Best and Worst Customer Service

[saden1]

What company/entity do you feel has the best or worst customer service?

Kudos to Bank of America. I can't say enough good things about them.

A big F*** You goes to any and all government agencies. The INS and IRS in particular.

[mheisig]

Nordstrom. Worked there for about 2 years - never could afford to shop there, but their customer service is basically the best of any company in existence. They will bend over backwards for virtually ANY request - they'll actually screw themselves over financially for the sake of making a customer happy. Of course they make up for it with the super high prices, but still...

[ArtMonkDrillz]

Originally Posted by saden1

What company/entity do you feel has the best or worst customer service?

Kudos to Bank of America. I can't say enough good things about them.

A big F*** You goes to any and all government agencies. The INS and IRS in particular.

When I saw the title I immediately thought that Bank of America is great! A couple of weeks ago I called them b/c no money came out of an ATM and I was worried that it they took the amount out of my account anyways. I was on the phone for about 3 minutes with a real person on a Saturday morning. Turned out I punched in the wrong PIN like 3 times b/c I was drunk at a bar.

The Post Office sucks balls too.

[mheisig]

Originally Posted by ArtMonkDrillz

When I saw the title I immediately thought that Bank of America is great! A couple of weeks ago I called them b/c no money came out of an ATM and I was worried that it they took the amount out of my account anyways. I was on the phone for about 3 minutes with a real person on a Saturday morning. Turned out I punched in the wrong PIN like 3 times b/c I was drunk at a bar.

The Post Office sucks balls too.

The post office can suck MY balls. I HATE that place. Them and any DMV/MVA - the gross incompetence and utter lack of cocern for anything but a long lunch break ranks those two at the top of my list. Both organizations could disappear in a fiery blaze and I wouldn't shed a damn tear.

[ArtMonkDrillz]

Originally Posted by mheisig

The post office can suck MY balls. I HATE that place. Them and any DMV/MVA - the gross incompetence and utter lack of cocern for anything but a long lunch break ranks those two at the top of my list. Both organizations could disappear in a fiery blaze and I wouldn't shed a damn tear.

Their web-tracking sucks because it never seems to be updated, and when it is none of the info is useful anyways. And don't ever attempt to call them b/c it's just some automated message that probably won't help either.

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by saden1

What company/entity do you feel has the best or worst customer service?

Kudos to Bank of America. I can't say enough good things about them.

A big F*** You goes to any and all government agencies. The INS and IRS in particular.

Nice thread. I love Allstate Insurance. I've had one auto claim and one homeowner's claim with them, and they've been prompt, friendly, accurate, and most of all, they were great communicators throughout the whole process. They called me whenever there were updates to my claim status and they took the time to explain everything to me so I knew exactly what was going on. I also broke down over Thanksgiving weekend this year, and their roadside assistance arrived exactly when they said it would. That's pretty impressive considering how much traffic you see on Thanksgiving.

Worst? PennDOT is way up there for me (DOTs for all states are probably the same). The receptionists at my doctor's office are pretty unhelpful too - they give that wonderful attitude that seems to say that my business is a nuisance to them.

[12thMan]

I was a mangager at Nordy's for a few years - unparalled. Plain and simple.

Worst - I would have to go with Citibank...I hate calling the 800 numbers. You always get someone in India on some three second time delay. And usually they try to refer you to a branch location to assist you. The only problem with that is when you call them it's usually midnight here (if you're at a bar and your card is repeatedly getting denied because you drink too much) and it's the middle of the day there. Stinks!!!

[TheMalcolmConnection]

Worst customer service - At Wendy's.

I don't know what it is, but it seems like each manager at Wendy's somehow manages to find the most ignorant, retarded inbreds this side of West Virginia to work for them.

Best customer service - Sprint

Not that they are particularly friendly, you can just make threats and they'll give you anything you want.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by TheMalcolmConnection

Worst customer service - At Wendy's.

I don't know what it is, but it seems like each manager at Wendy's somehow manages to find the most ignorant, retarded inbreds this side of West Virginia to work for them.

Best customer service - Sprint

Not that they are particularly friendly, you can just make threats and they'll give you anything you want.

Fast food places in general are pretty horrible.

[gibbsisgod]

Originally Posted by TheMalcolmConnection

Worst customer service - At Wendy's.

I don't know what it is, but it seems like each manager at Wendy's somehow manages to find the most ignorant, retarded inbreds this side of West Virginia to work for them.

Best customer service - Sprint

Not that they are particularly friendly, you can just make threats and they'll give you anything you want.

I had a very bad experience w/ sprint. they over charged me one billing period by like 300 dollars. i paid what the bill should have been and after talking to them about it over the phone they told me i would have to pay the entire amount or risk having my service discontinued. i didnt have the extra money so they cut my service off and charged me the cancellation fee. they told me that if i wanted to dipute it i would have to pay the amount that they said i owed and then they would investigate it further.these charges were false but i still got stuck with the fee and they told me that it was my fault and i should have just paid it and then disputed it.

on a good note i have recently recieved a class action lawsuit notice regarding this matter and i will definetly be participating

[That Guy]

Originally Posted by gibbsisgod

I had a very bad experience w/ sprint. they over charged me one billing period by like 300 dollars. i paid what the bill should have been and after talking to them about it over the phone they told me i would have to pay the entire amount or risk having my service discontinued. i didnt have the extra money so they cut my service off and charged me the cancellation fee. they told me that if i wanted to dipute it i would have to pay the amount that they said i owed and then they would investigate it further.these charges were false but i still got stuck with the fee and they told me that it was my fault and i should have just paid it and then disputed it.

on a good note i have recently recieved a class action lawsuit notice regarding this matter and i will definetly be participating

too bad all your lost money is going to go straight to the lawyers they're the only winners in class action suits for trivial (sub million dollar per) claims.

[gibbsisgod]

Originally Posted by That Guy

too bad all your lost money is going to go straight to the lawyers they're the only winners in class action suits for trivial (sub million dollar per) claims.

it says all i can recieve is long distance calling cards or credit to my current bill.since i wouldnt be caught dead with sprint service again it looks as if i will be making alot of long distance calls for free

[MTK]

The Post Office definitely sucks big time.

I've been selling off my CD collection on Amazon, so I've been a frequent visitor to the Post Office the last few months. I have an office on my way home from work that closes at 5. I usually get there by 4:45 and I make sure to not have more than 5 packages so I don't hold things up. I've had the clerk sigh out loud when I put my packages on the counter, and the entire time this jerk kept looking at the clock, and mumbling as people came through the door. At one point he turned to the woman working next to him and said, "Why are we so damn busy today?".

As far as good experiences go, DirecTV seems to have their shit together.

[That Guy]

PFCU is pretty good... good % rates, open 7 days a week, working online banking before the other guys.

[mheisig]

I've had good experiences with ING Direct - they all speak English as a native language, friendly, helpful, quick, and I think you pretty much always get a person not a machine.