Cafe Owner Messes With POS Vendor, Lives To Regret Their Choice Of Words

It’s never a good idea to annoy or treat poorly the individuals running a certain “something” when you heavily depend on it to keep your business operating successfully. Unfortunately, entitled business owners still haven’t understood that dealing with these people could cause their company to fail. However, it’s a good thing for us because it provides some fascinating stories.

User u/nobjangler recently shared this story on Reddit’s r/maliciouscompliance subreddit, where they detailed the ingenious account of their malicious compliance. In the comments, readers emphasized how much they enjoyed the article. Therefore for you, it is a must that you enjoy the article. So don’t forget to read it to the bottom and enjoy it.

1. OP works in a company that sells POS equipment and here are some details about the company rules

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2. If the customer cancels the contract in the middle, they would be responsible to give the equipment back

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3. A restaurant wanted to step up all the networking equipment and signed the contract. OP and the team did all the work

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4. An extra work was done by the team when they put an extra cable for the manager’s computer

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5. After using the setup for 15 months, a thing did not work and they wanted the company to remove the setup things started to heat up at this point

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6. OP went to unplug the stuff at the restaurant as they wanted it, he did all the work before any customer could come

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7. Then when things started to not work out for them they called OP’s team to come back and fix it, OP handled it well by showing them the form’s guidelines which they ignored. It was a tit-for-tat.

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8. A tear of joy would have definitely rolled down your eye too

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9. I could not agree more with this

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10. Savage but true

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What are your thoughts on this story? Do you think what OP did at the end was right? Was it good to teach them the lesson/ You know your feedback matters a lot. So don’t forget to share it with us. Keep visiting us for more.

1. OP works in a company that sells POS equipment and here are some details about the company rules

2. If the customer cancels the contract in the middle, they would be responsible to give the equipment back

3. A restaurant wanted to step up all the networking equipment and signed the contract. OP and the team did all the work

4. An extra work was done by the team when they put an extra cable for the manager’s computer

5. After using the setup for 15 months, a thing did not work and they wanted the company to remove the setup things started to heat up at this point

6. OP went to unplug the stuff at the restaurant as they wanted it, he did all the work before any customer could come

7. Then when things started to not work out for them they called OP’s team to come back and fix it, OP handled it well by showing them the form’s guidelines which they ignored. It was a tit-for-tat.

8. A tear of joy would have definitely rolled down your eye too

9. I could not agree more with this

10. Savage but true

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