Poor show verizon
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You have a made number of errors, first being vague on what you wanted.
You have to keep in mind that you were not dealing with Verizon Wireless... you were dealing with a person. Negotiations are about give and take. That rep you spoke to had no interest whatsoever in who you were, how much you paid, or how many lines you had. Why? Because there was no value in it for her. Why should she bend over backwards and accomodate you when you have expressed no value to her whatsover. The prices are what they are.
What you needed to do was find out her value... where does she make HER money. Then negotiate from that viewpoint. Make it a win-win and everybody will be happy. Or she ...
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The best thing I have read on here in weeks!!!!
It totally blew my mind the statements' I would hear back when I was CS. I just could not get over the attitudes and balls of people (for lack of better term). I LOVED the "I pay my bill every month, I'm never late, what are you going to give me"............. WELL CONGRATULATIONS MR.DUMBASS, you are a customer and as a reasonable human that is exactly what you should be doing!!!!! You deserve or demand something b/c you pay your bills??? WELCOME TO REALITY PEOPLE, paying your ...
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I never understood why people think they can balk on their cell phone bill.
If you sign up for a 300min/25$ a month plan... you pay 25$ a month plus taxes, etc.
I'm glad I never worked in Customer service because I would have been fired for being rude and ignorant.
I wish GM would bend over backwards for me, I would love to go into a dealer, just because I paid off my car and have low milage, and say.... I want a great car at a great price. GM will probably give me the same incentitives as everyone else, just call it customer loyality. If you don't have any negoitating skill and some sorta trump card lik...
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He probably wanted VZW to match his discounted rates from Cingular and the rep said no, I'm not losing my job for you and I don't blame her.
Of course this post could be all BS and he's just another spammer on the VZW forum.
Hey Rich, Eric... could you please do something to purge these BS posts?
adilus said:
What you needed to do was find out her value... where does she make HER money. Then negotiate from that viewpoint. Make it a win-win and everybody will be happy. Or she could have also been a c~nt. I have personally found the retention group when you call VZW customer service to be much better than a corporate store.
Best and most under recogized post of the week or month...That is very much true. If you walk in and go, 'I want the farm and I don't care if you, the salesperson, is screwed in the process', I don't know that anyone would be jumping at that.
Iknow lots about the car/dealership undustries and I don't go to the Jeep dealership kicking in the door and demanding. I teall them ...
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Green Jeep said:
Best and most under recogized post of the week or month...That is very much true. If you walk in and go, 'I want the farm and I don't care if you, the salesperson, is screwed in the process', I don't know that anyone would be jumping at that.
I have worked in sales all of my life (real estate) and its the basic core fundemental of sales.
I wish more people would understand these fundementals. If they did they would realize how much smoother the transaction would go.
Everyone can go and say if the public knew the fundementals of my job, everything would run smooth. The fact is not everyone knows how to do everybody else's job. We know how to do our job, and how to make our job easier. Sometimes people are just asking because they don't know.
And in response to customers saying they apend more money, they should get more. Some places do treat people that are high end users different, they get more, and it would come natural to them that the more you spend, the more special treatment you get, not just more minutes. And it is known in the cellular industry that the higher plans are more profitable then the low plans.
trucksmoveamerica said:...
Why do sales reps expect everyone to understand their jobs.
Everyone can go and say if the public knew the fundementals of my job, everything would run smooth. The fact is not everyone knows how to do everybody else's job. We know how to do our job, and how to make our job easier. Sometimes people are just asking because they don't know.
And in response to customers saying they apend more money, they should get more. Some places do treat people that are high end users different, they get more, and it would come natural to them that the more you spend, the more special treatment you get, not just more minutes. And it is known in the cellular industry that the higher plans are more profi
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I used to work in credit department of a catalog, we would send pre-approved notices to 2 yos.....
And just so you know, indirect dealers cannot offer discounts on upgrades like direct dealers can. I would think that you would know this being a Cingular agent and all. Another guess, you haven't been an agent for very long. Knowledge is power.
crxtreme89 said:
Knowledge is power.
Me like the knowledge. It give me smart. 🤣 😁 😛
Wireless Buddy said:crxtreme89 said:
Knowledge is power.
Me like the knowledge. It give me smart. 🤣 😁 😛
Well hey alright! 😲
So your entire five-line upgrade, at my company at least, would've made me maybe $25-$30 commission. Depending on if the rep makes hourly pay there or just commission, it would probably be in that range or (if they only make commission) maybe $50 or so. For five lines. What would you like them to do? Spend an hour upg...
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christmastree15 said:
WOW!!! 😲 I'm honestly shocked at the rude responses you've received. I too am a customer of VW and will leave once my contract is up in May. Mainly because of the rude reps you get when you call. Many of the responses sound like they are VW employees and the same ones we speak with. Not all customers are looking for a deal or free stuff and not all of us are uneducated that you work for a living. Its the attitude you get (the go F off attitude). The same one most of you gave this poor logger. As more people leave VW the less CS resp they'll need. Keep this in mind as you count your commissions- everything is realtive my friends. Try being nice- its so easy. 😁
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Do you go into McDonalds and demand a cheaper bigmac because you eat there a lot? Or go to Sears and demand a free hammer because you buy all your hardware from them.
I work at a direct store and will tell you that I hear this all the time. I wish there was more I can do for people in your situation as your money is important to the company, but there is a strict guideline I have to follow as my job is on the line for breaking such procedures. You would have been entitled to certain pricing that is no different from any other person with perks that would have included New Every 2 (if applicable), free phone book swaps, waived upgrade fees, and discounts on accessories. We have these...
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But, anyway, you got the verizon attitude on this post, see ya in two years, till they lose the we are all mighty attitude, this is what you will get.
Question nobody asked....if you are cingular agent, why do you have verizon? I would think you would get better deal by being an agent for cingular, and you would want to be using what you sell, after all, if cingular is not good enough for their own agents/employees, then it is not good enough for me the customer.
Shouldn’t it be someone’s job to sell me a phone? Convince me on one? I did my homework but I wasn’t sure on anything.
-Making less money on upgrades and such
Perhaps, yes, but at my store our bottom rule is do what it takes to get the contract. I don’t sit there and punch numbers on how much we lose on each accessory or phone but it’s worked for 13 years, I’m not going to tell them to do different.
-Vague on what I wanted
I get paid to convince someone this is the phone they should get, sell them the phone.
-Rep had no value in it
As a customer for once if I was treated like that in a store and then I went to a friendly store that would be a huge influence. First impression is everything. If you’re int...
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