All the above was good advice.
Good companies will want you to be happy and CONTINUE to be a customer.
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I don't like the bolded phrase above. It seems demanding on compensation. The simply act of replacing you with we makes a world of difference. You will make them defensive, we will relax them.Originally posted by Timma View PostThat's good advice thanks. Someone here mentioned also to wait until they definitely get here late and use the phrase "How are you going to make this right?"
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That's good advice thanks. Someone here mentioned also to wait until they definitely get here late and use the phrase "How are you going to make this right?"
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The big key is to come off as upset, but willing to work with them. If it seems like you are just pissed off and want free shit, they may ignore you. But if you state you want to continue to utilize their service/products, you'll be surprised what companies will do so you don't work your complaint up the chain of command
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Timma,
I would write a polite email explaining how you love the company and their products, have always been treated right by them, and how their service is usually top notch. This time the delay caused you to not have the chance to use the gift for a birthday/aniversary/etc.
Follow with you hope you can work together to solve this problem.
The above tactics got me a $50 graphic tee and a $50 button down a little after Christmas. It also got me some gift cards worth around $20 from two other places.
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Oh and it is two weeks since i first placed the order when the item will get here.
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What would you do in this situation?
So you order something and they say hey you get free shipping and it's guaranteed by such a date. You take the free shipping because it will get here. Now granted the date is two weeks away, but hey what when shipped in the continental US takes two weeks?
So finally a week before it's guaranteed the item gets shipped. They ship it ground from the west coast and say it's gonna get here the day they guaranteed.
Well now it's not coming until the day after it was guaranteed by. Yes it's not the end of the world that you're not getting it the day they promised, but a promise is a promise.
Would you call the seller and bitch? Seller is a big company too, not some small business.Tags: None

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