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		<title>Cracks in the Ice&#8230;</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 27 May 2008 18:02:41 +0000</pubDate>
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Remember this experience?
Well, I received a phone message last week while I was off gallivanting around Maine; the caller was from CSC&#8217;s corporate offices. [I had filled out their online customer comment card, pointing to the previous article so they could see for themselves what was going on. Thanks, by the way, for everyone's comments [...]]]></description>
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<p><a href="http://dc.metblogs.com/2008/05/16/stone-cold-silence/">Remember this experience?</a></p>
<p>Well, I received a phone message last week while I was off gallivanting around Maine; the caller was from CSC&#8217;s corporate offices. <em>[I had filled out their online customer comment card, pointing to the previous article so they could see for themselves what was going on. Thanks, by the way, for everyone's comments - hopefully they caught those as well.]</em></p>
<p>I was assured the matter was being looked into and the franchisee was being notified. Supposedly I should have already received a call from the store (nope) and received a gift certificate notification through the mail (nope).</p>
<p>Now, I&#8217;ll state right here and now I didn&#8217;t start all this for some form of free anything. I&#8217;ve done the retail punishment for over 15 years before I got smart and left; it pains me to see poor customer service, especially in establishments I frequent. I feel it&#8217;s my duty to politely let them know when they&#8217;re failing the public trust. And yes, also when they&#8217;ve gone above and beyond as well. (And yes, I&#8217;m an excellent tipper when it&#8217;s warranted.)</p>
<p>So while the call back is refreshing, the lack of local follow-up is disappointing. If / when we get those certificates, we&#8217;ll head back to the same location, if only to see if anything has changed (and yes, I&#8217;ll let everyone here know!). Meantimes, we&#8217;ll probably shift to the Hoffman location, unless someone can suggest a great local spot in Alexandria / Kingstowne / Springfield to try. (For the record, not a fan of Kalidescoops or Maggie Moo&#8217;s.)</p>
<p>Please, readers, suggest away!</p>
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