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In all cases, wether they bend iPhone only to annoy apple on not will only make apple stronger and stronger, though, those haters will always find something on iPhone to try to disgrace iPhone value and apple ability to do good products. Still, apple will react in their own manner (positively) to whatever those haters will come up with. And that's what will keep apple leading the field.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk06-22-2015 10:25 PMLike 0 - The old "customer is always right" adage used to be true. Then we entered an age of entitlement and amorality. Now, when the customer stands up, beats their chest and screams "the customer is always right ", you can pretty much bet the farm that there's a scam in the works.
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Only after the 3rd time you come with an unclear issue on your same device that has been replaced 3x already, they will ask you to cash in.
That old adage was never used to be 100% true, some human always find a way to abuse anytime, in the past, in the present and in the future. But companies believe that those rotten are fewer compare to awesome people who are really clients then really right.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk06-22-2015 10:36 PMLike 0 - As someone who is in retail for a living, this cliche irritates me. The customer is not, indeed, always "right." In most cases customers are entitled little sh*ts. Whenever I get one of these people with this attitude I show them the door. I do business how I do it. If you don't care for it, leave. I don't care what you think I should or shouldn't do.06-23-2015 01:19 AMLike 4
- The old "customer is always right" adage used to be true. Then we entered an age of entitlement and amorality. Now, when the customer stands up, beats their chest and screams "the customer is always right ", you can pretty much bet the farm that there's a scam in the works.
Sent from my mobile device via Tapatalk 3.2.1.Not Quite Right and reeneebob like this.06-23-2015 01:20 AMLike 2 - As someone who is in retail for a living, this cliche irritates me. The customer is not, indeed, always "right." In most cases customers are entitled little sh*ts. Whenever I get one of these people with this attitude I show them the door. I do business how I do it. If you don't care for it, leave. I don't care what you think I should or shouldn't do.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk06-23-2015 01:33 AMLike 0 - I agree with you. But that doesn't mean the orthodoxy of business, nor marketing which apple purely practice. And aren't we talking about apple here? Customer service after sale? Bend gate is after sale right? Apple is just great in business, marketing and in everything it does the best. You and I are not apple are sure enough, I will turn away to a client of mine who show rudeness to me after purchasing my good, but apple will apologize to you instead and will do hard to serve you better in a manner of "the client is the king"
Apple is in business to make money. They do that by making the customer feel valued. They do it with excellent customer service, but at the same time, they are fair, and will not be played. Most of the time the people manning the Genius Bar have some flexibility to do what is necessary to make the customer happy, regardless of "policy". But at the same time, they are free to tell you to pound sand if you come at them with an attitude of entitlement.
Apple understands that without customers they are out of business. But likewise, they are not pushovers, and you won't "get" just because you "want".
Enough of the "the client is king" BS.kch50428 and Not Quite Right like this.06-23-2015 01:40 AMLike 2 - You could not be more incorrect.
Apple is in business to make money. They do that by making the customer feel valued. They do it with excellent customer service, but at the same time, they are fair, and will not be played. Most of the time the people manning the Genius Bar have some flexibility to do what is necessary to make the customer happy, regardless of "policy". But at the same time, they are free to tell you to pound sand if you come at them with an attitude of entitlement.
Apple understands that without customers they are out of business. But likewise, they are not pushovers, and you won't "get" just because you "want".
Enough of the "the client is king" BS.
Posted via the iMore App for Android06-23-2015 05:44 AMLike 0 - You could not be more incorrect.
Apple is in business to make money. They do that by making the customer feel valued. They do it with excellent customer service, but at the same time, they are fair, and will not be played. Most of the time the people manning the Genius Bar have some flexibility to do what is necessary to make the customer happy, regardless of "policy". But at the same time, they are free to tell you to pound sand if you come at them with an attitude of entitlement.
Apple understands that without customers they are out of business. But likewise, they are not pushovers, and you won't "get" just because you "want".
Enough of the "the client is king" BS.06-24-2015 09:59 AMLike 0 - I got myself a new phone 1 week ago. It has a tiny bend when I lay it front down on the table. I guess its nothing to worry about but its annoying since I dont even own tight pants and have never been sitting down with it in my pocket.
I put my iPad Air 2 face down and it also has a tiny bend, although even smaller than the phone. But that I'm not surprised by since I've slept on it many times.06-25-2015 05:21 AMLike 0 - I picked up my cat today and it bent backwards...must be part of this bend gate catastrophe too...poor thing.06-25-2015 05:15 PMLike 0
- I got myself a new phone 1 week ago. It has a tiny bend when I lay it front down on the table. I guess its nothing to worry about but its annoying since I dont even own tight pants and have never been sitting down with it in my pocket. ��
I put my iPad Air 2 face down and it also has a tiny bend, although even smaller than the phone. But that I'm not surprised by since I've slept on it many times. ��06-25-2015 05:51 PMLike 0 -
- As someone who is in retail for a living, this cliche irritates me. The customer is not, indeed, always "right." In most cases customers are entitled little sh*ts. Whenever I get one of these people with this attitude I show them the door. I do business how I do it. If you don't care for it, leave. I don't care what you think I should or shouldn't do.
If I could find the jackass that coined 'the customer is always right' I'd throat punch him/her.
90% of the time they use that saying to justify treating the clerk like garbage. I loathe it.06-26-2015 12:55 AMLike 3 -
We got this cat about 2 months before was married (which was about 16 years ago now), and from the start, it was a special relationship. She doesn't meow like a normal cat, she kind of grunts (always has, it's really quite hilarious), and while most cats are completely anti-social critters, this cat is like a leech in terms of loving affection...there are times where we will push her away while working or reading or whatever 20 times and she just comes back with the same cute little cat face to simply snuggle.
When I was injured in the line of duty and my knee had to have surgery, I was down for WEEKS without having mobility for a lot of that time...this cat never left my side. She slept in there with me, she never whined about her food getting low or water dish getting dry during the day when I couldn't make it to it before my wife got home. She just laid there with me, looking at me with her little cat face and just remained content to just exist amongst my broken body. She also grew a VERY clear and obvious liking for the science channel...so much so that when I'd turn it on, she'd perk up and watch it with me. It was pretty amazing!
As the years have gone by, she has become less playful, but NEVER less affectionate. She still wants nothing more than to snuggle up to us at our feet while we watch TV, and when one or both of us are sad, she is right there, licking our hands while we pet her or just put our hand around her.
If there was ever a cat in the world that behaved like a dog...this is that cat. She's about 16 years old now, and she has old lady problems like any old pet does (arthritis, moody sometimes, etc), but you know what? I wouldn't trade this cat for any animal in the world.
So...with all due respect...your scoffing at my cat shall be met with a proper response:06-26-2015 01:40 PMLike 5 - A bit of useless history...I've always been a dog person, I've had several dogs that left lasting impressions on my life. When me and my wife got married, we both worked a lot but had different schedules, and since we were both young and somewhat immature in terms of caring for something like a child (or dog in this case), we decided to go get an animal that was more than a fish, but less than a dog...a cat was the logical choice.
We got this cat about 2 months before was married (which was about 16 years ago now), and from the start, it was a special relationship. She doesn't meow like a normal cat, she kind of grunts (always has, it's really quite hilarious), and while most cats are completely anti-social critters, this cat is like a leech in terms of loving affection...there are times where we will push her away while working or reading or whatever 20 times and she just comes back with the same cute little cat face to simply snuggle.
When I was injured in the line of duty and my knee had to have surgery, I was down for WEEKS without having mobility for a lot of that time...this cat never left my side. She slept in there with me, she never whined about her food getting low or water dish getting dry during the day when I couldn't make it to it before my wife got home. She just laid there with me, looking at me with her little cat face and just remained content to just exist amongst my broken body. She also grew a VERY clear and obvious liking for the science channel...so much so that when I'd turn it on, she'd perk up and watch it with me. It was pretty amazing!
As the years have gone by, she has become less playful, but NEVER less affectionate. She still wants nothing more than to snuggle up to us at our feet while we watch TV, and when one or both of us are sad, she is right there, licking our hands while we pet her or just put our hand around her.
If there was ever a cat in the world that behaved like a dog...this is that cat. She's about 16 years old now, and she has old lady problems like any old pet does (arthritis, moody sometimes, etc), but you know what? I wouldn't trade this cat for any animal in the world.
So...with all due respect...your scoffing at my cat shall be met with a proper response:
http://i.imgur.com/1pL4ULX.gif06-26-2015 02:40 PMLike 0 -
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