Kentucky Rifle
Newly Enlightened
As with all "man made" things, every now and then there is a problem. Today, I received my new Candle Power Forums, triple "A" Arc Light. I was excited as the color was a strikingly beautiful maroon. However, when I installed the battery, my new light didn't work. Not even a flicker. I tried another battery and obtained the same results. The light doesn't work at all. I called Peter Gransee at Arc and explained the problem. He told me to send it back for a replacement. This, I expected. But several friends on the forums know that my wife is scheduled for some pretty rough surgery tomorrow morning. I simply can't leave her. I just don't have time to pack up the defective Arc, go out to Federal Express, and wait in a line to send it back. I explained this to Peter. (Stammered it out, really.) He was very patient with me. As you might guess, her having surgery of this type only one day after our 25th anniversary has made me quite nervous. After I got my point across, Peter softly said one thing~"In your case, we'll make an exception. We'll get another CFP Arc out to you today. Send the defective Arc back to us via Federal Express when you can". I told him that if the surgery went well, I could probably send the old Arc back to him next week while my wife's mother sat with her.
If this type of Customer Service isn't indicative of what a great company should be, I don't know what is.
Thank you Peter & Merri. Great people, great products, great customer service. All companies should take a lesson from this...it would be a much better world.
Will Mattingly ("Kentucky Rifle" on most all of the websites I visit.)
If this type of Customer Service isn't indicative of what a great company should be, I don't know what is.
Thank you Peter & Merri. Great people, great products, great customer service. All companies should take a lesson from this...it would be a much better world.
Will Mattingly ("Kentucky Rifle" on most all of the websites I visit.)