MediaMarkt Veszprém

We recently bought a headset for my kid. Unfortunately it was so quiet we couldn't use it. We wanted to take it back and exchange it for another one. The seller unfriendly, disparagingly stated that this would not be taken back because it was a hygienic product. He said this despite the fact that our other daughter was doing the same with similar products. This was taken back without a hitch two months ago. The problem is not the headset, but the jerky, unfriendly style of the sellers, which I think is unacceptable. Unfortunately, this is not the first case. I personally never go to the store again. Unfortunately, I was very disappointed because I hadn’t experienced this before.

It is not zero because it cannot be given. Business appearance…, TV show… and its quality…, style of service…, I recommend everyone to find out and look elsewhere. Answer to the answer: Should I write more specifically? Read on, it's pretty specific. But if it doesn’t go, specifically make a trial purchase at a senior management level to get to know their own business!

As a customer, I didn’t feel as superfluous in any store as here. I would have needed help, I also found three for sale on a pile, all their stuff was more important than the information I was trying to get from them. More sellers lingered with their hands in their pockets, showing not the slightest sign that they would be available to any buyer. Perhaps only the staff of the German Media Markt stores spoiled you with their courteous, fast services. I would suggest that Hungarian stores organize a compulsory course in one of the stores in the German network so that they can experience the need to care about customers.

I tried to call them on the phone 10 times on Friday. They weren't picked up, I would have sought them for warranty enforcement. Today we went up 50km as we drove to a phlegm customer service to inform them that it didn’t work that way into the dishwashers. Thank you for your kind help. I recommend a normal tone for customers! And if you don't want to pay attention to the phone, you shouldn't ... I don't recommend it!

Yesterday, “I was lucky” to communicate with a young, albeit more exhausted, under-motivated colleague in the store. Since I found a TEFAL mini kitchen in the online shop, the dimensions of which were not indicated, so I went in to inquire, or to view and order the product in person. When I was telling you what I was looking for the seller looked weird and asked if I actually needed a REQUEST now? I thought there was nothing wrong, I wrote down the type of device so we could easily find it and possibly get some information. Unfortunately, this was not the case. When I took out the little paper the phlegm salesman was irritated and taught me why I didn't write the article number instead of the type !? : @ Because how will he find this now! I don’t think I as a buyer should have been aware of that. Of course, I turned a corner and came out of the store (where I’m definitely not going to put my feet in anymore). My first trip was to the Euronics store. Where I was subjected to extremely polite "treatment." We found and ordered the product in a matter of seconds together with the seller on the web interface. He's coming next week. It would be worth thinking about their business policies. I think there should be fewer salespeople, but they should be those who, even if they don’t understand their business so much, at least be humble about their profession if they have already chosen one where they (also) have to communicate with people. I remain respectfully!