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Todays Woman Judy Burtncr Extension Agent, Hone Economics Have you a complaint, what can you do? When your TV is on the blink... When your lawn mower doesn’t work... When your shirts shrink to mini-shirts... What do you do? COMPLAIN! Not to your mother-in-law or to your neighbor but where you can get action. You probably don’t like to complain. So you don’t complain - until you are driven to it by some outrageously defective product or service. You may do it once, get frustrated and quit. DON’T GIVE UP! When you stop complaining, a lot of shoddy, sloppy practices are allowed to continue. How, then, should you complain...to a retailer, a service man, a manufacturer...to get results? ♦First Things First. Read the label or instruction book to be sure your complaint is justified. Then if the product still isn’t right, check the warranty or Butler Pre-t;.*;ii.t.jereJ '
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