Braden
Nashville,#2UPDATE Employee
Fri, April 09, 2004
As the Webmaster for the site in question (wholesaleconnection.com) I was asked to approach this situation from an objective technical standpoint. It might be unfortunate that we carry three Toshiba TV Stands with similar model numbers (ST34W6, ST34W63, & ST34W61) but that is the fault of neither our company nor Mr. Shah. I concede the fact that it is indeed confusing. If there was a bug in our site and we shipped the wrong stand we would have expeditiously remedied the situation at no extra cost to the customer. However, we have tried several times over to replicate the error that Mr. Shah contends took place, with absolutely no evidence to support his claim. The fact of the matter is that an order came through on our site for a Toshiba ST34W6. Our Sales people then called to verify that Mr. Shah indeed wanted this stand (like we do with all our customers to protect both them and ourselves from fraud). After speaking with the customer directly, the order was shipped, and Mr. Shah signed for the item when it was received. (All of the paperwork is available to any interested parties upon request.) After receiving a complaint from Mr. Shah that he was shipped the wrong stand, we double-checked our paperwork through the whole shopping/shipping process. We immediately offered to replace the stand for him, but due to our company policy, we could not refund Mr. Shah's return shipping if the stand was not damaged (We have signed documents by the customer verifying that fact). Whether Mr. Shah agrees with our company policy or not, it is stated clearly on our website. Furthermore, our Customer Service and Sales Representatives have made great strives to resolve this matter in a manner consistent with our company policies, which Mr. Shah agreed to by ordering merchandise from our site. These policies are in place to ensure that our customers receive unopened, pristine, correct merchandise in a timely manner at a great price. Even after receiving weekly emails, telephone calls, and printed memos filled with among other things veiled threats and cost/benefit analysis's based on assumptions which Mr. Shah could not possibly be sure of (like how much we pay our employees, how much the stand cost our company, etc.) our Representatives have conducted themselves in a manner that can be classified as nothing but professional & amicable. Wholesaleconnection.com Webmaster
Braden
Nashville,#3UPDATE Employee
Fri, April 09, 2004
As the Webmaster for the site in question (wholesaleconnection.com) I was asked to approach this situation from an objective technical standpoint. It might be unfortunate that we carry three Toshiba TV Stands with similar model numbers (ST34W6, ST34W63, & ST34W61) but that is the fault of neither our company nor Mr. Shah. I concede the fact that it is indeed confusing. If there was a bug in our site and we shipped the wrong stand we would have expeditiously remedied the situation at no extra cost to the customer. However, we have tried several times over to replicate the error that Mr. Shah contends took place, with absolutely no evidence to support his claim. The fact of the matter is that an order came through on our site for a Toshiba ST34W6. Our Sales people then called to verify that Mr. Shah indeed wanted this stand (like we do with all our customers to protect both them and ourselves from fraud). After speaking with the customer directly, the order was shipped, and Mr. Shah signed for the item when it was received. (All of the paperwork is available to any interested parties upon request.) After receiving a complaint from Mr. Shah that he was shipped the wrong stand, we double-checked our paperwork through the whole shopping/shipping process. We immediately offered to replace the stand for him, but due to our company policy, we could not refund Mr. Shah's return shipping if the stand was not damaged (We have signed documents by the customer verifying that fact). Whether Mr. Shah agrees with our company policy or not, it is stated clearly on our website. Furthermore, our Customer Service and Sales Representatives have made great strives to resolve this matter in a manner consistent with our company policies, which Mr. Shah agreed to by ordering merchandise from our site. These policies are in place to ensure that our customers receive unopened, pristine, correct merchandise in a timely manner at a great price. Even after receiving weekly emails, telephone calls, and printed memos filled with among other things veiled threats and cost/benefit analysis's based on assumptions which Mr. Shah could not possibly be sure of (like how much we pay our employees, how much the stand cost our company, etc.) our Representatives have conducted themselves in a manner that can be classified as nothing but professional & amicable. Wholesaleconnection.com Webmaster
Braden
Nashville,#4UPDATE Employee
Fri, April 09, 2004
As the Webmaster for the site in question (wholesaleconnection.com) I was asked to approach this situation from an objective technical standpoint. It might be unfortunate that we carry three Toshiba TV Stands with similar model numbers (ST34W6, ST34W63, & ST34W61) but that is the fault of neither our company nor Mr. Shah. I concede the fact that it is indeed confusing. If there was a bug in our site and we shipped the wrong stand we would have expeditiously remedied the situation at no extra cost to the customer. However, we have tried several times over to replicate the error that Mr. Shah contends took place, with absolutely no evidence to support his claim. The fact of the matter is that an order came through on our site for a Toshiba ST34W6. Our Sales people then called to verify that Mr. Shah indeed wanted this stand (like we do with all our customers to protect both them and ourselves from fraud). After speaking with the customer directly, the order was shipped, and Mr. Shah signed for the item when it was received. (All of the paperwork is available to any interested parties upon request.) After receiving a complaint from Mr. Shah that he was shipped the wrong stand, we double-checked our paperwork through the whole shopping/shipping process. We immediately offered to replace the stand for him, but due to our company policy, we could not refund Mr. Shah's return shipping if the stand was not damaged (We have signed documents by the customer verifying that fact). Whether Mr. Shah agrees with our company policy or not, it is stated clearly on our website. Furthermore, our Customer Service and Sales Representatives have made great strives to resolve this matter in a manner consistent with our company policies, which Mr. Shah agreed to by ordering merchandise from our site. These policies are in place to ensure that our customers receive unopened, pristine, correct merchandise in a timely manner at a great price. Even after receiving weekly emails, telephone calls, and printed memos filled with among other things veiled threats and cost/benefit analysis's based on assumptions which Mr. Shah could not possibly be sure of (like how much we pay our employees, how much the stand cost our company, etc.) our Representatives have conducted themselves in a manner that can be classified as nothing but professional & amicable. Wholesaleconnection.com Webmaster
Braden
Nashville,#5UPDATE Employee
Fri, April 09, 2004
As the Webmaster for the site in question (wholesaleconnection.com) I was asked to approach this situation from an objective technical standpoint. It might be unfortunate that we carry three Toshiba TV Stands with similar model numbers (ST34W6, ST34W63, & ST34W61) but that is the fault of neither our company nor Mr. Shah. I concede the fact that it is indeed confusing. If there was a bug in our site and we shipped the wrong stand we would have expeditiously remedied the situation at no extra cost to the customer. However, we have tried several times over to replicate the error that Mr. Shah contends took place, with absolutely no evidence to support his claim. The fact of the matter is that an order came through on our site for a Toshiba ST34W6. Our Sales people then called to verify that Mr. Shah indeed wanted this stand (like we do with all our customers to protect both them and ourselves from fraud). After speaking with the customer directly, the order was shipped, and Mr. Shah signed for the item when it was received. (All of the paperwork is available to any interested parties upon request.) After receiving a complaint from Mr. Shah that he was shipped the wrong stand, we double-checked our paperwork through the whole shopping/shipping process. We immediately offered to replace the stand for him, but due to our company policy, we could not refund Mr. Shah's return shipping if the stand was not damaged (We have signed documents by the customer verifying that fact). Whether Mr. Shah agrees with our company policy or not, it is stated clearly on our website. Furthermore, our Customer Service and Sales Representatives have made great strives to resolve this matter in a manner consistent with our company policies, which Mr. Shah agreed to by ordering merchandise from our site. These policies are in place to ensure that our customers receive unopened, pristine, correct merchandise in a timely manner at a great price. Even after receiving weekly emails, telephone calls, and printed memos filled with among other things veiled threats and cost/benefit analysis's based on assumptions which Mr. Shah could not possibly be sure of (like how much we pay our employees, how much the stand cost our company, etc.) our Representatives have conducted themselves in a manner that can be classified as nothing but professional & amicable. Wholesaleconnection.com Webmaster