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- From: Ragman@cris.com (Ragman)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
- Subject: Re: Safe Harbor Computers Be careful buying
- Date: 6 Mar 1996 13:43:39 GMT
- Organization: Concentric Internet Services
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- Dale Currie (dalec@zorro.amitrix.com) wrote:
- : In article <4hf0d7$iuo@spectator.cris.com> Ragman@cris.com (Ragman) writes:
- : >
- : > Perhaps you should 're-read' the original post! He was not complaining
- : > about that SH wouldn't take care or the problem, it was their attitude. I
- : > have dealt with many companies, and never had such a problem. It should
- : > never be the customers' responsibility to go to the manufacturer for
- : > product satisfaction, unless of course the product was purchased direct
- : > from the manufacturer, or the product is covered under warranty.
- : ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
- : I did, obviously you didn't! And it was!
-
- Obviously you don't have a clue! Yeah it was under warranty! Now what
- customer in their right mind wants to deal with a warranty before they
- even have a chance of using the product? Damaged goods are damaged
- goods, and should be handled by the seller, no matter what. Unless of
- course a long period of time has elapsed.
-
- :
- : > Since you seem to agree with SH's policy, attitude towards its' customer,
- : > I myself would not deal with you nor them. You should learn, and this
- : > includes SH, that you should not treat all your customers as dishonest
- : > just because some (very small %) are.
-
- : Like perhaps those that won't put their real name on a post??? ;-)
-
- Good thing the smiley is in place. 'cus thems there are slammin' words.
- I sure hope that you are aware there are more than one reason to use an
- alias.
-
- :
- : > Notice Cronus' policy? No problem send it back, no questions, no bitching
- : > nor complaining. Now there is a true business that will go far. Customer
- : > satisfaction comes first.
-
- : As it does with us, and also in any dealings I've had with Safe Harbor as I
- : stated and you obviously ignored. They have gone out of their way to help
- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
- For someone in tech support, your logic is in negative mode. Must
- everything be in verbose for you to get the point. Since I did not
- mention what you had said meant that it is not germaine to this
- discussion. The point of this thread is not the dealings of SH with a
- supplier, manufacturer, or tech support. But how they deal with one end
- user. Get the point, it does not matter what your business contact with
- SH is/was, but it DOES matter how they (SH) have dealt with the original
- poster of this thread!
-
- : us contact a customer that left an invalid telephone number on one occasion
- : and needed support. I don't call that a bad attitude, his complaint does not
- : fit with observed behavior from my experience, which was what I said!
-
- Probably since your contact with SH was not even similar to his contact.
-
- I am glad that you would go the extra mile to contact a user, and that SH
- obliged. But unfortunately, IMHO, your previous posts have conveyed
- something all together different to all the people that have read this
- thread. It is also unfortunate, since you have stated in another part of
- this thread that you will not be making any more comments, but probably
- more beneficial to you to quit now before you really bury yourself. ;-)
-
-