søndag 24. april 2011

Jeg sendte en ny e-post til the Post Office




Gmail - To the line-manager of Sara Peace. Your ref: 1-1796937708










Gmail


Erik Ribsskog
<eribsskog@gmail.com>




To the line-manager of Sara Peace. Your ref: 1-1796937708











Erik Ribsskog
<eribsskog@gmail.com>



Sun, Apr 24, 2011 at 1:01 PM




To:
customercare@postoffice.co.uk






Hi,

I wanted to complain about who the Post Office have handled my complaint.

Firstly you don't use the word complaint, about my complain, which I think is odd.

Is this do lower you percentage of complaints?


To hide my complaint as a 'concern'?

This is bullsh*t, I think.

You haven't appologised for any of this:

- The postal worker weighed the packs wrong, and charged the same for three packs that weighed differently. (I think I've sent you the packing-slips I have here in my home-office).


- I've lost a lot of business, from my web-shop company, after publishing about the devil-worshiper you have at that post-office. (Liverpool One).

- The devil worshiper wore offinsive devil-worshiper rings, which you haven't appologised for.


- I've also complained to you that once I was there, I was screamed at, about that you have a queue, which I think is inpolite, after working myself for more than 15 years in customer support, as a Shop Manager, and more.


You haven't said sorry.

You are like a Soviet Post Office, I think.

I think this is disgraceful.

I've read that the EU wants to open up, for foreign post-offices, within the EU/EEA.


Maybe this is a good idea, when I see how poor your customer support is.

Maybe in a few years, I can send packs using the Danish or Dutch or French Post Office.

Then maybe you at the Post Office would have had to improve your customer-service, to survive, in the competition.


I think that would have been maybe even better, than today.

Thanks in advance for any improvment from your last response.

Best regards,

Erik Ribsskog