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Rec'd this email response today from a well-known office supply store:
"Hello, Thank you for contacting S******
I am sorry with any incontinence this has caused you on the delay of your order. We defiantly do our best to get orders to our customer on the expected delivery date."
"Please add Depends to my order and stop being defiant."
Rec'd this email response today from a well-known office supply store:
"Hello, Thank you for contacting S******
I am sorry with any incontinence this has caused you on the delay of your order. We defiantly do our best to get orders to our customer on the expected delivery date."
Hah. Yet another case of subliminal stream-of-consciousness trickle-down marketing.
Rec'd this email response today from a well-known office supply store:
"Hello, Thank you for contacting S******
I am sorry with any incontinence this has caused you on the delay of your order. We defiantly do our best to get orders to our customer on the expected delivery date."
I find "incontinence" and "defiance" to be particularly unsettling terms when used in a customer service letter. When you throw in "delivery date," things get downright scary.
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