- First Name
- Geoff
- Joined
- Mar 27, 2023
- Threads
- 2
- Messages
- 44
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- 95
- Location
- Kansas City, MO
- Vehicle(s)
- 22 Ford Bronco
- Your Bronco Model
- Wildtrak
@EIGHTLUG Maybe instead of ignoring your customers and providing unreasonable and unreachable production times, you should email and communicate with your customers and simply apologize for the delays, tell them they are important to you and use it as a learning opportunity.
It might not be any “sweat off your back” to lose a customer but judging by the numerous Bronco owners on here who have experienced what I have from your company, a change in how you deal with your customers is needed.
Looks like you produce a great product that could really serve the community but service is an opportunity that sustains long term.
And I will “move on with life” but I think it’s important that you set reasonable expectations and when those expectations aren’t met that you show some humility and empathy for your customers when they get frustrated.
It might not be any “sweat off your back” to lose a customer but judging by the numerous Bronco owners on here who have experienced what I have from your company, a change in how you deal with your customers is needed.
Looks like you produce a great product that could really serve the community but service is an opportunity that sustains long term.
And I will “move on with life” but I think it’s important that you set reasonable expectations and when those expectations aren’t met that you show some humility and empathy for your customers when they get frustrated.
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