Considering the few instances I have to do with American
companies customerservice of these is for me too often
miserable
You could say it is on American Standard.
I give an example:for bad customerservice: www.Penreader.com
I had an issue with a software from them. I wrote to the customer
service twice and asked them to help me. What I got was a
message that I had not bought any software from them. Then I
got a login into a newly set up site which showed my purchases
from them which stated that I had not bought anything from them.
Further the email did not offer the chance to reply.
Despite this I told the customer service that I had bought from
them and could prove it, but got no answer.
For some time did not get along with the software, until I found out
by accident..
It is in computing like this that a simple mistake stops things from
working and you may not know how to get along for longer time.
Penreader's customerservice may have helped me quickly if they
had listened to my problem a short time. But they did not and
decided to tell me lies which promote theft, deceit.
With telling me I had not bought anything from them, and I not
being able to find out I would have been left with the loss of a paid
software. and the need to buy another one.
So penreader appears to be deceitful.
What is the answer to such a fucking American corporation.
Try to establish a fuck back service.
I consider it as an insult that I have to buy an English German
dictionary of an German company PONS from such an
American corporation.
Language has a lot to do with culture.
Europe has a much older and versatile culture than the US and
should take good care of it. This includes Languages.
Why the hell do you have to buy a German PONS dictionary for
Android from idiotic Americans?
Europe is strong enough to defend its culture also in face of
technology.
Such software has to be made and sold in Europe.
Oxford University could initiate such. Their
Advanced learner's dictionary should not be
sold on www.penreader.com.
I give another example of bad customer service of
American companies later.
companies customerservice of these is for me too often
miserable
You could say it is on American Standard.
I give an example:for bad customerservice: www.Penreader.com
I had an issue with a software from them. I wrote to the customer
service twice and asked them to help me. What I got was a
message that I had not bought any software from them. Then I
got a login into a newly set up site which showed my purchases
from them which stated that I had not bought anything from them.
Further the email did not offer the chance to reply.
Despite this I told the customer service that I had bought from
them and could prove it, but got no answer.
For some time did not get along with the software, until I found out
by accident..
It is in computing like this that a simple mistake stops things from
working and you may not know how to get along for longer time.
Penreader's customerservice may have helped me quickly if they
had listened to my problem a short time. But they did not and
decided to tell me lies which promote theft, deceit.
With telling me I had not bought anything from them, and I not
being able to find out I would have been left with the loss of a paid
software. and the need to buy another one.
So penreader appears to be deceitful.
What is the answer to such a fucking American corporation.
Try to establish a fuck back service.
I consider it as an insult that I have to buy an English German
dictionary of an German company PONS from such an
American corporation.
Language has a lot to do with culture.
Europe has a much older and versatile culture than the US and
should take good care of it. This includes Languages.
Why the hell do you have to buy a German PONS dictionary for
Android from idiotic Americans?
Europe is strong enough to defend its culture also in face of
technology.
Such software has to be made and sold in Europe.
Oxford University could initiate such. Their
Advanced learner's dictionary should not be
sold on www.penreader.com.
I give another example of bad customer service of
American companies later.
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