JillW
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- Mar 1, 2013
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Many moons ago I worked in customer service and I remember how happy it made me when I could help a customer out. But I have to admit, sometimes I feel like customer service (with a smile) is a thing of the past.
However; I have had a few positive experiences just over the past couple of weeks.
We bought new washable markers for Harper to use when she visited, and her favorite color, purple was all dried up. I emailed Crayola and within 24 hours received a personal email from their c/s - and in a week, received a brand new box of markers.
We bought a bag of Fresh Start salad that went bad before the expiration date - so I emailed them - got back 2 coupons for 2 'free' bags of salad.
I bought a USB diffuser from Young Living and the small bottle inside was faulty, causing oil to leak inside of the unit - so it only worked a day or so. I emailed them (do you see a pattern here? LOL) and a new one is being sent to me (original cost was $25+) - with a nice apology email.
I joined a Chrysler forum (because we bought a new Pacifica Friday) and wanted to read about Chrysler experiences, etc. While researching the VIN # for the van we bought (we pick it up Friday) I found a seat belt recall on it. So I posted in the forum and within an hour someone from Chrysler customer service replied to my post. I noticed many replies directly from Chrysler so obviously, they monitor the forums - if someone is unhappy or having issues with a dealership they step in and help handle it. I think that's terrific! (And I don't think the info I found about the recall was correct - I checked Mopar and there is no recall on the new vehicle.)
There really ARE people that are willing to help and go the extra mile - please share your
positive customer service stories with us!
However; I have had a few positive experiences just over the past couple of weeks.
We bought new washable markers for Harper to use when she visited, and her favorite color, purple was all dried up. I emailed Crayola and within 24 hours received a personal email from their c/s - and in a week, received a brand new box of markers.
We bought a bag of Fresh Start salad that went bad before the expiration date - so I emailed them - got back 2 coupons for 2 'free' bags of salad.
I bought a USB diffuser from Young Living and the small bottle inside was faulty, causing oil to leak inside of the unit - so it only worked a day or so. I emailed them (do you see a pattern here? LOL) and a new one is being sent to me (original cost was $25+) - with a nice apology email.
I joined a Chrysler forum (because we bought a new Pacifica Friday) and wanted to read about Chrysler experiences, etc. While researching the VIN # for the van we bought (we pick it up Friday) I found a seat belt recall on it. So I posted in the forum and within an hour someone from Chrysler customer service replied to my post. I noticed many replies directly from Chrysler so obviously, they monitor the forums - if someone is unhappy or having issues with a dealership they step in and help handle it. I think that's terrific! (And I don't think the info I found about the recall was correct - I checked Mopar and there is no recall on the new vehicle.)
There really ARE people that are willing to help and go the extra mile - please share your
positive customer service stories with us!

