02-25-2019, 03:25 AM | #71 | |
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You work in logistics and this is how you handle a little bit of adversity? My experience in logistics is that it is more or less herding cats.
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Maybe I should just let this die, but the only fact here that really matters here is that the hose OP received was damaged. All the other parts look normal and fine. OP did mention that Delicious sent him a new hose to replace the broken one, but said that it was a an MK1 hose and not MK1+ one. Is there a measurable difference between the two hoses? Like, is one longer than the other or a different thickness or something? I don't know the intimate details of this kit or its versions. Basically, what I want to know is whether or not the replacement part they sent you works for the intended application. Because if it does, what more do you want?
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02-26-2019, 04:30 PM | #74 |
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Little bit adversity? It's different when you have contacted the supplier and didn't follow through and then keeps messing up and sending you wrong part. If you don't value the ETA on orders then maybe consider working on a different department. Like what I said before you don't need to work on "AMAZON" to give good customer service.
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OP, why dont you just send the product back for a refund and then buy a different flex fuel kit? That way customer and provider can cut their losses and move on.
I mean how upset are you going to be when you pop the hood and see the delicious tuning logo, or any part of that particular kit. It will slowly eat you up inside until you sell the car, get rid of the kit or cause bodily harm to yourself. Alternatively something in the tune will eff up and you'll blame it all on your flex fuel kit and try to keep dragging their name through the mud. Just my .02, but you seem like the type of internet personality to dwell on things. |
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A. You have other people do the work for you and don't know what goes into logistics. B. Don't work in logistics. C. Work in logistics and are on the verge of a breakdown everyday Sent from my Moto E (4) Plus using Tapatalk
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Like the song says "know when to hold em, know when to fold em, know when you walk away, know when to run". I recommend that you just fold em and walk away. Fretting over stuff like this is bad for your health (believe me). humfrz |
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I have not been on here in a while but have tried to make an effort to spend a bit more time on checking in. It does seem a lot of our customers have spoken up for us and I do appreciate that from the community.
Also I am not going to read through this entire thread as I literally do not have the time. So I apologize for missing anything here. We did send you a new kit and not sure why there is still a complaint... People that are respectful and helpful I will go out of my way for, because they are the customers I appreciate and want to work with. I recently had a veteran come in, it was great speaking with him about his vehicle and what he would like to accomplish with it. He was incredibly genuine & respectful, so I felt obliged to take the time out of my day because he gave his time for our country. There is no greater deed to this county! So if you would like to send your kit in for a full refund, please do so and I will have this thread deleted as part of the agreement of sending the kit back. You can keep the shirt. Respectfully, William Knose Master Tuner Owner @ Delicious Tuning |
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