Beltsville Vicinity Shoppers, Vent Your Spleens!
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Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Wal-Mart is Trying to Steal My Christmas Joy!
Read one more reason to hate the country's largest retailer and never shop there again. Poor lady.
If you spend any money in northern P.G. County (below), you probably have valuable "customer experiences," we'll call them,
to share with your
community. Those of us who shop for goods and services in this area are the caretakers of this important Web site.
This site's purpose is to benefit consumers and the businesses in our community, both. Discerning shoppers can learn
which businesses really take care of us as customers; and astute businesses can use the free customer feedback as a learning tool to
improve consumer care (and their own bottom line). We aim to be fair in our
endeavors, too. We want to see the shopping environment improve in our community for EVERYONE!
Contribute
We're striving to be top-of-mind in the Beltsville vicinity for customer-service reporting on local merchants and services. Send us your gripes AND congratulations concerning area businesses (from rec centers to nail salons) and their customer service, and we'll get them up. Hit us at beltsvilleshopper@gmail.com to share your stories, anonymously or otherwise. We'll even interview you and write your story for you if you want.
The really good, the bad, and the downright ugly. That's what this forum is about, as it pertains to customer service while shopping or receiving other services (e.g., yard, auto) in the Beltsville/Hyattsville/College Park/Laurel/Greenbelt, MD area. But not so much the mundane.
Send us your gripes AND congratulations concerning customer-service-related "incidents," and we'll get them up and give the merchant an opportunity to comment.
Our philosophy is that if we can expend the energy to gripe about poor service, then we should be equally inspired to laud instances of exceptional customer service.
Fellow patrons, let's have at it. Hit us at beltsvilleshopper@gmail.com with your customer service tragedies and triumphs. Be sure to specify whether you want your article to appear from "Anonymous" or to bear your name (even a made-up one).
And read the related Washington Post article.