I will preface this by saying I have my fourth (I think) order in with CCV now, which is the most with one company in the 6-7 months I've been
vaping, and obviously wouldn't have 4 orders if I didn't like the product and service. The times I've talked to Andrew
through Email or phone, he's been awesome as everyone says. That's not really the point.
That being said, CCV is not a charity. If people's expectations are not met, the company has a responsibility to deal with it. CCV is not having any trouble taking people's money, but they are having trouble getting the customer their product in a timely fashion and solving their problems.
I think CCV needs to do a much better job communicating and handling their customers. Many good recommendations have been made here.
The customers have a few choices: you can take your business to one of the other great vendors on this site, you can nag the company (understandable but I don't think it helps), or you can plan. My last order was placed in a manner than if I get it anytime within the next 3-4 weeks, I'll be fine. I even told them that when I placed my order in case they needed to rush others out before mine that'd be cool.
I think some of the behavior by customers has been counterproductive as well. But I generally believe, as a customer and as a person, that talking through a service issue calmly and rationally both gets me better results and is the right way to treat people, whether they be a customer or a member of a company.
Just my $.02
Thanks for working hard, guys.
Come on man have some cooth,their is no need for hostility,it serves NO purpose, were just as frustrated as our customers but we have to keep our composure and still be professional, as far as no one answering the phone,I'm on skype with Andrew 95% of the day everyday, He answers every single call that rings his phone. I personally respond to EVERY email that comes to
support@crystalclearvaping.com,if your emailing another address it's not coming to customer service.