QUOTE(keyven @ May 24 2010, 06:18 PM)
Coming to screen protector thingy, instead of doing for free, they can charge 10 bucks like Epi Center do... If you are in the sales industry, you must do all this greeting, advice, blah...blah.. simply standing in the shop like a zombie and take sarcastic look at customers, never seem to bother buyers, chat with a visiting friend...all this sick things I have seen in Machines... (KLCC & Midvalley)
what if they charge u 10 bucks, but they didnt do a good job. will you just accept it, or ask them to do it again? for normal SP is okay, but more special types like matte are pretty hard and if they did a small mistake (let's say they get dust on the adhesive side), well, you wouldn't accept it right?so when u dont accept it, n u ask for ur money back = they rugi. how to do business like that
also, u wont want them to do it anyway. applying SP especially matte ones are best done in a calm situation. the staff would be busy working, entertaining other customers etc...they probably will apply ur SP in a rush anyway. i wouldn't want that. i prefer to carefully do it in my own time. same goes to my invisible shield and palmguard
QUOTE(nimrod323 @ May 24 2010, 06:56 PM)
I'm not in any way defending any resellers, but at times people here seem to think that they could get away with anything under the guise of "Customer Service", not far back i read this one thread by a guy who expects salesperson to bend over their backs for him,sense of entitlement elevated to extremity its just scary maybe dvlzplayground might remember.
sorry, i dont remember who exactly, but im familiar with the case. some people feel that Apple is a premium, upper-class brand, that when they enter an apple reseller, they should be treated like upper-class citizen or something. sure, as customers we are entitled to good service, but not super-royalty service. for me, as long as they greet u well, give u clear and honest answers, help u try out some accessories etc,... job well done. sounds simple but surprisingly not many people can do itQUOTE(yuvanesh @ May 24 2010, 08:17 PM)
well bro you we can say the ipad is not launch here but the accessories is here right...there are selling the items..such as screen protector..case...bag for ipad..so why cant they apply...and reason is pretty weird that ipad is big...so they cant but iphone no problem...any how they still can apply 15',13',17' macbook pro screen protector....ipad is not that big...if i bring stuff like 20' above then reason acceptable..
as tinkerbel said, it's probably not that the 'cannot' do it. of course they know how to, but they dont have to or dun wanna take the risk. it doesnt matter, because again, it's better for u to apply it ur own anywayThis post has been edited by dvlzplayground: May 24 2010, 09:21 PM
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