Re:Air Canada ordered to pay customer who was misled by airl...
by steveBK123 on Friday February 16, 2024 @11:00PM
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Yes, further, expectations wise..
On the phone with a customer service rep, I might understand a little wishy washy answer, slip of the tongue or slightly inaccurate statement. I've never really had a rep lie to me, usually its just I don't knows & them escalation as needed.
There is something about the written word from a company that makes it feel more like "binding statement".
And especially for something where it’s just pulling data from an internal system. There is absolutely no reason to invent made up information and saying “well humans do it all the time” is just an excuse.