Hi,

Thank you for your wonderful blog. I found your site as I was looking for complaint letter samples. I have also found an excellent source of consumer complaints and actual complaint letter to companies.

Regards,
Mike P.

If you’re old enough to have kids you’re old enough to know the world isn’t perfect. Quit your bitching and take your prescriptions somewhere else. Maybe somewhere where you have to get out of your stinking car and iteract with the employees face to face. What will make a bigger impact…your letter or not giving them any more money?

What usually happens when you write these letters? The letters I write generally go out to my moms groups and my book club and movie club… I like to spread the word about crappy service.

I’m bitchy like that.

Gotta love the drive thru pharms…I’d send both letters and let them chose which one they like better.

Have you considered changing pharmacies? I would’ve moved on after the 8 hour wait on a mastitis medication but that’s just me! And frankly, I preferred your first letter!

Dude, we might as well live in freaking CANADA, where there’s no reason to even have customer service. it’s a C-O-N-Spiracy, I tell you!

Must be a Walgreens thing. Our Walgreens was the same way. Completely incompetant and rude people working there. I was so happy when the CVS popped up across the street from it. (Bonus: now I don’t have to cross the highway to get drugs) CVS has a drive-thru and the employess are helpful and they smile.

OMG I almost peed in my pants from that last comment about checking out 10 times in the 10 or less aisle!

I thought your letters were great and second the suggestion to send the second one to the Better Business Bureau.

We have CVS drive-thrus here and most of the time, I end up wondering why the hell I didn’t just park and go in.

O-M-Goodness! I loved that first letter. I have to say first that I happen to work for a pharmacy .. and I know first hand that the letter would go on the ‘wall of fame’ and everyone would get a great laugh. I’d sent it, because at least everyone would get to read it! Maybe just don’t sign your real name.

As for the Wal-Mart comment from Pregnantly Plump, I have a perfect solution to the understaffed Wal-Marts in this country. Simply checkout with your cart full of groceries at the jewelry counter like I do. Or go to the automotive counter. Just don’t buy Banana’s, they don’t have a scales! It frazzles them everytime. I also check out 10 times in the “10 items or less” aisle. Yes, I’m a bitch on the good days!

I love this blog. You just make my day!

Tanya

I wrote a letter to the President of Home Depot when they royally screwed up our kitchen cabinets and got $1,000 back. Go for it!