Yesterday I received my first credit card. Don't bother warning me that about the risks, I've got my own case studies for that one! I have it in order to be able to buy lots of clothes all at once and pay them off over a period of time. Clothes for me have become an unaffordable thing (High and Mighty isn't the cheapest) and it's got to the point old clothes are wearing out faster than I can afford to buy new ones. I will not be using it for frivolous purposes!
And I received confirmation of my new savings account. I'm going to put aside £100 a month for the time being. I'll increase it as and when I can.
Gosh... I even had to contact a customer service department (something I've always prided myself on not having to have done) as my card didn't arrive first time. My credit card companies customer service was great and sorted it straight away. But then again I know the main cause of bad customer service... the customer.
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But then again I know the main cause of bad customer service... the customer.
ReplyDeleteIn some cases this is true but not in every case. Just like stupid customers, you can get stupid customer service personnel as well. When I get good ones I thank them personally for being helpful and nice. If I get exceptional ones I write letters.