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2010-08-13 13:57:04
#41
Originally Posted by bluebomber
Im not sure you understand, we always show our true colors. Research our name on the forum , we always stand up for what we do.
You always had communication and parts continued to be sent out. You are just one of those cry baby, whiny customers we dont want to deal with.

Customer service ... we have made the customer service decision not to do business with you anymore.


You my friend are a douche. Your reply says it all. I can't wait till I read about your shop closing down. You will see this thread on every forum you sell parts on. Everyone will know what a bunch of unethical pieces of shit you guys are over there.

EDIT: I retract this statement. (Aug 13)
2010-08-13 13:59:45
#42
Originally Posted by BenFenner
Reading between the lines it would seem FuelCutOff was told the exhaust would fit, and ship in a timely manner, and he planned for his car to be down for a certain amount of time (probably a day or two at most).

The problems with fitment threw a monkey wrench into the plans, and it's up to you as a business to make it right. If that means you have to take a hit to pay his local welder to fix it for you, then that's what you do so he can be back on the road in days, not 4 weeks and counting.

That is how I plan to handle it if the downpipe I made doesn't fit perfectly for the buyer (when he gets around to installing it months or even years later).


Thank you Ben. I'm glad you can see this unlike some forum members and most importantly the vendor.
2010-08-13 14:00:20
#43
Ben ... there was constant communication with Fuel about the system, we had new pieces made and shipped out as quickly as possible. There were emails, phone calls ... We analyzed photos of the issues and did what we could. Welding would not fix this issus as it was a fitment/bend issue that we were working with. But all in all we were doing what we could to fix the problem.
2010-08-13 14:01:32
#44
Sounds like a dying moan to me bluebelle. Taking that attitude really sets the tone for future business.
2010-08-13 14:04:39
#45
Yes ... the tone that we wont deal with things like this.
We have made our point. Unreasonable customers are not something we deal with.
2010-08-13 14:05:36
#46
Originally Posted by bluebomber
Ben ... there was constant communication with Fuel about the system, we had new pieces made and shipped out as quickly as possible. There were emails, phone calls ... We analyzed photos of the issues and did what we could. Welding would not fix this issus as it was a fitment/bend issue that we were working with. But all in all we were doing what we could to fix the problem.


You guys never called me. I called you guys once 2 days ago. Before then, it was me sending you emails and me initiating contact every time. I'd send an email, you guys not replying, then me pm'ing you. Then you'd reply with half an answer to my questions. I'd send pics and then more delays while you call up mandrelbent exhaust to find out why things were not fitting before I'd get answers. Then, I'd get half ass solutions to my problems before you decided the catback you sent me does not fit and decided to send me a new midpipe.

I have every single email on file and I can easily embarrass you guys if I decide to take the time to post them. You're honeslty not doing yourself or your shop any favors by posting. I recommend you stop. You've already lost enough business by your replies.
2010-08-13 14:10:31
#47
Please post them if you really what this to get out of hand. Im fully devoted to this now.
2010-08-13 14:11:40
#48
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2010-08-13 14:12:38
#49
Originally Posted by bluebomber
Please post them if you really what this to get out of hand. Im fully devoted to this now.


Great! So you can devote yourself to a forum thread but not to helping out the customer when they have issues with your parts. Good to hear you have your priorities straight. Where was this attentiveness before? I thought you were "so busy".
2010-08-13 14:15:30
#50
Originally Posted by bluebomber
Unreasonable customers are not something we deal with.
I totally understand where you're coming from. 1 in 100 customers may be so completely bonkers that they are unsatisfiable and/or completely unreasonable. From what I'm seeing, you aren't dealing with one of those.

He expected his car to be down for a couple days max to install an exhaust. That is a completely reasonable expectation. When your solutions weren't working and it was time to cut his losses with this purchase and return it you made the mistake in not accepting it free of charge as far as I'm concerned. We all know restocking fees and not paying return shipping are commonplace in business, however we also all know it's a commonplace "bend the customer over" tactic. A re-stocking fee? Are you insane? You still expect to make money off of the purchase? Calling extortion a "restocking fee" might work for huge businesses like Amazon.com, but not for you.
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