
Originally Posted by
fdcmiami
Y & S, that's a perfect example of how to handle a problem. this happened to me yesterday. i ordered five carbide burrs for aluminum off of ebay. i did not buy from the regular place i order from because i was able to get a bundle of five for a pretty good price. i ordered thursday night and got them on monday. the site i used has a long history and excellent rating.
so i am leaving home to get my truck on tuesday am and i go to pick up the burrs and one falls to the floor. it was dark as i had killed the lights getting ready to leave.
i get to the shop and i am going to wallow out a hole in some half inch al flatbar and i pull out the burrs and what do i see. (see pic) the one i dropped to the floor from app 40 inches is broken in half. weird but with hardened tools it can happen.
so, what to do. took a couple of pics, sent them in an email to the co., guy emails me back within minutes with an apology and three different solutions to the problem.
so i opted for choice number two and they credited my pay pal account for one half the price of the order. i thanked him as i was certainly happy with the outcome.
what struck me was that he thanked me for not going on the feedback site and giving the company negative feedback, i wouldn't have done that without first trying to resolve the issue but that is the way a lot of people are.