Yinger W
1/5
I dislike leaving negative reviews, as I much prefer lifting up one another. However, McCarthy simply lacks the understanding of what it means to meet customer's expectation.
Without burying the lede, here's the TLDR.
1. Sent out wrong uniform
2. Will not send out correct replacement until they receive the wrong uniform.
3. Had to speak with the supervisor and they throw the word "policy" at me.
4. After a long back and forth, they were willing to ship it out.
5. 10 days later, still don't have it (but it's in stock since the first conversation).
6. I called and they said it's in the warehouse, ready to be shipped (I already sent back after our first conversation)
7. I asked if they can expedite shipment. You guessed it = No.
Order placed on on AUGUST 27. Today, is NOVEMBER 1st. Still waiting.
I hate to break it to you, there's always a way. You can call warehouse, there are service such as FedEx First Overnight, you can accept the fact that you made mistakes and apologize to the customers (and I spoke with 3 different staff, zero apology). You can also read the book Unreasonable Hospitality by Will Guidara.
Policy is for robots, for AI to follow, it's black and white. It's great you have policy to protect your business, where's the policy to protect your customers? We've built durable values with you. I already hate the thought that I have to give you business for the next ten years because we have no choice. It's rare in today's business to see a large company that takes zero accountability, as this is the natural cause/effect when there's no competition. The bar here at McCarthy is shockingly, shockingly low.
And no, please don't respond with your template to see if I want to expand further and email customer service.