.... [Walmart Canada's] return policy is better or the same as Canadian tire ....
Canadian Tire has return policies I don't like also. They all do.
Perhaps h8tr has the solution for you. I'm no expert. He pretends to know all, unless your opinion is different
Now, Sangria: recently you wrote:
That's when I challenged you to do your homework, on why is NOT "the same as" Crappy Tire.
But instead of educating yourself, you decided to again post:
Here's the bottom line: you can no longer defend Crappy Tire, while hiding behind a self-imposed veil of ignorance.
Once you've got a fact-based opinion, and not just guess-work and assumptions, we will all look forward to some lucid, well-researched comments from you.
But right now? Your frequent repetitions of "Gee, aren't they all just the same?" are misleading and annoying.
All anyone has to do is visit any companies facebook page, google their name or go to any consumer complaint site, and low and behold, you see complaints.
Seems like the only opinion that matters to you is your own.
Here we go with the same old fault logic again: if even one other company has had even one complaint, ever, then the flood of complaints about Canadian Tire can all be dismissed.
Certainly nobody's tracking every single complaint about every single company in Canada, so we can't just quote an all-encompassing statistic from a single source.
But we need not just throw up our hands and say, "Gee, I guess we can't tell who's worse, so CT must be A-OK".
There are lots of ways to compare complaints against retailers.
One is customer satisfaction surveys, which have already been quoted (I think on this very thread!), and they consistently place Crappy Tire at the bottom. One survey put CT behind only Zellers, who are now defunct. Welcome to the bottom, CT!
Another way is to compare the things that consumers are complaining about. At most business, the complaints are about employees not following the policies. But at CT, the policies are so bad, that many complaints are triggered when employees DO follow the terrible policies.
Another way to compare look at the sheer number of complaints on a retailer's Facebook page. You will see that there are far move complaints per day at CT than at the competitor's site - even though CT routinely deletes complaint posts from their site.
So, there is not need to adopt Sangria's "Gee, I guess we'll never know, so CT can't be any worse" attitude.
Still waiting for Sangria to do some homework - should I give up waiting?
i think the idea here is we detest crappy tire and waste no time saying so....some more subtly than others....i dont think its about personal gain although i agree ego abounds in spades here....but at the end of the day we are just trying to get the message across DONT SHOP AT CANADIAN TIRE THEY SUCK EVERYTHING ABOUT THEM SUCKSI am not sure how you post here for personal gain. I would think the owner of the website is the only one that can make money from a site. I do see a donate spot and advertising.
If you actually read complaints on ALL sites or articles about service, price, employees, then you would see that there are many opinions that are commented on at the end. I find it interesting to read, as some people complain and other people either support a particular complaint or they root out not legitimate complaints. There is definitely varying opinions on Every Retailer including Canadian tire. Lots of complaints on their facebook page but also a lot of likes. Just making an observation.
This makes almost no sense at all. I think Sangria is again trying to claim that even one complaint on even one competitor's page means CT can't possibly suck.
And something about 'opinions' - not sure what they are on about, there.
Luckily there is a no risk of consumers being fooled, since Sangria long ago self-destructed in the credibility department, by refusing to do any fact-checking.
Kinda sad - there seemed to be a glimmer of intelligence there, but now extinguished.
Any-hoo ....
Ran into this little gem ... it's as if they've been listening to Ctme/Lawguy/moaner!
5 Ways To Destroy Your Customer Experience - Business 2 Community!
Here's how it starts out:
It always amazes me when organizational leaders think the small things don’t matter. They say things like, “That’s just one comment” or “We don’t pay attention to anecdotes.” It’s OK to use data and big results to guide the big decisions, but it’s not OK to ignore the little things. These small things amount to a lot. In today’s world, where 89% of us will shop with a competitor after a bad customer experience, it’s imperative not to make these mistakes.
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