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Naples,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, January 04, 2012
A college student should NEVER submit such a poorly written report as yours. Capitalization, punctuation, spelling and proper sentence structure should be the NORM, not just something to which you adhere when you think it might be graded. I dare say that all you do in life from here on will be "graded", whether it be classroom, family or employment. The sooner that you learn this fact, the better off you will be.
And, by the way, Diogenes was 100% correct in his evaluation of your report. I also found it appalling that someone who purports to be a student in any reputable college could write such a grammatical mess. Wise up, young man. You have been give good advice.
Robert
Irvine,#3Consumer Comment
Tue, January 03, 2012
I do use capital letters when needed. I didn't really know it was that big of a deal to use proper grammar, spelling, etc. in a complaint/report; that really nothing is going to be done about it. Its
just on the internet for people to read.
- Okay you are just nineteen years old so let's figure that you are just starting out and even though you should, you do not really know what is expected of you.
If you post something on the Internet for people to read, they are going to take it as seriously as you do. So if you don't take the time to use proper grammar, spelling why should anyone who reads the report take it seriously? If you act/write like a first grader you are going to be treated like a first grader. The other thing is that it appears you are saying you only try when you are being watched(such as grades). Well if this is truly what you think then that attitude is going to come back and "bite you" time and time again. Because the true measure of someone is what they do when they are NOT being watched.
Now, as to your complaint. Perhaps you do have a valid complaint but it is going to be lost on anyone who is trying to read it. If you do actually put a poster up and put the same effort into it as you did this report, no one is going to take you seriously. In fact you may get quite a few laughs but they will not be laughing with you, they will be laughing at you.
debbymale
liberty,#4Author of original report
Tue, January 03, 2012
You have a really good point about the costumer guarantee. I read over the contract and noticed it and my own mother as well informed me about it. I took the "beat up" Acer computer back in to Rent A Center after explaining to them about violating the contract. The computer as well was having issues a bit even though they exchanged it; it was freezing and going really slow. I received a SONY computer and I am fine with it. Its cover is fine, it's not beaten up and also when I turn it on it is working fast as it should be. I as an individual though will not want to go back to RAC for anything else though because it was a bad experience for me. Anyone else going there that's on them. Thank you as well though for informing me about the costumer guarantee in the contract.
I have things sorted out with RAC and I am moving onto other things in my life now. I have a lot to look forward to like graduating college in Fall 2012 or Spring 2013 at the latest. [[-=
debbymale
liberty,#5Author of original report
Tue, January 03, 2012
I do use capital letters when needed. I didn't really know it was that big of a deal to use proper grammar, spelling, etc. in a complaint/report; that really nothing is going to be done about it. Its just on the internet for people to read. As for anyone who has anything rude to say to me I am going to be the "bigger" individual and just ignore it. Rent A Center is a company that I believe should not be kept opened. Though if anyone goes there than so be it on their behalf. To the professor at SUNY: did you actually state that you work in Sullivan? If that is a case, why is it that I am doing fine and going onto my third semester there and close to graduating? I was lazy making the complaint/report I do admit. I don't have all the time in the world to do everything perfect. No one does everything perfect not me, you, or anyone else for the matter. If that was the case that people did do perfect 24/7 I am sure the world would not have chaos in it. What class do you teach? If I do have a class with you than I will be sure to show you I am very hard working individual and you would not be able to fail me if I complete the work correctly. If you did fail me than that would be rude and I would simply do what I need to do (meeting or whatever is needed). Just because I decide to go and have bad grammar etc in a report... People shouldn't come at me, commenting me and thinking they know stuff about me when they do not. Its a complaint not a "I'm going to act like a little juvenile and start trying to rip peoples' heads off" thing; which would be very inappropriate and rude if you ask me. Asking people kindly: if any of you don't like the complaint/report than do me a favor... just move on to another report to read. Don't comment me things about my grammar, spelling, etc. please and thanks? I already know it's written a bit poorly. It's not as bad as some other reports I see on here though. Have a good day!
RAChelp
USA#6UPDATE Employee
Mon, January 02, 2012
Hi Deborah, I work at RAC and Im sorry to hear about the issues with your computer. Our Worry-Free Guarantee promises that you don't have to be stuck with a product you don't want. You can return your item and get the same (or a comparable) item, then just continue with your payments. You even have the flexibility to upgrade to an even newer item if you choose. Im glad to hear that the loaner is working well for you, but please do not hesitate to contact our Customer Care team at 1-800-422-8186 if you continue to have issues. I know its one more step to take, but giving Customer Care your feedback is the best way for issues like this to be addressed.
Diogenes
Averill Park,#7Consumer Comment
Sat, December 31, 2011
I am wondering how on Earth you were ever admitted to any decent college with the poor spelling, grammar and syntax skills you possess. Or should I say, the skills which you so severely LACK !! I certainly doubt that you are attending SUNY. ( Good Lord ! If by some improbable chance you actually ARE, I fear that someone in the admissions department will most certainly be unemployed in short order, and SUNY will be student short ! )
Please, next semester, do yourself an enormous favor and enroll in a few remedial English language classes somewhere. You'll get nowhere, neither in college nor in life, unless you do. And, before you come back with some inane response, consider this: I am a professor at SUNY and know EXACTLY from which I speak. Believe me, as is, you could never pass one of my classes, nor, I dare say, any class taught by one of my compatriots.
However, as I personally harbor no ill will towards you individually, might I add a heartfelt "bonne chance" to your ongoing battle with the illiterates at Rent A Center.
As you may know, it has been documented time and again that 99.9999% of Rent A Center employees couldn't even remember their own names, if it wasn't imprinted on their underwear. Indeed, how can someone possibly be taken seriously when the first word out their mouths is invariably " DUH ". And as for understanding, and being able to properly diagnose and repair, the internal composition and operations of a modern computer - forget about it. They constantly have trouble understanding how an abacus works.
coast
USA#8Consumer Comment
Sat, December 31, 2011
You will not graduate from college if you continue to start sentences with lowercase letters.