Chase keeps sending me these checks to get me to enroll in one of the various services they offer, like their “Chase Fraud Protector” service. The deal is that depositing the check causes you to be enrolled in the program automatically, and then if you cancel within a month they don’t actually charge you anything.
US Airways Attention: Customer Relations 4000 East Sky Harbor Boulevard Phoenix, AZ 85034 To whom it may concern:
I recently stayed at the Marriott hotel in downtown Durham, North Carolina while traveling on business. There were signs plastered all over the hotel about the hotel’s “Whatever It Takes” initiative for making their guests comfortable. Shortly after my arrival, I went down to the front desk to ask if they had any Advil or… Read More »
July 13, 2006 Thomas M. Ryan, President CVS Corporation One CVS Drive Woonsocket, RI 02895 Dear Mr. Ryan, They say that 96% of customers you lose won’t tell you why they left, even if you pay them. Pay attention… I’m the other 4%.
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My family and I just returned from a two-week trip to Israel, during which we spent a couple of days in the Tel Aviv area. While we were there, we stopped by Dizengoff Square to see the Agam Fountain. The last time I saw it was in the summer of 1986, shortly after it was… Read More »
My family is in the middle of a two-week visit to Israel. Today is my “day off” to spend by myself, and of course, where else would I spend it than at an Internet cafe checking my email :-)? I’m not one of those avid bloggers who must record every detail of his vacation, but I… Read More »
Just sent this letter, mostly written by my wife, to the CEO of Disney World:
My wife and I each recently received letters from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, our health insurer through my employer. These letters introduced us to a program being run by BCBS which, to put it bluntly, is wrong, wrong, wrong.
I just sent this letter to Black & Decker: