Mavyn
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shapeton88 wrote:UPDATE:
I e-mailed the address change request within 15 minutes of my order and support says they can't help me. What kind of company has NO ONE available at night to help people and no way of changing things online. Terrible, that is all I can say.
What kind of person changes their mind 10 minutes after they clicked the button confirming that the information THEY ENTERED was correct and then blames the company?
Oh wait...
Seriously, you placed the order. You made a choice. You either didn't read what was in the fields, or changed your mind after hitting the big yellow button. Either way, assume a little responsibility. If you hadn't ordered next day, they likely would have been able to respond in time.
You might try contacting the shipper, often they can change the destination...but it will likely delay the delivery.
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shapeton88 wrote:Obviously some of the responsibility lies with me, but it is absurd that a company that deals in online orders doesnt have a simple way to fix problems like this. Also, there is no way for me to contact anyone except for woot support, because they provide NO INFORMATION. Literally the only way to get in touch with Woot is through that one e-mail, and if you respond to their support e-mail all you get is another automated response with a new case #. And where do I find this shipper information? If it is on this website somewhere, it is very very well hidden.
Go to Stuff You Bought in the upper right corner, it will have the order and a tracking number.
If you read the Terms and Conditions, your complaint is addressed. By doing business with WOOT, you agree to their business model...which means the support options are limited.
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Mavyn
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shapeton88 wrote:This isn't so much "limited" as non-existent. THE PACKAGE HASN'T EVEN BEEN SENT YET. And they are telling me they can't do anything. There is no tracking number, nothing has happened yet, they are just unwilling to do anything at all.
Did you read the T&C?
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shapeton88 wrote:Stop being a Woot fanboy and read what I am writing. Outside of cable companies, who does this kind of stuff? Not to mention their "1 day shipping" that is expected to arrive 3 days after the order. EXTREMELY MISLEADING.
A) I'm not a boy.
B) You caused your problem. Now you are upset that others can't fix it.
C) I've never had something take more than the one day from the time it shipped. Some items can't be shipped the same day. Fine print usually identifies that...but you don't seem like the type to read the fine print.
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Mavyn
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I actually read things to understand what I'm agreeing to. And if I don't agree, I don't buy.
No lie. Not sure why you think that entering into a contract should be done so casually.
ETA: Woot checked, they couldn't fix your problem. That happens. Being the customer doesn't mean you are right.
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I do and I have. Really. I make certain to re-read them before filing a complaint, as well.
And you should check out NotAlwaysRight.com. Sometimes sayings are wrong.
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shapeton88 wrote:EDIT: in America the customer is always right, as the saying goes. And though I made a mistake, it is absurd that this company has no online method to fix anything. It is also absurd that I can't speak to someone directly and that I have to get an automated response and hope that someone, someday actually reads what I wrote.
In the days of old the customer was always right. In today's bottom line driven, profit above all retail model this is no longer the case. The consumers have brought this on themselves, demanding products at the lowest possible cost. There is no such thing as a free lunch and customer service costs money. You bought something from woot!, so I am pretty sure the price was a consideration. If you want good customer service don't expect it from a company that is famous for selling crap at low prices. Go to a brick and mortar, family owned business and you might get lucky and receive that excellent customer service you are looking for along with a higher price. Look at the airlines. If you want good food, lots of space and a flexible ticket, you are welcome to fly first or business class. If you want a low priced ticket, queue up with the unwashed masses and get treated like a sheep. You get what you pay for.
You made a mistake, live with the consequences and if it really bothers you that much, look somewhere else besides woot!.
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Edit to add: Pember is absolutely right, and woot has always done their best by me. Sometimes what I want isn't an option...but that's not their fault. They have always been responsive, and fixed any mistake THEY made. Fixing a mistake I made is not something I expect from Woot.
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