Cory
San Antonio,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, March 31, 2005
Sorry to say but I'll bet they have your "number" down as a "special" customer with a notation about the male driver and the reason behind it. With that info on file, the driver drown himself in cologne right before he got out to make your delivery. They were trying to make a point. They don't want your business.
Cory
San Antonio,#3Consumer Comment
Thu, March 31, 2005
Sorry to say but I'll bet they have your "number" down as a "special" customer with a notation about the male driver and the reason behind it. With that info on file, the driver drown himself in cologne right before he got out to make your delivery. They were trying to make a point. They don't want your business.
Cory
San Antonio,#4Consumer Comment
Thu, March 31, 2005
Sorry to say but I'll bet they have your "number" down as a "special" customer with a notation about the male driver and the reason behind it. With that info on file, the driver drown himself in cologne right before he got out to make your delivery. They were trying to make a point. They don't want your business.
Alice
Okeechobee,#5Consumer Comment
Thu, March 31, 2005
well good customer service so far, but unfortunaetly today I order take out, and the moron who comes to my door is reeking of cologne fumes...more cologne than I've ever smelled on a person in my life. I wonder.. was it done on purpose? The cologne odors were so ridiculously strong--usually when people wear cologne and they're working and it's late at night, the fumes have worn off, but I've never smelled more cologne in my life than on this guy. What are these people trying to do...ruin their customer's health??? The guy also seemed to grin when I closed my door and told him I couldn't sign b/c there was too much cologne. Hey i wonder.. this is really sick if that's the case..I'd like to know why people who know that a person is chemically sensitive would send a delivery driver who is reeking of more cologne than a person can ever smell in their life.. I WONDER? I'm not trying to blame it on anyone here, but after being interrogated by a manager, hey who knows what people are capable of..im not going to call them b/c im sure some manager is probably going to harass me or something or not put the blame on their employees so im writing it here. Hey if you know a customer is chemically sensitive, why would u send a delivery driver who is reeking of cologne in the worst way possible...I'd just like to know. If I owned a business or was a manager, and someone had a health condition I'd go out fo my way to accommodate that person because you know what.. the customer is NUMBER ONE, and someone's health is more than NUMBER ONE. Yet, here it seems people might be playing jokes and pranks with people's very health..if this IS the case..this is really sick. Im not trying to put the blame on anyone.. maybe the guy was just wearing a lot of cologne, but really, usually when people wear cologne, by 9:45 pm it's worn off.. well this guy's cologne was stronger than I've ever smelled cologne in my life. Now there are cologne fumes in my porch and sun room that are making me dizzy, and really sick. Anyhow, my point is that when you know someone is chemically sensitive why would you send a delivery driver who is wearing more cologne than a person can encounter in their life? I'm just really frustrated, because I'm really sick now, and this is such a mess. I take great care to avoid these type of colognes at all cost yet a mere delivery driver can literally do this to my health. How terrible and sick...