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Har tidligere med stor held benyttet mig af Danclinic og nu skulle der lige pyntes lidt op på ansigtet igen.
I forbindelse med aftale af tid fik en
Grethe Sæther i receptionen dog ikke lagt røret på efter endt samtale. "Sikke en idiot" fik hun sagt til en kollega i klinikken.
Jeg er simpelthen overrasket over at kunder pludselig kommer over i kategorien " Idioter"
Gætter på at det er kunderne Danclinic skal leve af 😊
Dejlig sted, dejlige medarbejder og en ærlig og kompetent kirurg. Takker for super go behandling, vender frygelig tilbage
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