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- Tecumseh – Courageous Warrior and Statesman
- Pontiac – A Fiery Musket Against the British Lion
- Shortcake Wars
- Beautiful Autumn in Fly-Over Land
- Hunting and Cooking with Wild Morel Mushrooms
- In the Footsteps of F. Scott Fitzgerald
- Back in Farm Country
- What We Learned in Our First Month of Location Independence
- Dennis Wuebker, RIP
- What I Learned from Motherhood
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Category Archives: Adventures in Cust Svc
Adventures in Customer Service: Micro Center
I’m a fan of Geoffrey James’ blog, Sales Machine on BNET, the CBS interactive network. Today’s post, How to Completely Blow an Easy Sale, gives us the line-by-line of his encounter with a salesperson whose technique James describes as “almost cosmically inept.” … Continue reading
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ADVENTURES IN CUSTOMER SERVICE: COOKIE CRUMBS LEFT ON A SOCIAL MEDIA TRAIL
It’s a new game. There’s a commercial currently on TV featuring Hansel and Gretel in an urban landscape. The bread crumbs they leave behind are eaten by pigeons, crushed into oblivion under foot traffic, and washed down a sewer grate. … Continue reading
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ADVENTURES IN CUSTOMER SERVICE – BEST BUY EMBRACES THE SUCK
I bought my Netbook! Since Monday, I’m the ecstatic owner of an Acer netbook! This little baby has everything I need, and it’s tinier than the Filofax organizers we all used to carry around in the 1980′s! Having my netbook … Continue reading
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Peter and Betsy Wuebker are location-independent professionals who share what they know about travel, simplicity and integrating work with life. 