Good Service or Cheap Prices?
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Which would you prefer?
(Pls don't say both, everybody wants that
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Cheap Prices of course... with our economy now so bad, I don't mind bad service at all... if I can get things at a cheap prices, I'd get it in bulk and store it... later who knows the prices will go up again...
Good service only can be provided by those very expensive restaurants... CoffeeBean, StarBucks, SecretRecipe, Dome, Breeks, FishMarket, Nandos... hmmm... bad shape bad shape... -
Why cant we have both? It is not impossible to acheive both...
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yup its not impossible...Originally posted by shade343:Why cant we have both? It is not impossible to acheive both...
but in singapore with the attitude of singaporean.... that is very very very very very very very very very very very difficult.....
kanna paid peanut wanna expect so much from me? ni nao hia eh... -
Hehehehe... I couldn't agree more...Originally posted by digicharat:yup its not impossible...
but in singapore with the attitude of singaporean.... that is very very very very very very very very very very very difficult.....
kanna paid peanut wanna expect so much from me? ni nao hia eh... 
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+1Originally posted by digicharat:yup its not impossible...
but in singapore with the attitude of singaporean.... that is very very very very very very very very very very very difficult.....
kanna paid peanut wanna expect so much from me? ni nao hia eh... -
Cheap prices can sometime come at the cost of mental health
While high prices don't always come with good service either..... -
i rather not be disturbed when i am browsing at stuff.
sometimes when i browsing, then the person come.."you need any help?".. den i kindly say no thanks.. den she look at me frm a distance.. den i touch something.. den she'll come.. "this is our latest collection.." den i'll go.. "oh okay.." den i'll not buy.
i don't like to be disturbed when browsing!
shopping at mustafa is good. everything's there and the salesperson dont bug you at all. they only help when u ask for help. -
I used to tell them, I will look for myself, and when I need your help, I will call for you... but thanks a lot for your assistance...Originally posted by sinicker:i rather not be disturbed when i am browsing at stuff.
sometimes when i browsing, then the person come.."you need any help?".. den i kindly say no thanks.. den she look at me frm a distance.. den i touch something.. den she'll come.. "this is our latest collection.." den i'll go.. "oh okay.." den i'll not buy.
i don't like to be disturbed when browsing!
shopping at mustafa is good. everything's there and the salesperson dont bug you at all. they only help when u ask for help.
Though it's a friendly manner to help people without asking, but I feel that in this scenario, our own privacy of wanting to select things is important than to have someone behind your back or by the side of you breathing down your neck and waiting for you to be confused with a selection and they start to verbal diarrhea... -
precisely... like the other day.. i went to Tampines Mall Giordano.. as soon as i entered the shop.. a guy came up to me...Originally posted by renorenal:I used to tell them, I will look for myself, and when I need your help, I will call for you... but thanks a lot for your assistance...
Though it's a friendly manner to help people without asking, but I feel that in this scenario, our own privacy of wanting to select things is important than to have someone behind your back or by the side of you breathing down your neck and waiting for you to be confused with a selection and they start to verbal diarrhea...
"hello.. my name is Johnson.. welcome to Giordano.. feel free to look around.. if you need any assistance, feel free to look for me..."
i was like
but instead of me looking for him if i needed assistance, he was bugging me saying this is the latest arrival bla3..
i didnt buy anything. instead, i went to Century Sq Giordano to buy a pair of berms. -
some time we must also understand the service people as well. I mean if they offer help, we say they are too pushy. If they don't we say they have no service sense. Hard to please we are. (so said the yoda of shopping).
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That just goes to show that humans are hard to please...Originally posted by lighthand:some time we must also understand the service people as well. I mean if they offer help, we say they are too pushy. If they don't we say they have no service sense. Hard to please we are. (so said the yoda of shopping). -
yup.. but yah.. i'm the shopper who prefers not to be disturbed.. maybe i shud wear a cardboard poster over me "do not disturb"Originally posted by lighthand:some time we must also understand the service people as well. I mean if they offer help, we say they are too pushy. If they don't we say they have no service sense. Hard to please we are. (so said the yoda of shopping).
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More like "What are you looking at?" sign for you rite?Originally posted by sinicker:yup.. but yah.. i'm the shopper who prefers not to be disturbed.. maybe i shud wear a cardboard poster over me "do not disturb" -
Nowadays, DND would suffice for the AOL age...Originally posted by sinicker:yup.. but yah.. i'm the shopper who prefers not to be disturbed.. maybe i shud wear a cardboard poster over me "do not disturb" -
Originally posted by digicharat:yup its not impossible...
but in singapore with the attitude of singaporean.... that is very very very very very very very very very very very difficult.....
kanna paid peanut wanna expect so much from me? ni nao hia eh... -
I'll pay cheaply and help myself, thank you very much.
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What about internet sales? Do these shops that's online provide better service? Most of the time these shops are cheaper than store fronts rite?
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i think they're more for me lah. no disturbance. but have to pay for handling. furthermore, i no debit/credit card.Originally posted by lighthand:What about internet sales? Do these shops that's online provide better service? Most of the time these shops are cheaper than store fronts rite?
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money cant buy a sincere smile
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You mean there is such a thing as a "sincere" smileOriginally posted by kaobeikaobu:money cant buy a sincere smile
I thought more like FireIce's "evil" smile
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our lovely pm will be very sad to see your first statement...Originally posted by lighthand:You mean there is such a thing as a "sincere" smile
I thought more like FireIce's "evil" smile -
Originally posted by kaobeikaobu:our lovely pm will be very sad to see your first statement... Why?
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I dun mind not having good services. Good service will become no service when they place is really busy and short handed. Unless it's time to pay up.
At this point of time, cheap prices more relevant to the masses. That's not to say they are inferior. -
But don't you hate it when you have money to spend & the service stuff treat you like shit?Originally posted by BÃ¥seline:I dun mind not having good services. Good service will become no service when they place is really busy and short handed. Unless it's time to pay up.
At this point of time, cheap prices more relevant to the masses. That's not to say they are inferior.
I went shopping for my wife once at LV at taka, that was my first and last time I do my shopping there. Maybe my dressing was not that great, but Tiffany (which was also at the same building) treated me just fine. The experiance stuck to my head for so long, I even wrote into ST urban about it and got printed.
I mean LV was almost no customers (weekday) but they won't even attend to me? Why my money smelly isit?!?!?!?