by GlassWolf » Sun Oct 31, 2004 8:58 am
"We'll send you a label, you ship it back, then once we get it, we'll send you the right item.
So expect another 1-2 weeks to see the item you purchased."
that's a very professional way to handle it really, and that's how I'd have done it myself honestly.
they're paying the return cost etc, and it's the only way to be sure they get the other sub back before sending the right one out.
Sadly, ya can't just trust someone to send the stuff back on good faith and cross-ship the item, unless he offers a credit card # as collateral.
Ideally they'd consider a cost break for the time delay or something.. but that's entirely their option really.
Triple6, I have to admit, your view is spoken like someone who's never owned a business and seen just how little profit there really is on each product you sell after utility costs, payroll, materials, etc etc (cost of doing business.)
Giving away any freebies costs you out of pocket. Do it too much and you sink your business.
That was part of the problem we had with my business. One of the people here liked to trade our work for things like "oh, he'll do something for us later."
My problem was like, ok wtf is a GYN doctor going to do for ME??
He gave away so much business, it just about sank the company and I couldn't throw his butt out because he owned a portion of the company.
"We'll send you a label, you ship it back, then once we get it, we'll send you the right item.
So expect another 1-2 weeks to see the item you purchased."
that's a very professional way to handle it really, and that's how I'd have done it myself honestly.
they're paying the return cost etc, and it's the only way to be sure they get the other sub back before sending the right one out.
Sadly, ya can't just trust someone to send the stuff back on good faith and cross-ship the item, unless he offers a credit card # as collateral.
Ideally they'd consider a cost break for the time delay or something.. but that's entirely their option really.
Triple6, I have to admit, your view is spoken like someone who's never owned a business and seen just how little profit there really is on each product you sell after utility costs, payroll, materials, etc etc (cost of doing business.)
Giving away any freebies costs you out of pocket. Do it too much and you sink your business.
That was part of the problem we had with my business. One of the people here liked to trade our work for things like "oh, he'll do something for us later."
My problem was like, ok wtf is a GYN doctor going to do for ME??
He gave away so much business, it just about sank the company and I couldn't throw his butt out because he owned a portion of the company.