channum
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Assuming this all turns out favorably in the end, I would still buy ultimate ears products in the future, but I wouldn't do so quite as enthusiastically. Hopefully, I won't have to test their customer service any more in the future
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Nope, other than registering my super.fis last year when I bought them, I never had any contact for any reason with ultimate ears until I reported the cracked housing... and that took three reports just to get a response, and that response required me to answer, not once, but twice over the next 72 hours, all the same information they already had before they'd issue the RMA.
I posted because, one, the OP started the topic and, two, it really does stand out as the worst initial phase of customer service I've ever had. I expect that when all is said and done that I'll have experienced worse outcomes *cough*Sennheiser*cough* *cough*Audio-Technica*cough*, but while a bad final impression is more damaging, bad first impressions don't help your case either. As was drilled into my head in my days of retail management, you only have one chance to make a good first impression on the customer, after that, it's all playing catch up.
Originally Posted by steviebee /img/forum/go_quote.gif ....& this is starting to sound like a dissing agenda w/ UE as the evil empire, almost, which is not at all channum's point I think - 'company propaganda'? Sheesh. |
Assuming this all turns out favorably in the end, I would still buy ultimate ears products in the future, but I wouldn't do so quite as enthusiastically. Hopefully, I won't have to test their customer service any more in the future
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You'd think we were talking about the sad state that Xin's affairs are in, rather than two incidences of slow or seemingly picky response. I do however think channum and you have a point & right to be a little peeved, esp w/ the repetition of information, unless there's prior history here we know nothing of. |
Nope, other than registering my super.fis last year when I bought them, I never had any contact for any reason with ultimate ears until I reported the cracked housing... and that took three reports just to get a response, and that response required me to answer, not once, but twice over the next 72 hours, all the same information they already had before they'd issue the RMA.
I posted because, one, the OP started the topic and, two, it really does stand out as the worst initial phase of customer service I've ever had. I expect that when all is said and done that I'll have experienced worse outcomes *cough*Sennheiser*cough* *cough*Audio-Technica*cough*, but while a bad final impression is more damaging, bad first impressions don't help your case either. As was drilled into my head in my days of retail management, you only have one chance to make a good first impression on the customer, after that, it's all playing catch up.