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28 July 2012, 02:59
chronic
Blazervane.com or bullseye feather unprofessional to customer
I ordered non-logo vanes from blazervane.com. they sent vanes with logos. I emailed them complaining. Here is the exchange:

Me - You sent the wrong vanes. I ordered plain no name vanes. You sent logo vanes! what is your phone number?

Blazervanes.com (JP Goodman)- sorry, we had to send the logo vanes, we have soldout of chocolate vanes with no logo, they were discontinued over 2 years ago. We only have 13 in stock left.

Me - I am pissed off. Your web site clearly shows non logo vanes. Do you always do a bait and switch on your all your customers? I think this very illeagal!

What remedies are you offering?

blazervanes.com (JP Goodman)- send the back you moran, and we will give you the money back.

me - Wow! That is very unprofessional. Calling your customers names when they are sent the wrong product. That is unbelievable.

chronic
28 July 2012, 07:35
Shof
It'd be real simple for me. I'd send them back, demand a full refund for the price PLUS shipping costs and then I'd go someplace else for my vanes...
29 July 2012, 04:46
calgarychef1
If you talked like that to me you'd be called worse than a moran.....
30 July 2012, 13:44
JCHB
Customer service = 0%. At very least they should have mailed you to tell you that there was no stock of the ones you wanted.
Does the CEO of blazer know how his customers are being treated? I wonder.....
JCHB
30 July 2012, 19:25
Hunting For Adventure
I'm with Calgary on this one. You get what you put out. When you became snappy with them they returned your volley. Professionalism breeds professionalism. But, I would send them back and buy from a different company if it makes you feel better.



Tom Addleman
tom@dirtnapgear.com

31 July 2012, 08:28
lavaca
As a preliminary matter, I'm not sure why you care; or why you would want chocolate-colored vanes, but that's beside the point. You ordered something and they didn't deliver.

I would point out the difference between a "moran" and a "moron". Perhaps even suggesting that he was the latter. Then, I'd ask for my money back and find a different supplier. Might want to copy the CEO of the company.
31 July 2012, 10:17
npd345
quote:
Originally posted by SilentT:
I'm with Calgary on this one. You get what you put out. When you became snappy with them they returned your volley. Professionalism breeds professionalism. But, I would send them back and buy from a different company if it makes you feel better.


He got exactly what he asked for, at least in attitude.
31 July 2012, 18:02
Shof
quote:
Originally posted by JCHB:
Customer service = 0%. At very least they should have mailed you to tell you that there was no stock of the ones you wanted.
Does the CEO of blazer know how his customers are being treated? I wonder.....
JCHB


Ding Ding Ding, we have a winner! While I'm sure that it's very satisfying to tell off a customer, or to give back on the attitude, it shows a marked lack of professionalism on the part of the Blazer rep. You just don't do that kind of thing in this day and age of instant communication!

Yes, I know you cannot please all the people all the time, but taking the time to explain what went wrong, along with trying to please the customer would have gone a lot further in this exchange. Simply pissing a customer off isn't good business...