9 of the sassiest customer care comebacks on social media

Don’t mess with these brands.

By Nicola Byrne Monday 31 Aug 2015, 9:30 PM

Aug 31st 2015, 9:30 PM 17,161 Views 1 Comment

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SOMETIMES, CUSTOMER CARE just kills it.

1. Argos getting down wiv da kids

Source: Argos Helpers/Twitter

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2. Domino’s resisting the urge to rip this guy a new one

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3. Virgin Trains, do NOT mess with them

Sassy as HELL.

@gokeadebayo Oh I'm soooo sorry, no reaaaaallly I am - I forgot that we poured gallons and gallons of rain onto the tracks!
— London North Eastern Railway (@LNER) September 25, 2012

Source: Virgin Trains EC/Twitter

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4. Sainsbury’s cannot be beaten when it comes to puns

Source: Sainsbury's/Twitter

@TeaAndCopy If I'm herring you right, you're looking to eel our relationship. I'll tell the store to find the shelf & fillet. David.
— Sainsbury's (@sainsburys) January 10, 2014

Source: Sainsbury's/Twitter

5. O2, got that slang down bro

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6. Tesco Mobile, you BITCH

@JayFeliipe Are you really in a position to be turning girls away?
— Tesco Mobile (@tescomobile) October 16, 2013

Source: Tesco Mobile/Twitter

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7. Three UK don’t shy away from a good pun

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8. The London Overground just tells it like it is

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9. XBox knows you better than you know yourself

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9 of the sassiest customer care comebacks on social media