To whom it may concern,
I just received a call from the State Troopers Association asking for a donation for their Drinking and Driving Campaign, when I told the caller that I would not be able to donate due to financial difficulties, he began to berate me because I hadn't made a donation for the last three campaigns. I don't know who I should be writing this complaint to, but I'm completely appalled at the behavior of the person representing your organization. I should not have to explain my finances to someone who is trying to elicit a donation from me, I should merely have to say that we can't afford it right now and that should be accepted. This is not the first time one of the callers has been rude to me, during the last campaign a few months ago I was treated the same. I guarantee you that if any other organization were calling for a donation, they would not be verbally abusive to the person they were trying to get a donation from. Your people need a lesson in dealing with customers, even if the response is not the one they want, they need to learn to bite their tongue and accept it. I just want you to know that I will NEVER donate to this organization again, my husband is in law enforcement and I would rather give donations to his union than one who does not appreciate that not everyone can give money in this tough economy
With great disappointment,
Sabrina L.
So I say, put that in your pipe and smoke it State Troopers! Am I wrong? Did I go overboard? The first time they called and yelled at me I was so shocked that I just took it. This time I was shocked, but I recovered quicky and got uber pissed off. I have so much adrenaline running through my veins now I'm going to go clean the bathrooms. I'll write again later once I've calmed down.With great disappointment,
Sabrina L.
Thanks for reading my rant
xoxo
Sabrina
Dude, you are so right on, and good for you for writing a clear, intelligent letter to those losers. Can you get mad again and come clean my bathroom?
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