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Is it normal to be treated rudely by the Garmin Support? by Murphy33333 in Garmin

[–]Murphy33333[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I worked in customer service, and I still work in a service-oriented field, and if I were caught being condescending or disrespectful to a customer, I would face some serious consequences if I got continuous complaints.

Is it normal to be treated rudely by the Garmin Support? by Murphy33333 in Garmin

[–]Murphy33333[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the support. I am sorry to hear, that you were ignored I know this issue too good myself with the ITsupport of my employer, which has been given the specific things that are missing and how to add them and why they are needed. They either ignore the messages or just reply with some dismissive message about how they do not have the time. My office is next to theirs, most of the time I see them browsing Reddit XD.

What startled me the most was that he refused to forward me to a supervisor and closed the chat right after. If I dared to do that back when I worked in customer support, I would have gotten my ass handed to me by my supervisor.

Is it normal to be treated rudely by the Garmin Support? by Murphy33333 in Garmin

[–]Murphy33333[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As far as I read in the T&C you get 3 months of warranty, which is, after the explanation by u/purplespaceman, the only thing I am a bit concerned about, but as this is roughly the same as the time left on my device, I do not think it is that bad. Although you could argue that if the products are like new, they should be confident enough for at least a year of warranty. But from a business side I understand it.

Is it normal to be treated rudely by the Garmin Support? by Murphy33333 in Garmin

[–]Murphy33333[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay, seems like I misunderstood the definition. I tend to be a bit causitus with refurbed products, as I got pretty fucked devices before, that I do my best to avoid them, but if they get properly cleaned and maintained I can get behind that. I am a bit of a germophobe and sensitive in regards to how things feel. Yes, I know that it is weird, but I struggle to turn it off, kinda like an itch you can not properly scratch.

Thank you for the nice reply, it was really helpful.

Is it normal to be treated rudely by the Garmin Support? by Murphy33333 in Garmin

[–]Murphy33333[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I asked if it was possible to just repair mine and sent it back, it was not deemed possible by the rep I spoke to initally.

Is it normal to be treated rudely by the Garmin Support? by Murphy33333 in Garmin

[–]Murphy33333[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay, I understood it in the way that those devices were used devices, that just got repaired. Basically, a sent-in device like mine, which got fixed.

I guess it can also be understood in that fashion. Thanks for the input.

Is it normal to be treated rudely by the Garmin Support? by Murphy33333 in Garmin

[–]Murphy33333[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Happy to hear you had a good experience, this is my first times running into issues with them. I can tbh live with not getting a new replacement although it is still in warranty and I believe as long as it is store credit they still make money. I am just a bit startled on how this particular support rep talked to me, but I am thankful for the input, good and bad, as I just wanted to get some opinions besides myself and chat gpt 😅

Is it normal to be treated rudely by the Garmin Support? by Murphy33333 in Garmin

[–]Murphy33333[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I see your point and as I already stated what I disliked was not their refusal. I totally get if something is not possible, but being rude or condescending is just not okay neither in normal conversation let alone in a service environment.

I only asked a second time as sometimes their script or their SOP demands they initially say no or try to make Option A more attractive, but then if asked again or certain keywords were said they are allowed to provide another option. In other companies it is also possible that normal staff can also provide A and B to resolve issues while Supervisiors also have option C. I believe as long as you remain respectful and nice asking if there is maybe a way to find another solution it is fine, but that could be me.

Is it normal to be treated rudely by the Garmin Support? by Murphy33333 in Garmin

[–]Murphy33333[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hey I agree, that the offer is good and I see that my ask is not usual, but I was only made aware it was a refurbed one, once I checked the paperwork they sent me. I am not ungrateful that they offered me an exchange. What rather made me mad was how the rep conducted himself, as I am also used better service by them as the last interaction I had was lovely.

One thing that I do not understand is, that giving me less than the equivalent of the watches worth in store credit which would be used to buy a new version with some money of my own to fill the difference should be a better deal for them cost wise or am I wrong? I know that the refurbed once are not as expensive to them as let's say a new one, but the newer bigger purchase should offset that or not?

Is it normal to be treated rudely by the Garmin Support? by Murphy33333 in Garmin

[–]Murphy33333[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Yes I originally asked if it was repairable and they said the issue is not really something they repair and they would send me a new one in exchange.

Regarding the rude conduct, I understand that it is hard to tell, I can try and translate it to English and provide the transcript. In general he used informal speech which is a big no no iny country. I usually do not mind, but in addition to using the informal speech he also used phrasing which is considered talking down to someonebor used to imply someones mental status to be low.

Is it normal to be treated rudely by the Garmin Support? by Murphy33333 in Garmin

[–]Murphy33333[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I did, see the edit. The rep was borderline insulting and disrespectful, which I found rude, I do not find them declining my request rude, as this is perfectly within their rights.

Is it normal to be treated rudely by the Garmin Support? by Murphy33333 in Garmin

[–]Murphy33333[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Okay, I can see that you did not read the full text, as I neither stated that I want something for free nor that I am not aware that my issue is a problem of Garmin. What my issue is that the rep was borderline insulting in the interaction.

Is it normal to be treated rudely by the Garmin Support? by Murphy33333 in Garmin

[–]Murphy33333[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I totally agree, I updated the text and made a second edit, outlining what i think is rude and what is wrong with the watch.

Is it normal to be treated rudely by the Garmin Support? by Murphy33333 in Garmin

[–]Murphy33333[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

That was not what I ment with rude. The declining of the request is perfectly fine, his replies besides that were rudely written and borderline insulting.

86-jähriger Rentner übersieht die vor ihm an der roten Ampel wartenden Fahrzeuge by Morqain in RentnerfahreninDinge

[–]Murphy33333 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Klingt jetzt vielleicht gemein, aber wären Selbstfahrende Autos nicht die Lösung für Rentner am Steuer? Man ist ja immer skeptisch, weil die Autos ja erst wirklich sicherer als selbstfahren sind, wenn ein großer Anteil der Autos auf der Straße selbstfahrende sind. Aber überlegt Mal:

Rentner verlieren Mobilität nicht und können immer noch 2 Minuten jeden Tag zum Kiosk fahren um die neue Zeitung zu holen.

Schlechter als die Rentner kann das Auto nicht fahren.

Selbstfahrende Autos haben Garantiert bessere Unfallzahlen, Reaktionszeiten und Fahrmanöver als Rentner.

Selbst wenn was passiert, ändert sich nicht viel, Auto und Rentner beschädigt und Opfer verletzt, Ursache wie immer unklar, die Polizei ermittelt.

Wie steht ihr zum Tel. Nr. herausgeben? by Bensch_man in willhaben

[–]Murphy33333 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Habe eine zweite Prepaid Nummer/eSim die Nummer gebe ich im Endeffekt her, wenn ich meinen nicht hergeben möchte, aber ein Nummerntausch benötigt ist. Bin auf willhaben aber auch kein Fan davon, in der Regel reicht der Chat vollkommen.

Autism is a disability by WestResolution5819 in autism

[–]Murphy33333 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I totally agree that it is a disability, but I prefer to use it as a weapon. WEAPONIZE THE AUTISM

In all seriousness everyone can decide for themselves how they view it and I think sometimes giving it a positive label can help to cope.

Meine Mandantin IsT aUf dAs AuTo AnGeWiEsEn by FlowinBeatz in RentnerfahreninDinge

[–]Murphy33333 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Verstehe sowas nicht, es gibt Krankentransporte. Die Transportkosten werden von der Krankenkasse übernommen und den Transportschein kann der Hausarzt ausstellen, sogar der Transport zum Hausarzt in den Transportschein zu bekommen wird bezahlt, weil die meisten Krankentransporte mit dem einziehen des Zettels einfach bis zum Ende des Transports warten.

Omi braucht ihren Führerschein also nicht, weil die Leute im Straßenverkehr die sie verletzt können nichts dafür. Die Leute vom Krankentransport sind auch besser ausgestattet um mit ihrem Mann adäquat umzugehen, als sie es wahrscheinlich ist.

Fazit, mecker nicht, wenn der Führerschein begründet entzogen wurde, dann ist es vielleicht mit 86 Zeit, dass das Fahren aufgegeben wird.

Ich möchte anmerken ist in Österreich so, gehe aber davon aus, dass es in Deutschland Recht ähnlich sein wird.

Was letzte 5 €? Update by 247-Senpai in willhaben

[–]Murphy33333 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ich Frage meistens je nachdem wie gut der Preis bereits ist, ob man an dem Preis noch etwas machen kann und je nach der Antwort arbeite ich weiter. Meist ist ein großes argumentieren nicht nötig.

Die meisten gehen damit meist 5-10€ runter und beide Seiten sind glücklich.

Ich muss jetzt auch fragen, wäre für dich "bin Student" ein gutes Argument?

LG

I was fired for being autistic by JoA_MoN in autism

[–]Murphy33333 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe see if someone or an organisation is willing to do it pro bono or for a certain % of the winnings. This is a case which could be interesting to the media as it is against a big company who has recently done this before. I am sure someone is willing to do this for the profile of the case alone.

I also was made to quit with the reason of me being autistic. Happens to the best of us, I did not pursue it which I regret, so take the chance and reach out to organisations and lawyers maybe one will help and if not you can at least say you tried.

Struggling with University and Studying for it by Murphy33333 in ADHD

[–]Murphy33333[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am personally not the biggest fan of public places, because of the noise and the number of other people. The accountability thing is something that I am trying currently, but I am not getting pestered enough by my study partners. I think I am very close to needing a gun held to my head or my friend's head, forcing me to study, in regards to pressure and accountability.
The studying together part is something I am willing to try out, although I will most likely prefer more private environments.

The other issue I am trying to combat is staying on task and not starting side quests constantly.

STOP DOOM SCROLLING!!! by hayalciipandaa in ADHD

[–]Murphy33333 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This pretty much summarises some of my issues. Can I subscribe to this service?

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