Defiant Grocery Chain Says, "Ignore The Facts! Shop Here!"
Despite the fact that Publix is buying half of what remain of Albertson's Florida stores, Albertson's persists with desperate flyers (or is that "fliers?") like this, where "Angela" poses happily with a bouquet of (funeral?) flowers and the copywriter has done everything except underline the word "still."
On a recent trip to a soon-to-be-closed Albertson's store, I encountered such poor service that I abandoned my goods in the cart in an aisle and burned rubber to the nearest Publix.
Good riddance, Albertson's. You could not suck more.
On a recent trip to a soon-to-be-closed Albertson's store, I encountered such poor service that I abandoned my goods in the cart in an aisle and burned rubber to the nearest Publix.
Good riddance, Albertson's. You could not suck more.
Labels: Albertson's, Customer satisfaction, customer service, grocery stores, local advertising, Publix
4 Comments:
more details on the poor service that prompted you to abandon your cart in the aisle please.
By HighJive, at July 31, 2008 at 5:39 PM
Big attitude from two deli counter people, one of whom defiantly told me, "We don't make that sandwich here," even though I'd had it made there before. The other made a wrap I ordered in sandwich's place with as much sighing and annoyance as he could convey. It felt like a knife fight was about to break out.
By RFB, at August 1, 2008 at 8:22 AM
Now envisioning Jetpacks recreating this scene at Albertsons.
By HighJive, at August 1, 2008 at 8:51 AM
Nice clip, HJ. Thanks.
By RFB, at August 1, 2008 at 9:50 AM
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