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danielsexton · September 7th, 2004, 20:01

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And what exactly qualifies you to be saying this?

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Um yeah, if you have no customer's you can't stay in business. Learned that in High School economics.

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And really I meant it when I stated Nothing Personal. The comment was not directed at you as an individual, but at the prevailing attitude around here about anything concerning customer service. It amazes me how almost everyone’s attitude seems to be "Screw the customer, let them go fly another airline". Can anyone name even one successful business model that includes “Screw the Customer, let them go somewhere else”? [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

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The standby option could also work, but if a person wants to guarantee that they are on the flight then they will need to purchase two seats up front.

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100% agree. Standby or purchase second seat for guarantee.

September 7th, 2004, 20:01	#16
danielsexton Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: CSG Posts: 186	Re: If your large don\'t fly SWA [ QUOTE ] And what exactly qualifies you to be saying this? [/ QUOTE ] Um yeah, if you have no customer's you can't stay in business. Learned that in High School economics. -- And really I meant it when I stated Nothing Personal. The comment was not directed at you as an individual, but at the prevailing attitude around here about anything concerning customer service. It amazes me how almost everyone’s attitude seems to be "Screw the customer, let them go fly another airline". Can anyone name even one successful business model that includes “Screw the Customer, let them go somewhere else”? [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img] [ QUOTE ] The standby option could also work, but if a person wants to guarantee that they are on the flight then they will need to purchase two seats up front. [/ QUOTE ] 100% agree. Standby or purchase second seat for guarantee.