When someone has an issue with customer service for any given dealer consider:
1. first contacting that specific dealer before "running it by" the forum.
2. If a customer service issue emerges as a possible "grievance" consider awaiting the outcome before posting on the forum.
3. There is no need to render a Twitter-like narrative step-by-step of the resolution of a particular concern.
4. There is no need to render a diary-like summation of one's emotional life during the handling of a customer service concern.
5. There is no need to alternatively complain and then extol any particular dealer in the same posts on the forum NOR express an understanding of contributing situational factors and then act and speak in a manner contrary to this understanding NOR report minor errors in a manner which reveals they are already regarded by yourself as minor NOR because of anxiety report anticipated concerns and problems PRIOR to actually speaking to a customer service representative or the original dealer.
Indeed, there are dealers and uke companies that are and have been CONSISTENTLY poor in customer service. Isn't that a different story?
While many may be new to ukuleles or maybe to ordering online? how many are new to adult life?
In short, value your own actions more than your own emotions, posted words and the imagined "support" of forum members from whom you did not make the original purchase.
1. first contacting that specific dealer before "running it by" the forum.
2. If a customer service issue emerges as a possible "grievance" consider awaiting the outcome before posting on the forum.
3. There is no need to render a Twitter-like narrative step-by-step of the resolution of a particular concern.
4. There is no need to render a diary-like summation of one's emotional life during the handling of a customer service concern.
5. There is no need to alternatively complain and then extol any particular dealer in the same posts on the forum NOR express an understanding of contributing situational factors and then act and speak in a manner contrary to this understanding NOR report minor errors in a manner which reveals they are already regarded by yourself as minor NOR because of anxiety report anticipated concerns and problems PRIOR to actually speaking to a customer service representative or the original dealer.
Indeed, there are dealers and uke companies that are and have been CONSISTENTLY poor in customer service. Isn't that a different story?
While many may be new to ukuleles or maybe to ordering online? how many are new to adult life?
In short, value your own actions more than your own emotions, posted words and the imagined "support" of forum members from whom you did not make the original purchase.
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