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The other poster likely presented themselves as a company, service contract and all: you presented yourself as a retail customer, thanks to Amazon They offer..
by bravetraveler 1y ago
The other poster likely presented themselves as a company, service contract and all: you presented yourself as a retail customer, thanks to Amazon
They offer... what? The same insurance one might get at Boost Mobile.
edit: To be fair, I haven't read your link/agree in spirit: faulty is faulty, responsibility, etc. There is a difference, though.
- kstrauser 1y agoOh, sure. They’re not going to fly someone out to fix a retail customer’s monitor. I get that and would never expect that level of service. And yet, they doubled down hard on refusing to replace my defective 6 month old, still under warranty, screen. Amazon was the hero in this story. They listened to my story and gave me a refund, which I spent with a different brand. It felt wonderful explaining to their enterprise rep why we were rejecting their bid and going with a different vendor.