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October 18th, 2012 05:27 PM #31
since ok na pala dito pa OT nalang.
sa MCP may motobisyo, dito sa tsikot may autobisyo, iisa lang ba may-ari nun?
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October 19th, 2012 05:08 PM #32
Since wala ng bad autobisyo experience, change thread title na! hehe. kudos to autobisyo. That's how you handle customers, and earn them.
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October 19th, 2012 05:22 PM #33
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October 19th, 2012 06:31 PM #34salamat po sa feedback both positive and negative. it will help us to improve our services and correct our mistakes.
tama po kayo customer is always right and we always want the customer to be happy and satisfied. although sa dami po ng
ka transact meron po talaga at hindi naiiwasan mga ganito problema. but rest assured, we always address it humbly, with due deligence and respect.
salamat po tsikoters. kudos are yours. we are here in the business because of you guys.
should one of you guys pass in our area, please free to drop by. hanapin nyo lang po ako.
masarap gumawa ng brewed coffee si becca.
-jerome/autobisyo
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October 19th, 2012 06:57 PM #35
Yahoo! :clap:
Considering galing Sta. Rosa pa yung item ha.
A bit OT lang,
Jerome, 1.8k pa rin ba yung front plate base mo para sa Vios Gen 2.5? Or bumalik na sa dating presyo which is... how much again?
Thanks!
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And if you're planning to stay here (tsikot) for a while, I'm sure dadami rin fans ng autobisyo na tsikot member. Hehehe.
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October 19th, 2012 08:16 PM #37
*autobisyo, wala na ba yung website niyo? alam ko meron dati eh. hindi ko na makita ngayon.
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October 20th, 2012 12:27 AM #38Oo nga sir Jerome if pwede naman sa mods Baka pwede papost ng price ng wax nyo hehehe Baka me sale uli e
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October 20th, 2012 01:31 AM #39
I've dealt with Jerome for years, way before he opened up his shops in Laguna. It was a time when he went as far as to personally deliver stuff to my office. I have somehow built up a fondness for his products and his 'customer first' attitude. I live up north and I still come visit him from time to time if I need anything aftermarket and he's always there, ready with a greeting and a handshake.
Staff running the shops may not always share the same ideals or enthusiasm as their employers. But as customers, let's not also throw our weight around just because we are 'always right'. Things go wrong and snags happen more often than not. The really best thing to do is to escalate. Give the guy in charge a chance to get things right.
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October 20th, 2012 10:10 AM #40
I'm sure Jerome wouldn't have acted differently had I decided not to share my experience on this forum and approached him directly.
But I have to disagree about a customer not "throwing his weight around." On the contrary, we should, as customers, throw our weight around not so much because we're always right but if only to assert our rights as consumers that sadly are usually not a priority of establishments that couldn't care less to do our bidding.
The customer may not be always right, but he should still be king. You can go talk to the manager or do as i did. Let's be honest about it -- nobody can argue against the power of public opinion.
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