Octa

Forest, Belgium

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+32 2 346 68 54
Address:
Avenue du Domaine 2, Forest, Région de Bruxelles-Capitale, 1190
Forest
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
240 ftForestoise
920 ftDecroly
0.3 miAulne
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Local time (Forest) 6:32 AM Saturday, May 24, 2025

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1 review of Octa

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Place rating: 1
Julianstown, Republic of Ireland
Well it was a Saturday morning and snowing. I stopped in the station under the awning to change a puncture.
The rather impolite woman employing the best that Belgium has to offer in customer service told me rudely to sling my hook since I was blocking access to customers. I invited her to consider the complete lack of any customers at 9AM on a Saturday morning and the fact that it was snowing and that I would only take 10 minutes to change a tire.
She was not for turning.
Octa has lost a customer.
The more I see of this type of rude offensive customer service in Belgium the more I understand why Ireland is famous around the world for its friendliness and wellcomiing attitude towards strangers.
This would not happen in Ireland.