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they need to compensate your moms by paying for her to take some 9th grade english classes and givng her a few 10% off coupons for the store.
Racism at Burberry? (Serious Advice, and opinions)
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that letter made us look bad bro. and the letter didn't appear to be written by somebody with English as a second language, but moreso by somebody rushing an emotional. Rule of thumb, wait til you calm down to write official statements. Also, it's like writing an essay, so you should only say whats needed and leave the rest out. She had a bunch of useless rhetoric that, if i was a Burberry service rep reading the letter, would've given me the green light to shoot a jump shot with it in the trash.
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49 years old rocking burberry?
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If I canr find something in particular, I always ask. Other than that, I like to be left alone.Originally Posted by SoLeCiTy
Yea man me too.. I hate being harrassed while shopping.. like can I look around first? lolOriginally Posted by beh235
^ I prefer this method. Plus, I don't know about y'all but I get real hot when I shop, I hope it's not paranoia lol.Originally Posted by thegoat121886
Am I the only person who likes to be left alone when I shop? Shopping while black works in my favor 80% of the time
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Originally Posted by tim teufel
49 years old rocking burberry?
what is this supposed to mean? whom do you think it's marketed to?
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So let me get this straight... if you received poor customer service, you are not allowed to complain to the store because of your grammar?
OP, if your mom didn't appreciate the service then she has every right to complain regardless of grammar. If that doesn't get anywhere, call the store and ask to speak to management. Get the managers name and if that person doesn't apologize then investigate who the regional manager is. Trust me the last thing management wants to hear from a customer is a racism complaint by one of their employees.
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ease up
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If you can't present yourself in a clear and concise manner, you will not be taken seriously. Of course she can complain. Anybody can complain. But a letter with glaring mistakes will be disregarded. Presentation is everything. Grammar is the least of the author's worries.Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
at the GRAMMAR police in here.
So let me get this straight... if you received poor customer service, you are not allowed to complain to the store because of your grammar?Do you guys even realize the amount of customers that buy Burberry whom don't speak any English? Those people dont' have any rights as a customer?
OP, if your mom didn't appreciate the service then she has every right to complain regardless of grammar. If that doesn't get anywhere, call the store and ask to speak to management. Get the managers name and if that person doesn't apologize then investigate who the regional manager is. Trust me the last thing management wants to hear from a customer is a racism complaint by one of their employees.
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Originally Posted by myshoegameheavy
Originally Posted by tim teufel
49 years old rocking burberry?
what is this supposed to mean? whom do you think it's marketed to?
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But yeah sorry OP, mom should have had you (or someone with a better sense of English grammar) read it through.
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Originally Posted by Budweiser
If you can't present yourself in a clear and concise manner, you will not be taken seriously. Of course she can complain. Anybody can complain. But a letter with glaring mistakes will be disregarded. Presentation is everything. Grammar is the least of the author's worries.Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
at the GRAMMAR police in here.
So let me get this straight... if you received poor customer service, you are not allowed to complain to the store because of your grammar?Do you guys even realize the amount of customers that buy Burberry whom don't speak any English? Those people dont' have any rights as a customer?
OP, if your mom didn't appreciate the service then she has every right to complain regardless of grammar. If that doesn't get anywhere, call the store and ask to speak to management. Get the managers name and if that person doesn't apologize then investigate who the regional manager is. Trust me the last thing management wants to hear from a customer is a racism complaint by one of their employees.
Clear and Concise? What is she doing? Writing a thesis or dissertation for graduate school?
Disregard? I mean I can understand if the mom wrote a letter that went like this...
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But a few grammatical errors and you assume management of a publicly owned retail store would "disregard" a complaint of discrimination by one of it's customers? Come on now.Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
Originally Posted by Budweiser
If you can't present yourself in a clear and concise manner, you will not be taken seriously. Of course she can complain. Anybody can complain. But a letter with glaring mistakes will be disregarded. Presentation is everything. Grammar is the least of the author's worries.Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
at the GRAMMAR police in here.
So let me get this straight... if you received poor customer service, you are not allowed to complain to the store because of your grammar?Do you guys even realize the amount of customers that buy Burberry whom don't speak any English? Those people dont' have any rights as a customer?
OP, if your mom didn't appreciate the service then she has every right to complain regardless of grammar. If that doesn't get anywhere, call the store and ask to speak to management. Get the managers name and if that person doesn't apologize then investigate who the regional manager is. Trust me the last thing management wants to hear from a customer is a racism complaint by one of their employees.
Clear and Concise? What is she doing? Writing a thesis or dissertation for graduate school?
Disregard? I mean I can understand if the mom wrote a letter that went like this...
I'm sorry weather for whether is just a horrible mistake.
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I don't know what to say about the story. Happens to me too (I'm Ghanian).
I don't think it's racism.
I don't think it's racism.
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I'm kind of pissed at H&M in the Beverly Center they put the H&M x LANVIN Sunglasses in the Womens Accessories section, when on the H&M WEBSITE the SUNGLASSES are clearly a "MENS" Accessory, and should have been available to just grab without waiting for a Womens apparel shopping time slot.
For reference I got to H&M @ 8am when they opened, and I was 100something in line, and was given a 12:45pm chance at womens apparel.
I just bought some tee shirts, pants, silk scarf, a couple tote bags, and left because I knew dang well there wasn't going to be any sunglasses left
YOUR MOM SOUNDS LIKE SHE WENT IN, EXPECTED THE RED CARPET TO BE ROLLED OUT, AND WHEN IT WASN'T SHE LEFT WITHOUT RAINBOOTS!!!!!!!
For reference I got to H&M @ 8am when they opened, and I was 100something in line, and was given a 12:45pm chance at womens apparel.
I just bought some tee shirts, pants, silk scarf, a couple tote bags, and left because I knew dang well there wasn't going to be any sunglasses left
YOUR MOM SOUNDS LIKE SHE WENT IN, EXPECTED THE RED CARPET TO BE ROLLED OUT, AND WHEN IT WASN'T SHE LEFT WITHOUT RAINBOOTS!!!!!!!
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