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Originally Posted by thesm2group |  | | | | | | | | | I just have a hard time believing a company that seemed to provide excellent service several months ago would be the complete opposite right now. | |  | |  | |
I don't know this company, at all, but companies that provide great customer service a few months ago can, and do, crash and burn. The last to know will be the customers so the company can hang on until the last possible second.
We've seen it play out here in the threads before with more than one company. This economy does not help, so believe it can happen. Of course, I do not know this company, so can't speak specifically to your situation with it, but am speaking generally. Companies fold, right before they, they spiral downward. Sometimes even current customers are left with no merchandise after just paying the same week. Sad, but true.
If someone does not respond, I'd highly recommend moving on. Responding to the customer, or potential customer, should be a very high priority.
Just imagine you set up whatever it is you are looking for, pay, and this happens.
I'd never risk it. Ever. I want someone who is top notch all the way around. If you don't use someone good the first time, your job just got twice as expensive when you have to hire someone else the second time. That's without the time lost, and aggravation, and possible customer on your end as well looking at you for explanations you just don't have.
Pay a little more if it gets you better service. There is a happy medium. Best regards to you.
