I needed to make a return and get a replacement part...
So, here is what poor Steve and Joanna had to deal with:
#1. I filled out the contact form on their website. I did not log-in to my account and fill out the return form.
#2. I got impatient and emailed them. When I sent the email, I mis-titled the email. I titled it, "bad threads on atomizer", not what I should have titled it, "bad threads on battery". However, I did describe that it was the battery with the problem.
#3. A total 7 emails
were exchanged
#4. I got my new order, the correct part (a battery), and a free bottle of juice!
I could explain why I was distract, but it is better to focus on how Steve and Joanna really read their e-mails and how much time just one distracted customer can take up. Additionally, they sent out the replacement before getting the defective one back.
Now, dare I send an 8th email and ask if I should wait until they post their new address to return the mis-threaded battery?
So, here is what poor Steve and Joanna had to deal with:
#1. I filled out the contact form on their website. I did not log-in to my account and fill out the return form.
#2. I got impatient and emailed them. When I sent the email, I mis-titled the email. I titled it, "bad threads on atomizer", not what I should have titled it, "bad threads on battery". However, I did describe that it was the battery with the problem.
#3. A total 7 emails

#4. I got my new order, the correct part (a battery), and a free bottle of juice!
I could explain why I was distract, but it is better to focus on how Steve and Joanna really read their e-mails and how much time just one distracted customer can take up. Additionally, they sent out the replacement before getting the defective one back.
Now, dare I send an 8th email and ask if I should wait until they post their new address to return the mis-threaded battery?
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