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I've been getting that, too. I understand why they do it, but some vendors are definitely more aggressive than others. Anecdote: I purchased a dog hammock/cove
by bradleyankrom 10y ago
I've been getting that, too. I understand why they do it, but some vendors are definitely more aggressive than others.
Anecdote: I purchased a dog hammock/cover for the backseat of my car last year and the straps melted over the course of the summer. The company replaced it for free, then emailed me every other day about updating my review... definitely before it'd gone through another summer, but even before I'd actually set it up in my car. I don't feel that a merchant holding up their end of their "lifetime guarantee" obligates me to update my review of their product (though I intend to once I'm satisfied that I've actually used it enough to warrant an update).
- smokey_the_bear 10y agoAnecdote. I bought a dinosaur costume for my toddler son for Halloween, they sent me the wrong size but I didn't notice until Halloween, it sort of worked anyway. Later they hounded me for a review. After five or so requests, I replied saying I wasn't going to leave a positive review because they sent the wrong size. That was all, I didn't ask for anything or leave a negative review. They sent me huge rant about how I couldn't have a refund and what their return policy was.
- cmdrfred 10y agoRetailers are shady despite people most of the time.
- TeMPOraL 10y agoRetailers are shady... but so are the customers too. Source: my SO worked on phone support in her last two jobs, one was selling old books on-line, the other selling various appliances. Man, you wouldn't believe the horror stories I heard from her every other day. Having a phone number seems to somehow attract the worst subgroups of humans to it.
- bradleyankrom 10y agohope the dinosaur costume was awesome, though