As long as over 95% of the clients are happy, I'd say the company would be good to do business with. There's always going to be some unhappiness floating around. In this case, it looks like the majority approve of him (me included).
I'm sure JonB remembers the PR disaster with John Hennessy!
American buisinesses seem to apoligize for everything as if this is a good excuse for continuing poor service. We have become the land of mediocrity!
American buisinesses seem to apoligize for everything as if this is a good excuse for continuing poor service. We have become the land of mediocrity!
Oh please. Poor service / good service are notions of the 50s (and those with enough money they can choose such things.) The average person seeks cheap/convienent/consistant - nothing more nothing less. Doubt me? Then explain WalMart and McDonalds. JonB has all those things going for him - if I need a shifter and his is the cheapest AND the easiest to order AND I am sure he'll have it in stock that day, they he'll get my business - rude or not. If you have the time and can afford to purchase the more expensive part from the happier place be my guest - no one is standing in your way. Unless you can do it better quite whining...
I never looked at the ratings on this site. It looks like a very polarized review. Customers either love him or hate him. That said, I retract my statement about the 95% good customer service.95%????.....then why does he have a 40% rating on this site. ???
At least he answered on Memorial Day. I wouldn't have.
I never looked at the ratings on this site. It looks like a very polarized review. Customers either love him or hate him. That said, I retract my statement about the 95% good customer service.95%????.....then why does he have a 40% rating on this site. ???
Oh please. Poor service / good service are notions of the 50s (and those with enough money they can choose such things.) The average person seeks cheap/convenient/consistent - nothing more nothing less. Doubt me? Then explain WalMart and McDonalds. JonB has all those things going for him - if I need a shifter and his is the cheapest AND the easiest to order AND I am sure he'll have it in stock that day, they he'll get my business - rude or not. If you have the time and can afford to purchase the more expensive part from the happier place be my guest - no one is standing in your way. Unless you can do it better quite whining...
I agree but I also change my buying habits when I encounter an issue with a retailer (or manufacturer) that ****** me off. I will not shop at Target (at least for some time) because they dared to card me for buying a DVD. A fricken DVD (Matrix Reloaded). After a store manager confirmed that I had to show a 16 year old clerk my ID to buy the thing I decided to leave everything I was purchasing and go elsewhere. I mean I am 46 years old and could not buy a DVD without an ID. Screw Target. I will pay much more before I go back there. So when you have choices, seemingly small things make the difference regarding where you choose to go. One inadvertent (or maybe intentional) move by an employee can take away years of future earnings.
So Jon, I know you mean right and I appreciate the assistance you have given me, but you do need to find a smoother approach, especially for new customers.
Just my $0.015 (devaluation)
These posts never cease to amaze me.
To you jerks complaining about JONB - you have an issue and the first thing you do is jump on this board and whine.
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Gavin