[QUOTE="darsy"] [QUOTE] [QUOTE="The Older Gentleman"] <[email][/email]> wrote:[/QUOTE] [QUOTE] Polite email sent to their CEO recording my 'customer experience' but I suspect it's a waste of time.[/QUOTE] [QUOTE] When I compain, I send the same letter or email cc'd to three or more execs. ND, sales, customer service, for example.[/QUOTE] [QUOTE] One communication gets ignored. X-referenced to several; things start to happen as people won't ignore it once they know other people are 'in the loop'.[/QUOTE] I know[1] a non-exec on the rentokill-initial board. That's the next step if the CEO doesn't respond. All I'm really looking for is an apology if I'm honest. [1] Worked for someone who worked for him about five years ago. Was on 'nodding terms' in the company gym but no more.[/QUOTE] you're both petty, self-important twats. [/QUOTE] Dunno about Burnt (doubt it, actually) but I very rarely get narked enough to cause ructions in companies. The last time was about three years ago when my then mobile (Blackberry on O2) was connecting, uncommanded, to the internet several times a day and, according to my bills, was remaining connected for up to 30 hours in a 24-hour day. Needless to say, this was causing some interesting bills as well. And nobody at either BB or O2 seemed to find it odd that in a single day a phone could claim to be connected for longer than 24 hours. They changed SIM card and handset but it still did it, so obviously the problem lay at their head office/whatever. There's a site somewhere that gives corporate direct lines and addresses for all sorts of CEOs and the like. Can't find it right now[1]. But a personal letter to Charles Dunstone, copied to Customer Services and O2's sales director, did the trick. If a company is going to behave like a bunch of cunts, I don't se why people can't behave like cunts to get them to change their ways. [1] If anyone's Google mojo can find it, let me know....