....And from a page from Crazy Man's book, I've now been influenced enough by him to write a letter of my own. This burns me up. What about the customer always being right? I am done with them. D. O. N. E.
May 3, 2014
To the owners of ----- Cleaners:
I feel it is important to let you know
why I won’t be giving you any future business.
Over the years, I’ve taken my son’s pants (many, many pairs) to get
hemmed at your cleaners. On February 17th,
I brought in 2 pairs of the same exact track pants, in different colors to have
tailored. This past week I noticed both
pairs’ hems are starting to unravel. I
ran in to ----- on Friday afternoon to see if they could be fixed. I was met with resistance from the young lady
who always works there. She indicated
that Ian’s pants had got caught on something and it caused the hem to unravel. I said this was not the case. There was no way BOTH pairs could’ve gotten
caught on something. It was in a weird
spot to be unraveling. The only way this
was happening was the thread was coming loose, ON BOTH PAIRS!! Then I was told that ----- only guarantees
work for one week and this was 2.5 months later. I assured her that Ian had worn these pants
only a handful of times, at the most 4 times since we bought them.
I asked her again if she could fix
them. She said it would get fixed if I
agreed to split the cost.
Seriously? I was not going to
stay there and argue with her. I took my
pants and walked out. I will not be
back.
I had been a good customer for several
years, since you opened the dry cleaners under the new ownership and name. I value the small business owner and do my
best to choose them over a bigger chain.
I can not stay loyal to a company that does not provide good customer
service. I had never brought anything
back to be fixed before. And I’ve never
once complained that work on your part was done poorly. I had been happy up until now and never even
questioned what I had been told by my friends were high prices for getting
clothes tailored. I am sorry to say you
won’t see me coming back. I highly
suggest you do some research on the business model Nordstrom has made famous
for handling their customers. It’s too
small of a town to be treating customers like this.
Sincerely,
Robyn Toppall
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