ANNOYED customer.

THE_LONE_RANGER_4

Poppy9 wrote: »

Could it be his posts = 763 posts attracted 151% thanks
Foxxy's posts = 181 posts attracted 200% thanks

Or
No. of his posts thanked = 34%
Foxxy's 45% of posts thanked.

Oh I really have too much time on my hands:rolleyes:

looks to me like you are tippering and tappering on the old keyboard more than uktim?

ShaunJUK

foxxymynx

Now I'm just confussed over what the point is, rofl

jeannieblue

foxxymynx wrote: »

Now I'm just confussed over what the point is, rofl

I think the picture was self explanatory...

It wasn't an antique deck chair Lone Ranger???

uktim29

foxxymynx wrote: »

People may not remember the reason someone was moaning, but when considering purchasing something from the same company, they are likely to remember that someone was complaing about something, - I certainly have, even if it was a flipant remark. Granted if I remember why, I'll maybe contnue with my prospective purchase, but if I don't remember why they were complaining just that they were complaining, I probably wouldn't continue with the purchase.

Yeah but my point is, which is true. Is when others moan people don't listen. Look at Tesco, with the amount of threads with people complaining on here it should have gone out of business by now, not be the UK's biggest retailer.

jeannieblue

Foxxxxxy

There are two 'p's' in flippant. You're so quick to pick up on Lone Ranger's spelling........ :rolleyes: couldn't let that one pass...

Meanwhile, this thread is over isn't it? Slightly bigger lady bought the blasted chair, which she has probably broken by now....

foxxymynx

jeannieblue wrote: »

Foxxxxxy

There are two 'p's' in flippant. You're so quick to pick up on Lone Ranger's spelling........ :rolleyes: couldn't let that one pass...

Meanwhile, this thread is over isn't it? Slightly bigger lady bought the blasted chair, which she has probably broken by now....

LOL thank you for making me smile

jeannieblue

foxxymynx wrote: »

LOL thank you for making me smile

No problem

petrafyde

I haven't read the full thread, just the initial post so apologies if I repeat anyone!

Firstly, I am presuming this was an antique chair. We've evolved to a different size and general shape, so something built 150years ago could not be reasonably expected to accomodate an average sized woman, let alone a large one, however, in this instance I think the OP perhaps dealt with it a bit insensitively? I can totally appreciate the panic he probably felt when he saw what she did/planned to do tho! haha. It's all a lesson though isn't it, already he's put a sign up saying no sitting on the chairs - this way he can use his discretion in future.

Lone, I think a discretely worded sign accompanied by a 'cough' and a point the next time someone of inappropriate size looks to go and sit on one should suffice.

I know exactly where you are coming from, I don't think you've opened a noose for your own neck.. there's nothing the 'fattie brigade' can honestly complain about if something is geniunely too delicate for their use. I'm one of said fatties, you'd probably have panicked if I'd gone to sit on it! (except I wouldn't!)

On a side note, did you consider re-directing her to another piece similar to those she had already purchased? Food for thought for next time

petrafyde

Just read the rest, glad she came back - probably realised it was a bit dramatic..maybe you weren't so insensitive after all