Is cust.service non existent in the boat business????
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LPA2106, Good advice. The ironic part is is that when I was deciding where to make my purchase a fellow oso-ers wrote a 2 page testimonial about what a great place to do business at and great service. Again I do want to state that the guy is not a jerk, he just tells me what I want to hear instead of the truth or when push comes to shove he lets me know how lucky I am for him taking care of the problems on the boat he sold me.
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I'm thinking of writing a letter to Jay at Spectre. I was going to call but its to easy to lose your temper . I don't want to get in a pissing match, I just want him to know my side of what has transpired since Oct.
I'm thinking of writing a letter to Jay at Spectre. I was going to call but its to easy to lose your temper . I don't want to get in a pissing match, I just want him to know my side of what has transpired since Oct.
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Mark, Thanks for your reply. The way you conduct business is the way it should be done. If your not going to get paid and the cust. didn't buy from you I don't think any reasonable person would expect you to lose money. But by the same token people should take care of their customers who did purchase from them in atimely manner
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Again I do want to state that the guy is not a jerk, he just tells me what I want to hear instead of the truth or when push comes to shove he lets me know how lucky I am for him taking care of the problems on the boat he sold me.
Again I do want to state that the guy is not a jerk, he just tells me what I want to hear instead of the truth or when push comes to shove he lets me know how lucky I am for him taking care of the problems on the boat he sold me.
Go to the manufacturer and state the case with all the details and your expectations and timetable. If it (they) aren't met, follow up with your attorney. Take the kid gloves off with this guy. Seven months is 6 too long!
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I know here locally Jay Pilini stays on top of everything when it comes to his boats. He knows what its like on this side of the coin too. I can say once I had an issue with an individual that worked for him that was always making me feel I was an imposition. Jay called me after my e-mail the very next day early am and was all over the individual and my concern. He takes his boats and customers seriously. If your complaint is warranted he will give it the priority it deserves.
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Playn, Maybe I have been through this too many times. I think I'm actually starting to believe all the excuses I've heard over the years. After all "it is a custom boat, these things take time"(LOL)
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Speed I was going to talk to Jay when I spoke to him on Tuesday this week but decided to wait until my weekly follow up call on wednesday. The reason I was speaking to Jay in the first place was because of an issue on the boat that I wasn't sure if there was a problem or it was characteritic of the boat. I only made that phone call after repeated requests for the dealer to make them for me