I am trying to deal with a large corporation, General Motors, and i think that they are trying to run over me because i'm only one person and i'm a woman. The area rep. tends to talk down to me and really just isn't friendly at all, he never even introduced himself. I feel very intimidated and i need some advice.What is the best advice you can give in dealing with a large corporation?
';Dealing with'; in what respect? Are you a customer? My advice...get an attorney. If you owe them money, or they perceive you owe them money, or you have a defective product...ask an attorney. I took on AT%26amp;T...when I thought I had no recourse and would be a victim of a big corp...I spoke to an attorney friend of mine...paid him $130. and guess what? He sued THEM and got me $10,000. Big Corp only understand having to PAY someone. Without knowing yoiur issue, whether youare a customer or vendor, it is hard to give yoiu clear advice...hope this helps and good luck. I work for Northwest Airlines and I can tell yoiu Big Corp. do not care about their customes..or even employees...it is ALL about CORPORATE GREED! good luck!What is the best advice you can give in dealing with a large corporation?
talk like a man
What exactly are you trying to accomplish in dealing with them? That would be helpful to know to answer your question.
I don't know what it is you are trying to do - some details would help. Are you an employee that is upset about something (join the club) or are you a consumer with a problem with your vehicle?
Don't be intimidated, but recognize that this is a large corporation and your problem, right now, is probably very small to them. Big companies are not agile and they move slowly. If the area rep isn't helping you, try talking to someone else.
More detail, please, as the first answerer suggests too. Is this a case of a lemon? Bad financing? Misrepresentation? Deal that fell through?
send a registered letter with your copy of receipt and complaint to the head office .
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