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Installation of Mailboxes, Power Equipment Repair (Lawn Mowers, Power Washers), Snow Blowers, Trimmers
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"Customer's wife ordered with & signed off on the special order document the wrong product for what they were seeking. Customer, was shipped at NO COST the product they ordered to their Center City residence. After holding on to the product for over thirty days, the customer returned the product informing S&H Hardware that this was not what they wanted. S&H Hardware took back the hardware that the customer wrongfully ordered, with absolutely NO restocking or shipping charges, re-ordered new product (the customer changed the order completely). The customer received the new product and has been in receipt of this product for sixty (60) plus days. What else could S&H Hardware do. In short, S&H Hardware incurred all the costs for the original product (a shower door moulding profile), the cost of returning and restocking this product with the manufacturer, and costs of shipping this to the customer's residence and the cost of acquiring the new product for the customer. In short, the customer ordered the wrong shower door profile, having ordered this profile without having providing a sample, choosing the product out of a specification book. Only after receiving the profile and bringing the profile strip back with a sample of what the customer was looking for, did S&H Hardware know what it was that the customer wanted. Yet, after the customer had incorrectly ordered the profile, S&H Hardware did not hold the customer responsible for the costs incurred to resolve the issue. Who's fault is it when the customer picks a replacement out of a specification catalog and chooses the incorrect product? Who should incur the costs of the error? Is it the customer or the supplier? I think the answer is simple, except that S&H Hardware took the high road and did not charge the customer any cost for their error. I would have thought that this would bring us an excellent review. I guess I assumed wrong."
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