21 Jan 2024 03:54 PM
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Most of us have been 'educated' at some time or another about how much the 'one' way missed appointments cost companies. However when do we lose humanity over business?
I am 100% guilty of a missed appointment on 29th December 2023, despite informing the Sky Engineer via the Live Ring app my wife's Consultant/Doctors had suddenly called all loved one's in to Hospital for the final goodbye, bless him he said he was sorry to hear this. Unfortunately the infamous line of Sky communication broke down again and we were still charged.
Fast forward to 21 Jan 2024 and just got off the telephone with the second Sky *Customer Service Advisor* today, I expected this would be rectified one way or another and if it could not be I was prepared to send in a copy of the Death Certificate - before anyone jumps to conclusions I dont give a toss about the £25 Sky charge, however I do care about how LOW companies will go.....
First Sky advisor struggled with the entire concept of what I was telling her, partly due to the language barrier, I was placed on hold for 2 - 3 minutes whilst she spoke to her supervisor, we all know the routine by now.
When their chat ended I still owed £25 for a missed Engineer appointment, but she would be happy to put me through to the 'correct' department, guess what? I was simply put back through to another of her unsuspecting colleagues.
I explained the sad state of affairs with Sky advisor number two, I have no way of knowing how much she understood, what I did learn is there is no facility to speak to anyone in the UK!!! Oh and she would like me to evaluate her performance after the call had ended.
Sky, on my behalf, made another appointment, I hasten to add this was not my idea. I felt sorry for the Engineer walking into a grieving father and son sat around bunches of flowers and an abundance of Sympathy cards
Good news, apparantly my 19 years with sky makes me a Diamond customer. Believe me when I say, good luck to anyone that has to deal with these 'people'.
Thank you for patience
21 Jan 2024 04:05 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out moreAs with many companies, I suspect the front line advisers have little discretion in matters which are not routine. I would suggest raising a formal complaint which is more likely to reach the eyes and ears of a Sky official with more authority.
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