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I doubt it ... people are too quick to jump on stuff like this and start criticising with no evidence whatsoever that anything is seriously wrong ...So are we going to see any retractions now?
I too hope there is no unwanted effect of this thread being started by someone who just appeared to want to sh*t stir ... sorry if the OP thinks that's OTT but I doubt if he gave any thought to how his posting could seriously affect the company.I almost lost my business through the actions of people "jumping to conclusions".
I also hope his business does not suffer any ill effects; s**t has the unfortunate property of sticking.
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A good thing that's come out of this:
I took a peek at their website and found this new product, which I suspect we may be purchasing - a bit expensive but then so was the moho
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A good thing that's come out of this:
I took a peek at their website and found this new product, which I suspect we may be purchasing - a bit expensive but then so was the moho
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Thank you @Jim for taking the time to email them as well as updating us on receiving a response.At 6pm this evening I had a reply to my email to Paul at MirrorGuard. This is a part of that reply.
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We love ours !He gave us one of those to raffle for charity, it was well made. I forget who won it, but they reported back that they use it all the time
Agree - not sure if the OP can do it or whether it would be @Jim who could consider doing so.Might be a good idea to remove the "warning" part of the title, as someone may read the first few pages and get the wrong impression.
Andrew
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I think Paul needs to look at how he communicates with his customers. A note on the website, a facebook page or a twitter account telling customers you are on holiday is so easy to do. We all make mistakes, its why they put rubbers on the end of pencils. I'm sure after reading this he will sort it
I see it's been doneMight be a good idea to remove the "warning" part of the title, as someone may read the first few pages and get the wrong impression.
Andrew
Perhaps it would have been better if those 'quickly throwing stones' had waited to see what the real reason for it was rather than criticising. I doubt, though, that any of those who did that will even think about admitting they were too hasty.Indeed - it would have stopped this whole thread in the first place. And it isn't that hard either
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2 weeks is just plain bloody rude.Well - lots of opinions as to whether it is good business practice to not communicate or have a backup in place when maybe holidaying. I do believe that any of you would be getting a bit itchy if you had parted with money and neither heard or received anything after 2 weeks and then found that voicemail boxes were full. I have purchased things from the other side of the world in half the time. A Clymer Harley Davidson Manual from USA - 3 days.
I understand your frustration but starting a thread entitled 'BEWARE' is, IMV, OTT and could have caused damage to the company, and also caused concern to others too ... especially when you didn't have the full facts (yes I know you tried contacting them) and actually hadn't even told anyone on this thread how LONG you'd been waiting ... unless I missed it somewhere.Well - lots of opinions as to whether it is good business practice to not communicate or have a backup in place when maybe holidaying. I do believe that any of you would be getting a bit itchy if you had parted with money and neither heard or received anything after 2 weeks and then found that voicemail boxes were full. I have purchased things from the other side of the world in half the time. A Clymer Harley Davidson Manual from USA - 3 days.
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No doubt. I stand by everything I said (including rating the product highly), based on years of running a customer focussed business and no matter what the reason, it was so easy to prevent with some fairly basic steps.Perhaps it would have been better if those 'quickly throwing stones' had waited to see what the real reason for it was rather than criticising. I doubt, though, that any of those who did that will even think about admitting they were too hasty.
I understand your frustration but starting a thread entitled 'BEWARE' is, IMV, OTT and could have caused damage to the company, and also caused concern to others too ... especially when you didn't have the full facts (yes I know you tried contacting them) and actually hadn't even told anyone on this thread how LONG you'd been waiting ... unless I missed it somewhere.
You haven't bought any '3' sims too have you off Ebay ... if so then no doubt you'll be really well and truly peeeeeeeeed off now!
Yes I know that now as you've just told us about 10 mins ago, but can you point me to where in your earlier posts you mentioned that please.Er! 2 weeks!!
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Or perhaps his order arrived this morning and he's now feeling rather foolish?
Yet, you still asked the question whilst quoting my post?Yes I know that now as you've just told us about 10 mins ago, but can you point me to where in your earlier posts you mentioned that please.
... perhaps you need to re-read what I'm asking but I'll repeat it again in a simpler form: where in any of your previous posts, excluding the ones you've just done in the last 10 minutes or so, did you EVER state you'd been waiting 2 weeks ...Yet, you still asked the question whilst quoting my post?
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... perhaps you need to re-read what I'm asking but I'll repeat it again in a simpler form: where in any of your previous posts, excluding the ones you've just done in the last 10 minutes or so, did you EVER state you'd been waiting 2 weeks ...
It's normal business practice for online companies to take payment with order.I think everybody should run their business in the way that suits them and their customers, it would appear in this case that something has gone wrong but let's keep an open mind.
The only other comment I would make is that when we were in business we never charged anybody's credit card until the goods were ready to despatch, and I thought that there were rules governing this.
Martin
@Pjstingray It was a simple question @Minxy Girl was asking. If you had supplied the facts on your initial post some of the replies might have been different. A bit like telling half a story.Oh dear - itching for a fight? - my initial post was to tell others that I had parted with money and received no communication or product, intended to stop others potentially losing money as well. If you wish to be pedantic about what order and when I said things fine, but I have no more time to waste on replying to you.
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Good job the OP didn't order a Lite Lok bike lock !I understand your frustration but starting a thread entitled 'BEWARE' is, IMV, OTT and could have caused damage to the company, and also caused concern to others too ... especially when you didn't have the full facts (yes I know you tried contacting them) and actually hadn't even told anyone on this thread how LONG you'd been waiting ... unless I missed it somewhere.
You haven't bought any '3' sims too have you off Ebay ... if so then no doubt you'll be really well and truly peeeeeeeeed off now!
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