Lovely account of customer service
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Date: Wednesday, 7 July 2004 08:33 (UTC)One of my favorite awful-customers stories is from a friend who worked at EB; a customer brought in a receipt and asked for his money back. Not the game -- just the receipt. He thought he could keep the game and get the money back.