— Adventures In Customer Experience — Real Customer Service Encounters —
— Online Shopping Cart Sagas — Escapades In The Checkout Line —
A wobbly cart is the worst! On that, most would probably agree.
We’ve all been there. Halfway through a shopping expedition, when that wheel starts to wobble and the cart veers off, this way and that, as if the cart has a mind of its own, you do your best to avoid that spendy glassware display just off to your right and that toddler, who’s tottering about, just off to your left. By the time you reach the checkout line, your wrists are fatigued, your nerves are on end, and you’re wishing you could be rid of the thing, if only you could find an ACME Shopping Cart Repair Shop somewhere within the store’s maze of aisles!
Wobblycart can’t help you with that errant cart, but it is here for you, as your go-to customer expression platform (“tell ’em like it is”) where you can share any shopping experience, good or bad. When a product or a service provider falls short on expectations, when you have a poor shopping experience, encounter unexpected product failures, have interactions with service providers that don’t live up to the marketing hype, or experience the shopping experience of a lifetime, wobblycart gives you that space to tell it all.
Stop suffering in silence and, by all means, don’t just whine, moan and complain about it; and, on the flip side, don’t keep that dream shopping locale all to yourself either. Speak up and share with others so they can be in the know. When you talk about it, others can gain from your pain or stride in your joyride. Yes, it’s true, some carts are a joyride… giving you that one-of-a-kind, wobble-free experience.
Level the playing field. Help fellow customers and shoppers with your insights and experiences.
Tell your story. Share the adventure of your own cart ride.
Speak Up Now!
Bad Bike Seat
SGT bike seat broke, causing severe leg injury. Manufacturer should have placed a stop at the front of the seat’s I-Beam to keep us Elmer Fudd types from mounting the seat at the front edge of the I-Beam, which causes undue stress on the front of the I-Beam due to cantilever of body weight which over time stresses the I-Beam, enabling it to crack or break.
CenturyLink Service Goes Down Again, And Again, And Again... On And On
Over a period of going on 10 years now, our telephone and internet service with CenturLink have gone out too many times to keep track of, for an accumulated amount of time totaling more than 1 year. CenturyLink admits the problem is always due to a specific component that goes out in a junction box in our neighborhood. Nevertheless, with their promise that they will reimburse us, following our many, many complaints, we’ve never seen a reimbursement check or any credit to our account. This service truly is a link to last century’s technology.
