Response from PC GURU
The customer called in to PC Guru North at 12pm requesting emergency onsite at 1 pm. I personally arrived at 1:05 pm and another tech was already there, but no office manager as she was at lunch. Another employee informed me that "the husband" had called the other tech whereas "the wife" had called us. After a phone call from the other employee to "the husband" I was told I was not needed and that I could go. I had the other employee initial the paperwork to prove that I had been onsite, and I left without argument or incident. I then went ahead and filled out the bill adn submitted it to the customer. We have a 1/2 hour minimum cancel policy, adn after I got back to ou r office, I found out that the customer had called and cancelled the onsite at 1 pm (not before teh 1/2 hour). Business is hard enough when trying to run a stoe, but when combined to handle onsite calls out policies are industry lenient as most companies require a 1 hour cancellation notice. After the customer received the bill she marked on it that I had been abusive to the office manager. I called and talked to the "office manager" and asked if she remembered anything like what was described. She stated emphatically no. I told the customer that she should pay her bill since she called and did not cancel with the prescribed period. This is a deadbeat customer that doesn't want to pay a bill she earned. the rest of what she says about being abusive to anyone is not in character for myself or anyone at my company., I am amazed at that this woman thinks she can get out of her bill by making a fuss, but that is what appears to be the case. Joseph Nipper, store manager, PC Guru