I have to second Clayton's remarks. I am only a recent customer with MIS, but they have given service (that valuable commodity you find so little of nowadays). Recently I was running late . . . very late, and punched in an online order at some ungodly hour in the a.m. I hit the wrong "radio" button and consequently received the wrong cartridges. There was no problem about returning them and getting replacements back, which was done asap (less than a week turn around into Canada). As far as I am concerned they had every right to charge me for the second shipping because it was my mistake . . . they didn't!!! :-)))) No one likes it when there is a screw up, but at least at MIS you can get hold of someone and talk to them, then they try to fix it . . . again, my applause to them. Oh, and by the way Clayton, size has nothing to do with it. You either care about and respect your customers or you don't . . . costing very little extra for the former, sadly most companies big and small opt for the latter. Paul Aparycki >Clayton wrote; >Sorry to hear about the problems, they certainly should not have >happened and that sort of thing is very frustrating. I am not trying >to excuse or justify what happened, but after having dealt with MIS >for several years now my take on it is that they are a small company >trying to keep up with a rapidly changing industry. I suspect the >work load there is high and there are bound to be mistakes on >occasion. >I too have had a few botched orders over the years, but the service >over all has been excellent+ and friendly. On several occasions I've >had to return things because of my mistake or changed circumstances, >and they have never refused or argued with me or challenged anything.
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: MIS CHAOS
2005-08-18 by Paul Aparycki
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