That Dropped Call with Customer Service? It Was on Purpose
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That Dropped Call with Customer Service? It Was on Purpose
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#3Like the "work requirements" bullshit being added to SNAP and Medicaid to take away healthcare, housing, and food from the most vulnerable people. John Oliver just did a segment about this. (No link yet as of writing.)
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#4I was polite until the last call. Screaming at the last (innocent) rep about the repeated hang ups was the only way to get them to not hang up and actually address the issue.
I was very tempted to just issue a chargeback and abandon their car in their parking lot.
It’s a good thing I didn’t, since apparently it’s now standard practice for rental car companies to falsely accuse customers of stealing their cars.
https://www.baileyglasser.com/services-rental-car-wrongful-a...
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#8This is where the average consumer needs agentic AI on their side.
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#9Happened again with a different set of Ford models.
https://www.carandbike.com/news/ford-announces-recall-for-ov...