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Received wheel |
So what the hell, not having anything to lose I sent them another email, explaining the situation in a seemingly professional but ultimately scoffing tone. Here it goes:
Dear Sir or Madam,
I was very surprised to see that a package from you arrived with a new wheel to repair my suitcase even though there has been no communication between us for a while.
However, upon investigation of the wheel I have realized that the sent wheel is not the correct one to be replaced. It is from the right suitcase model, but suiting the other side of the suitcase (apparently they differ). As such, the fittings prevent me from installing it. I would very much appreciate if you could send the correct one, if that is not too much trouble. It would definitely help me regain some confidence in your services, and be definitely worth mentioning on my blog, where I described our previous encounters in great detail.
In case you want to call me, you have my mobile number.
Kind regards,
Paweł XXX
To my surprise I received a prompt, but useless reply already 9 days ago:
Dear Mr. XXX, thank you very much for getting back to us. Thank you for taking the time and communicating to us why our service did not meet your expectations. Let us assure you that all efforts will be taken to respond as quickly and effectively as possible. I will forward your e-mail to the department in charge. The responsible colleagues will revert to you shortly. We appreciate your feedback and thank you once again for giving us the opportunity to regain your confidence. We remain at your disposal for any further queries, Best regards, Dolfi Employee 3 Dolfi1920 Baggage Services
From now on, I again started monitoring the track and trace on their website. Interesting choice of words for sending me a part to fix myself, and two mysterious entries without a description.
Track and Trace screenshot from Dolfi1920 website |
I have a feeling things might get more interesting soon, and there I though it was all over...
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