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Food Lion of Sneads Ferry


2002 - New Management at Food Lion Sneads Ferry
Sneads Ferry Native, Scott Brinson
All Prior Complaints and Comments have been archived here
Newest Comments at bottom of page.


Comment Type: Comment
Submitted on: 9/01/2002 at  7:49 PM

Comment:
    Just a few notations to all comments left above. I'm an employee with food lion and have been for 8 years. I started as a bagger and now I'm a department manager. I will ask you some questions now and answer them honestly. When you go to a fast food chain do they say thank you? When you pump your own gas do they say thank you? When you go to a restaurant do they say thank you? The answer to all of these questions are no. Unfortunately we live in a society where kids or punks are in a lot of Customer Service roles. They don't have any manners or morals. I'm 25 and I was brought up to say "Yes Ma'am" and "No Sir". But don't hold that against a company hold that against parents and how there raised. Thank you

Signature: Jason Moore

Advocate's Comment:
    Maybe I'm just getting old, but in a civilized society, It Is the business' responsibility to satisfy the customer. Not to make allowances for rude, crude or otherwise in-appropriate behavior of the employees of that business. Regardless of the situation, poor parenting is not an excuse to simply overlook the behavior and/or lack of morals in an employee. If an employee is not performing his/her duties, and/or not being polite to the customer, that employee should be replaced by one who will. Every employee is an "Ambassador" of the company. Although, I'll agree that it can be difficult and time consuming to interview prospective employees, It Is managements job to assure that all employees; 1) do their job as prescribed, 2) greet the public as courteously as if their job depended on it. .         --        SFG Consumer Advocate


Comment Type: Advocate Comment
Submitted on: 9/25/2002

Comment
    These issues have been sent to the home Food Lion Home Office in Salisbury, NC, and are being handled by the Store's Supervisor of Operations.

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September 13, 2002

advocate@sneadsferry.com

    Thank you for your recent email. We sincerely appreciate you contacting us.

    Our company certainly values you taking the time to make us aware of the concerns you received on our Sneads Ferry store location. I have contacted the store operational supervisor to follow-up on the concerns mentioned.

    If we may be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to let me know.

A Leader in Your Community,
G. Robin Overcash
Systems Specialist
Ref 828816/robove
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Advocate's Message to Sneads Ferry Consumers

Comments - October 15, 2002
    SNEADS FERRY, NC -- We began to receive some feedback on Oct 15th, from the current manager of the Sneads Ferry Food Lion, Mr. Scott Brinson, a Sneads Ferry native. He is aware of the majority of the problems, and with some time and patience, he is doing his best to solve the ones that are solvable. Some of the problems are directly attributable to the Food Lion Corporate office and distribution centers.
    One of the biggest complaints that we hear are about the empty shelves for MVP items, this is a result of Food Lion Corp deciding on the items and the distribution center Not Having the Stock to fill the stores' orders, a corporate issue, frustrating to consumers, but not the store managers fault. Perhaps an extra tag with "Temporarily Out Of Stock - See Clerk for 'Rain Check'", would dispel a lot of hard feelings.
    As for the Attitudes of some of the staff, I have been assured by Mr. Brinson that this issue is also going to be remedied.   - 

Comments - October 18,. 2002
    We have also been contacted on Oct 18 by District Supervisor, Mr. Chris Whaley, of Jacksonville, NC. The problems experienced by customers in the past are coming to a end. Rain checks are available for any out of stock item.
    Any Problem You May Experience at Food Lion, Do Not Take It Home, Address the issues with the Store Manager before you leave. Both of the gentlemen that I spoke with really want you to have a pleasant experience at Food Lion Stores. If you are not satisfied with the resolution offered by the store manager, you can contact the district supervisor, (email addresses are in process), and/or corporate customer service, or again address the issue here, and we will try to get it resolved.     -     
More on this as it progresses . . .

Sneads Ferry Group Consumer Advocate.


Comment Type: Comment
Submitted on: 05/08/03

Comment
  
 I've been in the Food Lion at Sneads Ferry numerous times over the past few years, NEVER have I had a problem with the employees, They have always been helpful and polite, especially the Cashiers! I wish the Food Lion in Dunn, NC were as polite and helpful. PRAISE to all in Sneads Ferry! I'll be back to patronize your establishment every time I visit... Wish you sold bait!!

Signature: Rob

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