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Windoor World !!BEWARE!! Ted 07-26-2005
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Posted by Chris on July 29, 2005, 12:33 am



> Chris wrote:
> > I always carry my Paslode airless
> > finish nailer and a paintbrush with me no matter what job I am on. There
are
> > some tools that are just a basic need
>
> Damn straight. Me too.
>
> --
> The Gigolo

So I wonder why these "contractors" that wndoze world hires can't do a
simple installation and some paint touch up???? Is it just me or what?




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Posted by ~^Johnny^~ on July 28, 2005, 8:47 pm


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On Thu, 28 Jul 2005 18:58:44 -0500, "Chris"

>Hell, they shouldn't even be allowed in a respectable dount shop

Glazed windows with holes... what a concept!


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Posted by Chris on July 29, 2005, 12:34 am



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> On Thu, 28 Jul 2005 18:58:44 -0500, "Chris"
>
> >Hell, they shouldn't even be allowed in a respectable dount shop
>
> Glazed windows with holes... what a concept!

I've seen those in a bank or some such....

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Posted by Nigel Reed on July 27, 2005, 2:47 pm


> We have delivered a beautiful product to this customer. However, he did
> not buy a GRAND PIANO. The finish is a spayed on finish that is the
> equal to a car finish. NOT a PIANO. We try to please every customer but
> some people you cannot please. We have offered everything including
> some of his money back.

I was pretty neutral since it's a word for word type of thing, but the more I
see you insist you're right and compare it against the written evidence the OP
gave, I can say that you've lost me as a customer, if I was every likely to be
one.

Not once have I seen you admit anywhere that someone, somewhere was at fault.
All you had to do was say "yes, we screwed up, we'll refund the guys money, he
can go elsewhere and he'll be happy that he hasn't been screwed over".

We would all be satisfied that you resolved the issue (finally) and maybe had
some faith in your company. Nope, wasn't to be. Best thing you can do is
quiety withdraw from this thread and let it die its natural death.

Regards
Nigel
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Posted by Doug Kanter on July 27, 2005, 4:11 pm



> We have delivered a beautiful product to this customer. However, he did
> not buy a GRAND PIANO. The finish is a spayed on finish that is the
> equal to a car finish. NOT a PIANO. We try to please every customer but
> some people you cannot please. We have offered everything including
> some of his money back.
>

I'm sure he was not expecting a piano finish. But, at the other extreme,
your people delivered a door whose paint was still sticky. That indicates
incompetence somewhere in your manufacturing process.




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