One of the first BRP employee names I heard here was Carlo. Time and time again his fairness, timeliness, and real interest in someones problem was said to be above and beyond.
Now this. No contact...weeks of waiting....bad press for BRP.....ON AND ON.....
Goes to show how important one person can be in the grand scheme of things.
Can't help but wonder if he was paid enough.
Maybe he was too good, And costing the company $$$.
When your the only game in town [for some] Sometimes customer service isn't necessity, Your captive audience will suck it up then when the repair is done weeks/months latter they'll praise you.
Kind of like the Stockholm Syndrome.
[no new rope please]
Crystal LeChance (SP) was filling his space at BRP... I talked to her once and she seems like somebody that you'd want on your side. :thumbup:
George - forget all the sideline BS - is BR 1 back on the road yet, or not?? All that really matters is a "yes"!
George - forget all the sideline BS - is BR 1 back on the road yet, or not?? All that really matters is a "yes"!
Bob, she was the person who "would contact me". That was two weeks ago.... Tomorrow will be six weeks waiting for parts. I heard a noise in my barn and went out to investigate. When I got there, it was Punkin' laughing and turning his air compressor on and off. He grinned and said "Hey, guy, wanta ride up to Canada and get some parts for Big Red 0?"
I lost my temper and said "I will show you!" and unplugged his Battery Tender!!
:spyder2:
Sorry to hear that Punkin' can be a bit of a poor sport at times...
I'm gonna go digging in my pile of...mess here and see if I can find any other contact numbers for you.
Sorry to hear that Punkin' can be a bit of a poor sport at times...
I'm gonna go digging in my pile of...mess here and see if I can find any other contact numbers for you.
Since joining this forum, I've been checking on BR1 everyday. I'm sorry and sad for you that he is still not fixed. :gaah::sour:
Supposedly BRP people scan this site. If thats true they must be very low hanging fruit with no orders or desire to refer something like this up the chain of command. It's hard for me to believe anyone in upper management would allow a problem like this to not only take root but, go into full bloom. If, they were aware.
Somehow this needs to be referred up the chain of command and at some point someone in upper management needs to send down an edict that incidents such as this can not and will not be tolerated and if they are there will be consequences.
I say this with decades of customer service experience at every level of management.
Sad.
Not everything that's going on is posted on the boards, I'm sure you realize that too right?