Named and Shamed, worst customer service in the city

[Ninja Elephant]

I nominate Nisa Local, bottom of the Avenue. Truly astonishingly awful shop for service. Rude, uninterested and overpriced. Comfortably the worst newsagents in the city.

If this gets enough replies, I might run a follow up poll.

 

[Blues Rock DJ]

did you tell THEM this ?

 

[Ninja Elephant]

Yes. Everytime. They know how I feel about them, I only go in there when there are no other options.

 

[albion534]

What do they do that u just cannot get elsewhere?

 

[supaseagull]

The apple shop. Bunch of fucktards in hats.

 

[Worthingite]

The apple shop. Bunch of fucktards in hats.

I've never seen them in hat's?? Is it a promotional thing?

 

[Falkor]

The apple shop. Bunch of fucktards in hats.

I think there brilliant and helpful and I hate the company

 

[Ninja Elephant]

What do they do that u just cannot get elsewhere?

Do you know the area? If you're in need of a beverage and you're about to ascend the Avenue, you can either get a drink from those people or wait another 10 minutes roughly for your next opportunity.

 

[hitony]

It has to be pretty much any Tesco ...... I am positive the critera required to get a job there is answer yes at the interview to "and are you extremely rude and ignorant"

 

[Notters]

azure

 

[wehatepalace]

azure

That's pretty much finished this debate off, I fail to see how anyone else could be as incompetent as this shower !

 

[Surf's Up]

The problem with Azure is not so much the helpfulness or otherwise of the staff, its the massive incompetence and total lack of empathy with the concept of customer care amongst their management.

 

[clippedgull]

The Deli, Fish, and Meat Counters in St James Street Morrisons. You can see the pain in their eyes when having to stop talking and serve a customer.

 

[Gwylan]

I nominate Nisa Local, bottom of the Avenue. Truly astonishingly awful shop for service. Rude, uninterested and overpriced. Comfortably the worst newsagents in the city.

Seconded. It's a shop that I will always avoid.

I think there brilliant and helpful and I hate the company

I'm no Apple fan but having been to the Apple shop for Mrs Gwyland and my daughter, I find them very helpful

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

The Park View. Seems to exist for some other purpose than serving thirsty punters.

 

[Icy Gull]

The apple shop. Bunch of fucktards in hats.

They do seem to to love themselves and I'm not sure why they wander around the shop giving each other high fives. Quite helpful though in a kind of condescending way.

 

[hola gus]

Macdonalds drive you in shoreham next to dunhelm mill. Ordered a mcmuffin meal and they said hash browns wasn't ready so take a seat. 10 min later still sitting there after watching numerous people being served including the hash browns, I got up and asked where my breakfast was. Same girl who served me turned round looked at the hash browns and said we're just waiting for the hash browns to cook, would I like to take a seat. My reply cannot be published on a public forum!!!

 

[Nibble]

Young Lee letting agents.
The newsagents oppo the Eddy pub. Guy never even breaks his one continuous phone call he began in 2001 to acknowledge your existence. He was so wrapped up in talking on the phone he gave me change for a 20 when I had given him 5. Normally i'd pipe up but after a seconds deliberation I walked out withy the the extra 18 quid in my pocket, f*** him, he should have payed me the courtesy of attention.

But the worst service anywhere in Brighton by a country bloody mile and gets my blood up whenever I think of them is the entire staff at The Open House, a bigger bunch of cassive munts you'd be hard pushed to find this side of Cardiff.

 

[HoveSaint]

Any and all Vodafone shops. But particularly the one in George Street, Hove.

My O2 contract is up so I went to check out Vodafone's deals. Absolutely **NO** other customers. Two sales people. One lounging in a swivel chair, pushing himself back and forth. The other sitting - yes, sitting - on the main desk where the till is. Both chewing gum. Neither with more than a neanderthal attitude to service. I inquired about deals etc. The one sitting on the desk muttered something about looking in the brochure and waved vaguely at the brochures in the rack 'over there'. The other one in the chair gobbed off 'Oi mate, which phone you got at the moment'. Now, I don't mind someone calling me mate down the pub or at the footie. But not when I am proposing to help pay their wage.

This is one of the country's largest companies. God help them. I retreated back to the safety of the O2 store and renewed my contract.

 

[Del Boy]

The Cask in Middle Street, terrible terrible service in rather plain bar and pricey with it.