The customer is always right? Psssh.
A company called Liberty Bottleworks was hounded by an angry customer wanting to know why she couldn't get customer service over the Thanksgiving holiday. The obvious answer -- it's a small company that doesn't have customer service on major holidays -- escaped her. So she left abusive messages and denounced them online.
The company did every reasonable thing it could to accommodate the customer.
It finally decided to hit back, publicly.
Without mentioning the customer's name, the head of the company explained the full situation, including the various efforts made to please the customer in
question, and then refused to apologize for running a small company that was unreachable on Thanksgiving.
Naturally, normal people rallied to the company, and the whole thing wound up being a net plus for them.
But you know what?
I prefer to avoid all that drama.
I like selling other people's products -- that way, they have to deal with the jerks. I just cash my checks.
I don't have to ship anything, or deal with returns, or any of the annoying
stuff.
That's why it's the easiest path to the dough online.
There's even a huge directory of the best, highest-converting affiliate programs out there, that you can start earning commissions from today.
When you get that book, I throw in a valuable free bonus: my video series showing you how to get started as an affiliate.
The price of the directory is going way up tomorrow night, so don't put it off:
Tom Woods
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