THIS is how you earn a customer for life.
A woman called Chewy after a $70 bag of prescription dog food arrived three days after her dog died.
She expected return labels, shipping fees, and a hassle.
Instead, Chewy refunded every penny, told her to donate the food to a local rescue, and two days later sent flowers with a handwritten condolence card.
That’s not “customer service.”
That’s being human when somebody is hurting.
Companies spend millions trying to manufacture loyalty.
Sometimes all it takes is compassion.