If there is any survey for dissatisfied customers, HUTCH (and now Vodafone) would clearly come out trumps for sucking to the max.
Over the past few months, I have been emailing the bozos to register my complaints with the management regarding the dismal quality of call services. I have been experiencing frequent call drops and disturbances which makes calling below par. So far, I have been getting varied responses to my queries. At one point of time, they even decided to sanction the ‘in building” solution to my place of work; I have not got the assurance in writing as yet.
The worst off is the customer care; I had to wait for almost 15 minutes before my call was attended to. It becomes extremely difficult to deal with a dumb moron trying to make “sense”. Much of my efforts are wasted in trying to frame a query that he would understand. It would be a perfect situation to let off my steam to a jerk who is almost suicidal or on the brink of being one.
I truly wish I could rap their knuckles nice and hard in order to make them understand that it takes a lot of time and hard work to acquire a customer and none whatosever to loose one. I am desperately waiting for some more competition to catch up so that atleast these buggers are forced to improve their services.
Screw them indeed.
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