I just hope that grange ineos pick up and drop off like customer support said
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Please let us know if they do. Most owners from the Central Belt that are on here go to STC.I just hope that grange ineos pick up and drop off like customer support said
I will do . Yeah I've messaged grange twice in the last week and have heard nothing back at allPlease let us know if they do. Most owners from the Central Belt that are on here go to STC.
I bought mine from Grange last Nov and aftersales support was non-existent, due to a chronic lack of staff.
Do they have an email, i seem to get better results using emailsSadly that’s par for the course. I left them two voice mails which they never returned (and obviously didn’t answer the phone either).
Pretty poor service.
Do they have an email, i seem to get better results using emails
Contact that email to , got a reply straight away today , he said he would get the service department to email meView attachment 7896085
I never met Martin but this was the guy I'd some contact with. Otherwise, it was Brian and Gordon on the sales side of the business.
I don't know why the world has gone this way of only replying to emails, it looses the personal touch and therefore the relationship is not strong and loyalty is not there. You speak to someone, you chat and get to know each other, you then become loyal to them.Contact that email to , got a reply straight away today , he said he would get the service department to email me
Being offshore at work, email is the easiest option and the only optionI don't know why the world has gone this way of only replying to emails, it looses the personal touch and therefore the relationship is not strong and loyalty is not there. You speak to someone, you chat and get to know each other, you then become loyal to them.
I was talking more from the supplier/dealer side, they all want/reply to emails when if they spoke to customers the relationship builds. As customers it's our choice how we wish to communicate, and sometimes, like yourself it's far better to email. Emails are great in providing a record of correspondence but do nothing for long term customer relations.Being offshore at work, email is the easiest option and the only option