The brunt of customer service jobs often includes telling people no until you’re forced to tell them yes.

How would you handle a crazy customer who simply couldn’t take no for an answer? One person vented about a specific client like this to Reddit. Here are the details.

Just because you didn’t like the answer doesn’t mean I was rude.

This is a pet peeve of mine.

Especially now that the company has gotten much stricter with exceptions, they would grant customers, etc.

Many companies seem to be giving into customer demands more recently.

Just because I told you an answer/solution you didn’t like does not mean I’m being rude.

They also threaten to report me or try to scare/intimate me by asking for my name.

These customers don’t understand the consequence of this action.

If you don’t like the policy put in place, write an email/letter to the corporation or something.

Don’t try to bully someone just because you think you have some power over me.

More often than not, customer facing folks don’t implement policy. Let’s see what Reddit had to say about this one.

Too many folks in the comments could sadly relate.

And shared some even more appalling stories.

One person pointed out how bad things have gotten.

Though some were able to laugh a little.

But another pointed out a sad truth.

You can’t always get what you want- even if you call Customer Service.

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