McDonalds E-mail address needed
Christopher Greenan
"Opusita" (Opu...@MSN.com) writes:
>
> Hello,
> =20
> I would like to send an e-mail to McDonalds Corporate office but cannot =
> find an e-mail address on the Internet. The McDonalds web page =
> conveniently avoids any reference to e-mail.
> Can anyone provide an Corporate e-mail address.
> Thank you,
> Opusita
>
Mcdonalds doesn't CARE about what it's customers have to say, all they
want is YOUR MONEY!!!! They say that they do, but they really don't.
I posted the snail mail corporate office in Toronto Canada since I don't
have the one for the US. Maybe they can tell you.
JUST the company's 'conveniently' avoiding any references towards an
e-mail address should be enough to tell you what the company 'thinks'
about its customers.
Chris
--
You have obviously mistaken me for someone who gives a whoopty doo- Garfield
Christopher Greenan
ECC (ec...@mindspring.com) writes:
> McD's "would not" afford the massive staff required to monitor and
> respond to the endless deluge of inquiries. Think about it. You must
> take care of your complaints through a regional headquarters office if
> you find no satisfaction through complaints/commendations with the
> management at that particular restaurant. All you have to do is ask
> for the regional headquarters address/phone number and express your
> thoughts accordingly. Remember this: tactful, concise letters with
> possible solutions (if a complaint) will receive a prompt reply - and
> in some cases - from the owner/operator.
>>You have obviously mistaken me for someone who gives a whoopty doo- Garfield
>
What a load of Bullshit!!! I'm sorry, but when a company (such as
mcdonalds) makes a profit of $18.2 BILLION last year, and $17.4 BILLION
the year before, they CAN AFFORD to pay a sysop to maintain a email
account etc... They already have a WEB PAGE.
Those 'letters' (as you call them) are 'blackmailing letters' since they
threaten you that you're name will be released if you wish to press
further on your complaint. These 'letters' are considered CONFIDENTIAL as
stated on the envelope. What a 'wonderful' company I work for (sarcasm).
Dan Berkes
In article <6l4974$1...@freenet-news.carleton.ca>,
as...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Christopher Greenan) wrote:
> What a load of Bullshit!!! I'm sorry, but when a company (such as
> mcdonalds) makes a profit of $18.2 BILLION last year, and $17.4 BILLION
> the year before, they CAN AFFORD to pay a sysop to maintain a email
> account etc... They already have a WEB PAGE.
For some reason, this reminds me of Lily Tomlin's old phone operator
character (Ernestine?):
"We're the phone company. We don't have to care."
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Christopher Greenan
ECC (ec...@mindspring.com) writes:
> I believe you missed my point youngster. McDonald's "would not" afford
> the MASSIVE STAFF required to handle the amount of emails hourly! You
> stupid ass, think about it, world wide, different languages, 15,000
> restaurants to complain/praise about. McD's is not going to pay over
> 30 multil-lingual CIS employees to respond to the inquiries daily.
> That is overhead better left to a regional headquarters person trained
> to find the right form letter. Not a load of BS now that your
> sarcastic ass thinks about ehh?
No, YOUR paragraph, sounds like a 'management excuse' to me. Of course
mcdonalds won't pay for the staff to operate an email address/etc... it's
because the company is TOO DAMN CHEAP!! I still think it's a load of BS,
I see mcdonalds as a greedy multi-coproration that ONLY cares about it's
profit. If other businesses can afford to have a web page (and in some
cases an email address) Mcdonalds CAN afford it.
BTW, you have a 'poor ASSumption' towards people... you seem to think that
I'm a 'youngster' (you probably think I'm in my teens) when in REALITY I'm
in my 30's. You would send all email complaints TO REGIONAL HEADQUATERS
in the first place, YOU DUNCE! I wouldn't expect mcdonalds to have 15,000
email addresses for all of it's stores, THAT would be stupid, HOwever, I
would expect them to have 1 email address for the regional HQ in that
particular country.
Xiek
john cline ii
ECC wrote in part:
>From a corporate level, McD's
>largely does everything first class except serving quality product,
>fast in a clean environment consistently.
How sad. McDonalds runs a world class headquarters but botches badly its reason
for being...
Quality Service Value Cleanliness
The Kroc vision
The result: a hugely successful money machine
And very happy customers who got a good deal on good food delivered quickly in a
clean carry-out
And then, post Kroc, somebody forgot the customer
Make it cheaper, they said.
Make it faster, they said.
Better? Nah, they'll never notice.
But something surprising happened.
The customers, at least a few, noticed.
And the competition definitely noticed.
Burger King woke up.
Heck, even McDonalds woke up and one of it chief executives most responsible for
falling asleep 'gently' moved (or was moved) aside.
Will McDonalds remember that its customer base is not composed only of inertial
idiots who will eat there only because they always have?
That is the $64 question.
Some indicators of which road McDonalds is choosing:
a. The Arch Deluxe: at least when it didn't work they did LOSE it.
b. The 55 cent campaign: at least when it didn't work they lost it too.
c. Did Somebody Say McDonalds: Corporate egofeeding of the first order. Just
what is it that this ad campaign is supposed to be selling, that if fast food is
the question then McDonalds is the only legitimate answer? Baloney
d. Tiny Beany Babies: A distraction that runs off good customers and employees
and brings in ranting raving collectors who could not care less about McDonalds
and care only about the danged toys
e. The new production system: The jury is still out. What is the product
like?
f. The employees: Henry Ford knew it but modern society seems to be forgetting
it. If you want your customers treated well, treat your employees well.....
john cline ii who in closing says he is not now, nor has he ever been, an
employee of McDonalds, its Franchising System or its headquarters....
Frank DeAngelo
Does Anyone Know Where I Can Buy McDonalds Coffee (the Brand Name) To Brew
At Home.
Thanking You In Advance,
Frank De Angelo
!sha...@uniserve.com
>Does Anyone Know Where I Can Buy McDonalds Coffee (the Brand Name) To Brew
>At Home.
Not yet. BUT. I read somewhere in a restaurant industry magazine,
that McD's is considering selling it's coffee and ketchup in their
stores and possibly eventually down-the-road, supermarkets.
Shawn
"Hey! Did somebody say...McDonald's ??"
***PLEASE NOTE***
To reply to this message, please remove the exclamation mark
from my address.
john cline ii
!shawnskl wrote in part
>I read somewhere in a restaurant industry magazine,
>that McD's is considering selling it's coffee and ketchup in their
>stores and possibly eventually down-the-road, supermarkets.
Huh? I thought the catsup was Heinz!
john cline ii who can't imagine anyone going out of their way to buy McDonalds
catsup
D.S.R
john cline ii wrote:
>
> !shawnskl wrote in part
>
> >I read somewhere in a restaurant industry magazine,
> >that McD's is considering selling it's coffee and ketchup in their
> >stores and possibly eventually down-the-road, supermarkets.
>
> Huh? I thought the catsup was Heinz!
>
in the grill area used to come in the big bags (that hung behind the
toaster stands) the boxes those came in said Hunt's!
Frank DeAngelo
>Does Anyone Know Where I Can Buy McDonalds Coffee (the Brand Name) To Brew
>At Home.
>
> Frank De Angelo
>
Jeff Leuenberger
We use just regular Fodger's coffee. Where are you getting Brnad Name
McDoanlds at?
deke.sp...@generous.net
On Thu, 11 Jun 1998 14:45:53 -0500, "Jeff Leuenberger" <gleu...@wvec.k12.in.us>
wrote:
>We use just regular Fodger's coffee. Where are you getting Brnad Name
>McDoanlds at?
It's available, but it costs $6,000,000 a cup....
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Ex McD Employee
john cline ii wrote:
<snip>
> Huh? I thought the catsup was Heinz!
>
> catsup
I can't imagine that either. I worked at McDonald's for 10 months
(ending this Easter), and I never saw a brand name on our ketchup. The
cases simply said "Sandwich Pack Ketchup" or whatever else they were
being used for. But, to me, the ketchup had its own distinctive taste--
sweeter than store brands.
Josh
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Just go out by your curb, scrape up any black residue you can find, mix with
water, heat in microwave,. this will taste a heck of a lot better in that
swill they pass off as coffee.
trent
And, it's _never_ hot enough!
Faisal Moosa
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Besides why would you want to buy McDonalds coffee to brew at home when
you can get better quality "Fair Trade Coffee". This way you can make sure
that the person that makes the coffee gets the money instead of all the
coyotes.
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