Post by account_disabled on Dec 20, 2023 13:45:32 GMT 8
Why in this case offer messaging to contact them? They have too many customers? A review of Space doesn't interest them? It's true that it's less than €300 and that it probably brings in less than selling a car, but to my knowledge the workshop teams are separate from the sales teams. They have far exceeded their 2019 objectives? It doesn't matter, they could give me an appointment in January, explaining to me that their schedule was very busy, as do certain doctors who only give an appointment within 15 days minimum or who make me wait on principle to show that there are people in the waiting room.
That said, this is not specific to Renault. To my knowledge, many Email Data buyers/decision makers complain of not having any response to their quote requests. Baker I went to Boulanger (the household appliances store closest to my home) to buy the Dyson hairbrush. I didn't know there was a brush on one side and a hairdryer on the other. I enter the store. I arrive in front of the department. I look at the product on display. I'm looking for a product to take away.
A salesman arrives. He sees that I'm not very sure of myself. He makes me put the box down and ends up directing me to the hair dryer (“that’s what you need”). He made me take a product that did not correspond to what I had come to look for, that I had not chosen, explaining to me that it was what I needed. He's supposed to be the expert, so I took his advice. Result, a disappointment on arrival. And there, I was terribly angry with him. Why did he make me put down the good product to take the one I didn't want (plus, it's cheaper).
That said, this is not specific to Renault. To my knowledge, many Email Data buyers/decision makers complain of not having any response to their quote requests. Baker I went to Boulanger (the household appliances store closest to my home) to buy the Dyson hairbrush. I didn't know there was a brush on one side and a hairdryer on the other. I enter the store. I arrive in front of the department. I look at the product on display. I'm looking for a product to take away.
A salesman arrives. He sees that I'm not very sure of myself. He makes me put the box down and ends up directing me to the hair dryer (“that’s what you need”). He made me take a product that did not correspond to what I had come to look for, that I had not chosen, explaining to me that it was what I needed. He's supposed to be the expert, so I took his advice. Result, a disappointment on arrival. And there, I was terribly angry with him. Why did he make me put down the good product to take the one I didn't want (plus, it's cheaper).