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i want to know some tricks to handle irritating buyer.
Sometime few buyers just irritate us by asking lots of question repeatedly in that case how to handle that situation .
Its very very difficult any one know the way to handle that situation.
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Beverly
Most times, what works for me, is to acknowledge the person's feelings and then tell them what I'm going to do about the issue.
For instance, "I understand your frustration and I'm going to look into this situation now. If you can give me a little time to check on your order to see what's going on, I know we can get it sorted out." And, then, I will usually give them a small task to do to focus their attention elsewhere so they can get their mind off the anger and come back to a level emotional state. For instance, I might ask for a specific link or screenshot of a specific event.
I am not sure if that would help a seller, just saying that works for me. Just try to keep your ego out of it, (we all have ego and it's hard to just stand there and take abuse from an angry customer when they are insulting); just remind yourself the other person is frustrated, emotionally unbalanced and needs your help. They don't need you to throw the anger back on them. They need you to channel it away from them. They might be raging at you, but really they are upset at the situation and if there is a way to maintain a professional but empathetic tone, and make a reasonable explanation you will get more results than striking back in an angry or upset tone or exchanging insults.
This latter thing will get your account in trouble anyway, so best to be agreeable and work it out with the buyer, always smiling even when the buyer is grumpy and upset. A reasonable person will usually calm down in time and go back to read your polite responses and respond back with an apology. That is usually the situation that I have found. Daily I face this issue with buyers wanting to know some piece of information or needing help now on an order. And, many do not even want to wait a minute so that a staff member can check. Or, they are angry and take a rageful (get it done now) tone. While I appreciate Lynne's suggestion, it doesn't really work for me in the work that I do (though maybe as a seller, it would work for you). I hesitate to use the phrase, "As I have already explained/said/told you.... " as that is easily taken the wrong way by an angry person who then retaliates to say something to escalate the situation. "What are you saying I'm deaf! I already heard you!...." And, then it goes to an ugly place. They are already on the defensive and don't want to be shown up on it. Most times, what works for me, is to acknowledge the person's feelings and then tell them what I'm going to do about the issue. For instance, "I understand your frustration and I'm going to look into this situation now. If you can give me a little time to check on your order to see what's going on, I know we can get it sorted out." And, then, I will usually give them a small task to do to focus their attention elsewhere so they can get their mind off the anger and come back to a level emotional state. For instance, I might ask for a specific link or screenshot of a specific event. I am not sure if that would help a seller, just saying that works for me. Just try to keep your ego out of it, (we all have ego and it's hard to just stand there and take abuse from an angry customer when they are insulting); just remind yourself the other person is frustrated, emotionally unbalanced and needs your help. They don't need you to throw the anger back on them. They need you to channel it away from them. They might be raging at you, but really they are upset at the situation and if there is a way to maintain a professional but empathetic tone, and make a reasonable explanation you will get more results than striking back in an angry or upset tone or exchanging insults. This latter thing will get your account in trouble anyway, so best to be agreeable and work it out with the buyer, always smiling even when the buyer is grumpy and upset. A reasonable person will usually calm down in time and go back to read your polite responses and respond back with an apology. That is usually the situation that I have found.
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