Folks waiting in line for prescription medicines were abruptly turned
away due to the massive cellphone demand.
Several annoyed patrons found the move to be unethical and tasteless.
During the height of the rush for phone a mini melee broke out between
drugstore staff and a female costumer who had waited in line for
almost four hours to make her purchase.
The trouble started when she made a third unsuccessful attempt to
put a card onto the phone and the handset locked.
When she informed the sales clerks about the situation she was told
to take her complaint to the company’s marketing personnel.
The woman became outraged and fumed: “If the phone giving
trouble all they had to do was change it for me; they sending me
quite on Independence Square to see a technician.”
After boisterously stating her point, the woman left the store.
The problem was eventually rectified.
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