Tweet it2 of 7Most big companies monitor Twitter for mentions of their names and will respond to your complaint if you tweet about it.When Jenni Fleck Jones had a complaint about how Home Depot installed her dishwasher, her husband called customer service first, "getting nowhere," she says. "I sent out a tweet about how disappointed I was, and we had a response within minutes."For a more direct route, find a company's Twitter handle and comment to that company directly. Related Articles:Appliance rebate dilemmaHow long will your house last?How to win a credit card dispute5 investing myths debunkedRelated Links:Simplify finances via online bankingUse cell phone for budgetingFind great last-minute getaways7 ways to save on groceries advertisement
Most big companies monitor Twitter for mentions of their names and will respond to your complaint if you tweet about it.
When Jenni Fleck Jones had a complaint about how Home Depot installed her dishwasher, her husband called customer service first, "getting nowhere," she says. "I sent out a tweet about how disappointed I was, and we had a response within minutes."
For a more direct route, find a company's Twitter handle and comment to that company directly.
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