NEW UPDATE on Bad Boy Outlaw Stander

[290]

Originally Posted by TriCountyLawn

I kinda agree with this. Personally I would have made contact before I vented negative stuff about my rep on LS especially if I really wanted to get it fixed.

I see your point but this was handled poorly

[Florida Gardener]

Originally Posted by TriCountyLawn

I kinda agree with this. Personally I would have made contact before I vented negative stuff about my rep on LS especially if I really wanted to get it fixed.

Yea, I agree. I also don't agree with giving them an option that you are going to take legal matters. Your putting someone on the defensive instead of trying to work together.
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[Illini_Fan]

Originally Posted by 290

Way to call your customer an ass. Here is a tip. Next time contact your customer directly

This is what I thought would have been the respectable thing for him to do? I did not call him anything. I simply responded to a post that is untrue. However, I understand that it is the internet and a lot of things aren't true. When someone makes false assumptions, isn't it fair to dispute them in the same forum they are made?

[290]

By you.....no, you represent more than yourself and your taking it personally. Be a professional and take the high ground. Deal with his issue and let him come back here and say he was wrong because you made it right.

[chagh2.0]

yea but we all saw it

[Illini_Fan]

Originally Posted by diamondlandscaping

Yea, I agree. I also don't agree with giving them an option that you are going to take legal matters. Your putting someone on the defensive instead of trying to work together.
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Thank you both. This clearly isn't the place and I considered that before replying. However, when a person literally shreds your character in a public forum, the gloves tend to come off, as they say. I will still work with this man ad do what I can. t is a two way street, though.

[Greyst1]

Ok, here is how i see this thread

Customer - says the mfg rep was supposed to call and didnt in an expectation for resolution

Mfg Rep - Says he has done everything he said he was going to do

Situation - Customer has an issue that remains unresolved

Ok, so now that the facts are clear and everyone is reading.....

Mark, please give your customer some more reassurance that his problem will be resolved. Simple.

I'm sure that he is worried since he didn't here from you. Remember 10K for a mower = a lot of lawn cuts so maybe put the kid gloves on.....

[Florida Gardener]

Originally Posted by 290

By you.....no, you represent more than yourself and your taking it personally. Be a professional and take the high ground. Deal with his issue and let him come back here and say he was wrong because you made it right.

I agree with this too. Great point.
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[290]

You will work with him but you already messed this up and bad. I'd never buy anything from you after this.

[Greyst1]

Originally Posted by Illini_Fan

Thank you both. This clearly isn't the place and I considered that before replying. However, when a person literally shreds your character in a public forum, the gloves tend to come off, as they say. I will still work with this man ad do what I can. t is a two way street, though.

What the OP posted was hardly "GLOVES OFF", don't be so dramatic Mark. Pick up the phone and just call him to work out a resolution.

Our county is full of arrogance, please show your customer a little more respect. You have an opportunity to shine here, show how much BB cares about the customer, for me for you, i would seize this opportunity to WOW him and then you can enjoy his posts on LS instead of what you chose.

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