: hi there what can we do for you?
cust: just looking
me: well do you have any questions so far?
cust: no. (firmly like it was my fault for doing my job)
me: *return to doing busy work*
cust: how much is this phone (while looking at the tag)
me: the price is marked.
cust: well how much if im a customer already?
me: quiet a few questions you have there? thought you didnt have any.
situation 2
me: hi what brings you in today?
cust: im just looking
me: nice to meet you mr looking im mr selling.. so what are you looking for?
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Kiosk situation
me: hi what ...
(continues)
Me: Hi, how are you doing?
Customer: Fine.
Me: Is there anything I can help you with?
Customer: No, just looking.
Me: Are you looking for anything inparticular?
Customer: No, just looking.
Me: Let me know if there is anything I can help you with, or if you want me to pull out any of the phones.
Customer: 1 of 3 things
1. Comes up with a question.
2. Continues to look silently, eventuallly has
a question.
3. Walks away after looking a little longer.
Occasionally someone will get more involved in a conversation with me, but every once in a while one will actually get a phone after the perverbial "just looking" remark.