Hola y’all! You know kids; customer service is a dying art in this country. We hear horror stories all the time, especially on social media. People take to Facebook, Twitter or blogs to complain about being treated poorly by companies and how bad their customer service is. National restaurant chains and the cable company usually get the worst run.
But, sometimes that’s just because it’s much easier, and usually more entertaining, to be negative. We don’t A few years ago I was in Las Vegas and decided to go to the Olympic Garden Gentlemen’s Club. IKR? I don’t normally go to places like that. Anyway, when I got there a bum middle-aged entrepreneur came up to me and told me that he would watch my car to make sure nobody messed with it for two dollars.
I thought that was a great service for someone to provide so I gave him a couple of bucks and thanked him. An hour or so and a few lap dances later when I came out of the club I was surprised to find him sitting on the curb next to my rental.
“I made sure nobody messed with your car man!” he said as I approached. I looked over at the car and back at him and said “You did a hell of job man. You probably deserve a bonus.” He immediately agreed and I gave him a five dollar bill because you should expect to pay for quality service. I also told him to splurge and get a burger or something at the Wendy’s next door.
“I might do that man” he said as he started to walk away. Suddenly he turned around and said “MIGHT get me a couple of cold ones with that too!”
Until yesterday that was pretty much the best example of quality customer service I had ever seen. Of course, I had never had occasion to see someone deal with the outstanding customer service you get from the BrownShoe Company who are the people who make Dr. Scholl’s shoes.
As you probably know my friend Matt-Man firmly, yet humorously brought this outrage to our attention and decided to email the Brown Shoe Company and Dr. Scholl’s shoes a link to his blog post so that they too know about his pain and suffering.
And what happened, you ask? Barely an hour later they emailed back and offered to make things right. They gave him a code to use on their website to get a free pair of shoes to replace the defective ones. They didn’t try to argue with him, or worse, ignore him. They simply apologized for his inconvenience and made things right.
That, my friends is how customer service is done. There are a lot of companies out there, Cox Cable, Starbucks and most restaurant chains who could learn a good lesson from the Brown Shoe Company, the makers of Dr. Scholl’s. Because let me tell ya folks, not only does the Brown Shoe Company and Dr.Scholl’s know how to make shoes, they know how to treat their customers.
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