I do not understand why large organisations who wish to carry out most of their business by telephone never seem to employ enough people to reply to those phone calls.
I saw advertised a specific interest week held at one of a largish group of hotels. Advert showed ( in large letters) cost of that four night break = but in tiny little letters underneath it stated 'based on two people sharing'
Well, I need to have a double bedded, accessible room just for me, so I checked very carefully, and there is no email address given anywhere for this hotel organisation - website says to phone any queries to what they laughingly call 'Customer Service'!!
So I phoned that number, pressed the different 1 - 2 - 3 etc and listened to the muzak. after twenty minutes, pressed 1 for a 'call back'. An hour later, no call back, tried again, and this time left muzak for 40 minutes before I rang off.
Third time I rang, I did not press the buttons for customer service/enquiries as previously, but the one for 'bookings' - and lo and behold got through to a person in five minutes.
Once through, they were very helpful and I got my enquiry sorted out, but surely keeping a potential new customer waiting for so long cannot be good for their business..
That 'call back' did finally take place - three and a half hours after I had pressed that button!!!!!!!
Gransnet forums
Chat
Join the conversation
Registering is free, easy, and means you can join the discussion, watch threads and lots more.
Register now »Already registered? Log in with:
Gransnet »
