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GMMAT 11-19-2008 03:00 PM

Rage customer service
 
So I sit down to replace blades on a bunch of my 2blade heads, today.....and I get the screw stripping thing I hear a lot of people talk about on a few heads. I was also able to replace a few.

So....I call Rage and talk to "Jenny". I tell her my issue....and she says "send 'em back. We'll replace them for you." I offer to send her the replacement blades (I have them, here) and she just says "Nope....we'll replace those from here."

I told her I'd wait 'til the end of the season and try to make sure I'd identified all of them....and could send one batch.

"Fine"!

Now how do you beat that?

TEmbry 11-19-2008 03:09 PM

RE: Rage customer service
 
Now how do you beat that?

Not need the customer service in the first place.[8D]

WesternMdHardwoods 11-19-2008 03:09 PM

RE: Rage customer service
 
How can you beat that: They could just send you all new free heads with no questions askedand all!! Haha you asked!!


But no thats great that they are backing there product and taking care of ya!! Thats the best way to keep a customer for sure!!

GMMAT 11-19-2008 04:10 PM

RE: Rage customer service
 
The best way to keep a customer is to have good customer service, Trevor.

And I didn't even have to say....."My daddy bought it!"[8D]

Dopler 11-19-2008 04:13 PM

RE: Rage customer service
 

ORIGINAL: GMMAT

So I sit down to replace blades on a bunch of my 2blade heads, today.....and I get the screw stripping thing I hear a lot of people talk about on a few heads. I was also able to replace a few.

So....I call Rage and talk to "Jenny". I tell her my issue....and she says "send 'em back. We'll replace them for you." I offer to send her the replacement blades (I have them, here) and she just says "Nope....we'll replace those from here."

I told her I'd wait 'til the end of the season and try to make sure I'd identified all of them....and could send one batch.

"Fine"!

Now how do you beat that?
I'll tell you how you beat that, you say, Jenny, you sound like a charming young lady, how about I take you out for dinner somenight this week? Bring some broadheads along for me while you're at it?

GMMAT 11-19-2008 04:14 PM

RE: Rage customer service
 
I ain't trading down for anyone, Dop....BH's or not.;)

TEmbry 11-19-2008 04:32 PM

RE: Rage customer service
 

ORIGINAL: GMMAT

The best way to keep a customer is to have good customer service, Trevor.

And I didn't even have to say....."My daddy bought it!"[8D]
EDIT: Not worth it, just came across as tooting my own horn, and I don't like it when others do that, so why should I.

My daddy bought me my rages.:)[:-]

Matt/TN 11-19-2008 04:48 PM

RE: Rage customer service
 

ORIGINAL: TEmbry

Why pick a fight out of nothing? My daddy? How many guys do you know that registered a business with their local city and county at 17 years old? Honestly, there are still kids out there who work for most of what they have. My parents do me great, but I work for the majority of my stuff, and am damn proud of it. Ive been mowin yards for 8 years now, its bought mea truck, all the hunting gear I could ask for, and the freedom to not have to work for a chain store/fast food. Not claiming to be rolling in the dough, Im a drop in the ocean when it comes to lawncare around here, my goal for next year is to bump it up to $15k gross.
Its cool to play the age card, just don't lump me in with the rest of my lazy "gimme" attitude peers, because you couldn't be farther off.


I don't know that Jeff meant to pick a fight. I don't know that though.

However, that's impresseive to hear. That's also coming from someone your age. ;)

I work for all my hunting gear and all my "toys". I love my job, I work at an archery shop. I have had handouts though, and I'm grateful for it. I don't depend on it though.

I love the age card too :D

Hoytail Hunter 11-19-2008 05:03 PM

RE: Rage customer service
 

ORIGINAL: GMMAT

And I didn't even have to say....."My daddy bought it!"[8D]
Prior to the snap, unneccessary roughness, automatic first down!

Jeff I knew you lived below the cornbelt but didn't know you hit there too. ;);):D:Djus messin bud.

buckmaster 11-19-2008 05:03 PM

RE: Rage customer service
 

ORIGINAL: Matt/TN


ORIGINAL: TEmbry

Why pick a fight out of nothing? My daddy? How many guys do you know that registered a business with their local city and county at 17 years old? Honestly, there are still kids out there who work for most of what they have. My parents do me great, but I work for the majority of my stuff, and am damn proud of it. Ive been mowin yards for 8 years now, its bought mea truck, all the hunting gear I could ask for, and the freedom to not have to work for a chain store/fast food. Not claiming to be rolling in the dough, Im a drop in the ocean when it comes to lawncare around here, my goal for next year is to bump it up to $15k gross.
Its cool to play the age card, just don't lump me in with the rest of my lazy "gimme" attitude peers, because you couldn't be farther off.


I don't know that Jeff meant to pick a fight. I don't know that though.

However, that's impresseive to hear. That's also coming from someone your age. ;)

I work for all my hunting gear and all my "toys". I love my job, I work at an archery shop. I have had handouts though, and I'm grateful for it. I don't depend on it though.

I love the age card too :D

How many 20 year old Mail Men do you guys know?;)[8D]


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