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Havde købt nogle børster og klemme her inde fra. Undre mig så over hvorfor jeg ikke har fået en besked med min ordre er sendt nogle dage efter. Jeg vælger så at skrive til dem, hvor de skiver at de sender det så hurtigt så muligt og at de refundere mine penge. De refundere pengene og sendte mine ting dagen efter😻
Beskeden jeg sendte til dette firma er, at de har en modbydelig service.
"Jeg har sendt barbermaskinen til jer. Dette er mit sidste køb hos jer. Send mine penge tilbage, og alle kan gå deres egne veje. Hvis I spekulerer på hvorfor, så er grunden denne: Jeg købte jeres produkt, barberede mig, og endte med en masse skår på min hals. Jeg skriver til jer, og I svarer, at I ikke kan gøre noget, og at jeg selv skal købe en ny barberhoved og udskifte det. Det er det mest latterlige i verden. En elendig kundeservice
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