The world of customer service has definitely changed over the years. With the ever rising online platform of Twitter steadily taking over the world, customers are now able to complain directly to companies in front of hundreds of thousands of other Twitter users. This means that brands are getting a lot more creative with their replies and solutions to various issues with products and services. Needless to say, it creates some pretty hilarious and mixed results.From personal insults to terrible quotes and beyond, there’s plenty to make you laugh here. These amazing customer complaints and company responses are unbelievable.
Dog shampoo is usually just supposed to made your pup all fresh and clean, not change it’s colour so it looks like it’s about to take part in some kind of dog beauty pageant…
No Taco Bell meal is complete without a wave of intense regret and shame straight after eating it, as well as some questionable toilet issues pretty shortly after finishing up…
Dominos were very quick to try and come to this poor customer’s aid, only to discover that he was in fact monumentally stupid. Oh well, at least he enjoyed a lovely take away meal…
Let’s be honest, nobody is bragging about their mobile network being run by Tesco, but you have to respect the giant supermarket chain for coming out swinging against this tweeter…
Kudos to Sainsburys for coming through with the Hulk Hogan and Ultimate Warrior references on Twitter. This is probably the last thing you’d imagine a huge supermarket chain to be casually talking about online…
Who knew that O2 would actually turn out to be a solid love Guru in the ridiculous world of Twitter? This seems like a perfectly reasonable texting technique to adopt if you’re searching for “the one…”
To be fair, this is a legitimate complaint in the eyes of any The Lord Of The Rings enthusiasts. Hobbits don’t wear shoes. They never have and never will, and that’s pretty much the end of it…
This might be one of the greatest Twitter responses in the history of the ridiculous website ever existing. Amtrak should really take a long, hard look at themselves for this one…
At least Waterstones had the decency to let the general public know that David Willis made it out of their store in one piece. It was probably a little touch and go there for a while…
Who knew that the Queen’s Royal Mail has such a dark and hilarious side to them? We thought they’d always have to keep it very above board, but this was a pretty great comeback in our eyes…
Wagwan, G? Argos Helpers bin keepin’ it street since day 1, ya feel me? Don’t mess with the Twitter workers, or they might just send the wrong product to your yard and ting…
This seems like too complicated of a question for Xbox support to answer. Even if they tried, you can’t go into a great amount of detail when you only have 140 characters to work with…
That’s what you get for questioning the integrity of Victoria Plum UK. How dare you even slightly suggest that their toilets or sinks would ever possible get blocked? Absolutely shameful!
Once again, Tesco gets fooled by a Twitter user who is obviously harbouring some seriously resentful feelings about his ex-girlfriend. That’s probably the last time they responded to a snake complaint…
London underground has some serious nerve to throw this response back in the face of yet another disgruntled and incredibly frustrated commuter. Have they no compassion for the common man!?
Once again, Tesco Mobile are clearly aware of their sorry reputation in the mobile telephone network world, and they’re pretty salty about the whole affair. They seem to go for the jugular every time!
