Part II
My response to the UPS Store manager's response is as follows.
Well Tabitha, since you don't want to know what it is that I want from your store to make this situation right, I am going to tell you anyway. I want this to be a memorable experience for you, your nasty, rude, and disrespectful employee and now the franchise owner of your four stores as well. The cover up is almost always worse than the original crime. And that is what you are doing.
And to pursue that goal, I have been in contact with your corporate headquarters to find out what the protocols are for resolving disputes between individual stores and unhappy customers. And so, in addition to my social media campaign, I am now going to take this up with the UPS store HQ to find out if they care more than you do.
And just FYI, this is not a "he said", "she said" because there are as many cameras in your store as a bank and so everything was recorded and you have that video. If you really cared, you would review that recording and see that this is not a "he said" versus "she said", this is about you lying and covering up for your terrible employee.
You also wrote one thing about your response to my reviews on media sites, and you gave me quite different responses in your emails. You are a liar, and I am going to expose your lies to not only your corporate office, but to the public as well.
And I have already won because this is now a memorable experience for you, isn't it? But even so, this is far from over because you are still in possession of my mail. And it wasn't that your store policy for key refunds wasn't explained better to me, it was that it wasn't explained to me at all and I was told another lie and that my key deposit was being retained because my box had expired the previous day at midnight and that is how this whole ordeal began.
It is your responsibility to take care of my mail and give it to me whereas I am under no obligation to stand there and take abuse from your nasty, rude, and disrespectful employee while she leisurely sorts through my mail with it in her hands. And this entire nasty exchange happened in front of several other customers who were waiting in line behind me which made it quite embarrassing for me.
I walked out instead, but that does not absolve you of your duty to take care of my mail. Your employee thought she had power over me because she was holding my mail and now you think the same thing because you have not only my mail, but my driver's license that you failed to tell me about as well. What were you planning on doing with it?
And I now want to be compensated for the emotional and physical distress this entire event has caused me. Tell your UPS Store franchisee to get out his checkbook because that is the only way this is going to end. read more