yuppiejr wrote:The key is communication. You may have an expectation about how things work and perhaps Bill's website/staff didn't hit the mark... BUT THEY DON'T READ MINDS. You totally failed at communicating what you expected ("can you pass my information on to your manager, I'd like to talk to them about this..." or .... "since the gun I'd like to shoot is on your website and I arrived here to test shoot based on that would you mind giving me a free go with this similar model instead?)... instead, you gave them 0 chance to remedy the situation and then came here to take a virtual piss on their reputation just because it was easier than actually manning up and dealing with the problem directly?
Sorry yuppiejr but when it comes to good customer service I don't feel that I should have to ask for it.
Should I have learned my lesson after the first time? Maybe. I guess I'm more of an optimist than some and am usually willing to give someone the benefit of the doubt that the first time was an honest mistake.