When I said a full 360 I meant to turn things COMPLETELY around.
Also as far as my husbands OLD contracting company, those matters have been resolved, and if Tony hadn't posted that link up here my husband would never have known those things were even posted there.
I have have my own graphic design firm for 6 years now, have done may of the reptile sites out there, and yet, that should still have nothing to do with it.
But back to the subject of reptiles, which is why this site is here, for the reptile industry.
Ok you all say I keep dodging everything, but why doesn't anyone agree when we HAVE done the right thing.
ie. Offered Gracie her refund, which she never accepted. Given the refund for the yellow rat for the last gentleman (my apologies for not remembering his name). This is what I mean about how we will never be able to please anyone. In the past we have tried to do the right thing, but no one acknowledges that.
Ms_Terese thank you for your feedback. We are trying to "do the right thing". But in return how about an acknowledement that HEY, they DID do the right thing.
And as far as the post about the positive feedback also being on our testimonial page....I'm not sure what the point is. We got positive feedback, and placed those positive experiences on our website. Why would that be strange, they ARE one in the same.
And for Robin....and all of our customers. We have guarantees, stated on our website, all advertising and emails stating very clearly what our policies are. If you notice we disappeared off this board for quite a while, and like I stated I did not know about this dead snake until I received something from the BBB.
I do have one question though before i decide to refund Robin for the DOA snake. This is an email we received from Robin:
Alright, Sal. You never bothered to tell me that you had sent larger snakes because the smaller ones were in shed. Also, whether you believe it or not, there was ONE in the box. I took EVERYTHING out of the box---every scrap of paper, all the styro---I even ripped the cloth bag open that was in the box to make sure that I wasn't missing something. There was ONE snake in the box.
But in those pictures you posted, everything is completely in tact, even the bag you ripped open. It is very easy for a snake to get lost in all that wrapping.
I have attached pictures of the EXACT type of bag, we had them made for us by a friend, so I have TONS of them, just to show the actual size.
8"wide by almost 12" long
Your snake, according to the picture was just about 30" long. Because there was doubt, I have included pictures of a 32" ratnsnake AND a 32" cornsnake (to show in 2 colors inside the bag, and plus longer snakes by 4") being put into that size bag. (We try to use the smallest bag to avoid all the excess in a box, so the snakes don't get tossed around alot during shipping)
Here's the ratsnake:
Here's the cornsnake:
There's one
There's two
See how nice they fit, and how much room?
So, please answer my questions.
Why did you not contact us when the snake died, our email address and toll-free number is on EVERYTHING? SInce the snake is buried in your back yard, would you be willing to ship the DOA snake back (at our expense) as proof of DOA?
Why did you say you throuroughly checked everything, even ripped open the bag, but everything is still in perfect condition, including the tape we used around the top of the bag?
You obviously intend to get $35 back, and will go through all means to try and prove you are right. Just as we intend to prove there were 2 snakes. So I hope you have the answers for my questions, so you can show you are not out to just get something for free. And maybe for once, we will not be the bad guys.