This is a place where the coordinators mess around with the options. I like the director, but the coordinators make a fool of the customer.
C quoted nostril reduction at 300,000 won after taking out the option price, and J quoted 1,000,000 down to 700,000 if the nostril reduction option was added, what kind of joke is that lol why is the price at their whim? When removing the nostril option it's 300,000, but when adding it it's starting from 1,000,000?
The J coordinator called me and said to book surgery for this weekend and they'd give me an extra discount. Turns out that if nostril reduction was included, there was no discount at all. If I added nostril reduction, I had to pay 700,000 more. How is the price they gave after discounting twice even more expensive than another person scheduled for surgery tomorrow, whose nostril reduction cost 500,000? The person having surgery would pay 3.3 million including nostril reduction, while I would pay 3.5 million including it. At the first consultation, the director clearly said nostril reduction should be included, but the coordinators removed it as they pleased, and when they removed it they only deducted 300,000 won for the nostril reduction. No, if the nostril cost is, as the J coordinator said, the regular price of 1,000,000, then you should deduct 1,000,000. Why only 300,000? When removing it, it's the lower limit, but when adding it, it's the upper limit? What kind of price game is this? If they're going to quote 1,000,000 when adding it, then they should have deducted 1,000,000 from the 3.3 million from the start. What kind of trickery is this?
To put it simply, Coordinator C's quote was surgery priced from 3.3 million with nostril reduction (-1,000,000) removed, but they only deducted 300,000. Coordinator J then acted generous and offered a 200,000 discount, but they only deducted 500,000 for nostril reduction instead of 1,000,000. When I said shouldn't nostril reduction be included, they said if I add it back I have to pay 1,000,000 or 700,000 again. A discount? What discount, lol. Then they should have cut 1,000,000 from the 3.3 million from the beginning. Where exactly is the discount? Is the nostril reduction cost 300,000, 500,000, or 1,000,000? Why are the coordinators messing with the price and options as they please? What is this, Bitcoin?
Explain this properly. Where should I report this price manipulation, do the directors know the nostril cost keeps changing? What negotiation? Are they idiots or something, playing with customers by messing around with the price like this? There is no common sense here.
Do you know this is basically deceptive conduct? If that's how it is, they should have explained it from the start as 3.3 million including nostril reduction, or 2.3 million excluding nostril reduction (-1,000,000). They said they'd give a discount if I booked the weekend schedule by phone, but when I looked closely, they were trying to deceive the customer with a much more expensive price that wasn't discounted at all. Including the option meant no discount whatsoever and the price was just the original amount? It's even more expensive.
It's also weird that they removed the nostril reduction the doctor said was necessary in the first place. If there was a mistake, they should have told me the exact price, not act like they were setting the price at random. There's also the problem that the price they repeatedly said was discounted is more expensive than the patient who's having surgery tomorrow. It's also a problem that the coordinator called and said there would be a discount if I booked for this week, and that overall it turned out to be a lie. How does it make sense that the price they called a 'special discount' is even more expensive than another patient's surgery price?
I'm the one accommodating their proposed schedule this week even though I'm not the surgery patient, so instead of a discount I'm paying even more than another ordinary booked patient. So it was all a lie? I'm really disappointed. I can't trust coordinators who lie so easily about prices.
**And there's a group chat with 44 people at The Plus, and they don't let first-time surgery patients share information freely, and they heavily play power games and cliques with people who are just starting to look things up (especially the room leader, the deputy room leader, and about five people total, including one person suspected of being a coordinator), so be careful. They don't let people talk about important prices and instead keep trading pointless remarks among themselves about who got into the top university line or whatever (usually said by people who didn't get in). If you've already graduated from surgery, you should leave gracefully, so why are they gathering like ghosts and obstructing efforts to expose the clinic's deceptive conduct (one form of fraud)? When I said that coordinators were changing, doing sales calls by phone, and that the nostril reduction price differed by coordinator and by patient, they kicked me out for talking about prices and causing trouble. No, who was only talking about prices? What negotiation... the whole thing is a mess, and they try to blur it with price talk. The way they instantly get tense when prices are mentioned makes it look exactly like a room run by coordinators. It's an even more disgusting place than the Sein carrot chatroom that was ruined by clique gossip. People looking into it should avoid it well.