I really wish he is not fired, but hopefully learns from this experience as I have. Funny thing was that they weren't lying about falsely registering the complaint. If you look at my point of view this is a HUGE error in their software.
1. First complaint was registered for sure. How do I know? I received an SMS shortly and a technician visited too, first time. This wasn't a mistake, right?
2. They use a third party service centers, which means they are billed for the number of complaints attended. 3rd party did their job, but if it isn't on the Philips database, how will they pay them. This is unethical for both customers like me and the people who work for Philips too. Although it is unknown to me whether the first complaint was removed deliberately, it was shocking to see such a big brand losing its customer details in this new age. So stupid of them.
All I wish is that if only they had been a little more organized, and not too casual about such incidents.