Worst experience dealing w/ apple. Best method to file a formal complaint?

[Mac_i_Am]

I am going through the worst experience trying to get a working iPhone through apple.
I dont think anyone would believe the story if i told them that i've gone through 5 iPhones in <3 weeks, visited the apple store at least 5 times in the process and dealt with totally incompetent and unresponsive phone support.

My current phone also stopped charging over the weekend and has been dead for 3 days. Now I'm getting zero response from a customer service agent who's "assigned" to my case.

Whats the best way to make a formal complaint to the person in highest charge of customer relation?
Is there a direct phone, email etc?

I was actually told to call the general 800 number or leave at feedback@apple.com.
Ridiculous.

 

[DeltaMac]

You can try emailing that guy at Apple: tcook@apple.com

 

[Mac_i_Am]

thanks, will also do that.

Edited to say, how are there no district managers to oversee the managers at the store level?
When i asked the store manager for their supervisor, they basically said they have none or refused to give their contact info??

 

[rigormortis]

i wrote a complaint about my applecare experience to 1 infinite loop, and i got a reply about a month later telling me to use apple.com/feedback heh

 

[eyoungren]

I am going through the worst experience trying to get a working iPhone through apple.
I dont think anyone would believe the story if i told them that i've gone through 5 iPhones in <3 weeks, visited the apple store at least 5 times in the process and dealt with totally incompetent and unresponsive phone support.

My current phone also stopped charging over the weekend and has been dead for 3 days. Now I'm getting zero response from a customer service agent who's "assigned" to my case.

Whats the best way to make a formal complaint to the person in highest charge of customer relation?
Is there a direct phone, email etc?

I was actually told to call the general 800 number or leave at feedback@apple.com.
Ridiculous.

Find the number to Applecare, call them and ask to speak with a senior manager (or be contacted by one). Explain your situation.

I know of someone who blew through 6 defective iPhone 5c's and because his case was documented with Applecare+ AND he called them and spoke with a higher level executive Apple ultimately replaced his last 5c with a 5s.

You just need to speak with someone that has authority to do something.

 

[Mac_i_Am]

Thanks for the replies y'all!