Do not do business with tnt customs!!!!!!!
#141
It's not your fault
It's not your fault
It's not your fault
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#142
JK Super Freak
I'm pretty disappointed that TNT's customer service deciding to make this a public discussion matter, where they took an offensive/defensive stance in this forum.
P.S. To the TNT customer service forum guy. I would like to suggest that you look into taking a course by Franklin Convey called "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People". Within that course they talk about how you decide to choose how to react to a situation and also talk about always thinking "Win/Win" when dealing with situations. You chose to react in a "Win/Lose" manor when you chose to respond. Which was good for you, but not good for the other party involved in the situation.
P.S. To the TNT customer service forum guy. I would like to suggest that you look into taking a course by Franklin Convey called "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People". Within that course they talk about how you decide to choose how to react to a situation and also talk about always thinking "Win/Win" when dealing with situations. You chose to react in a "Win/Lose" manor when you chose to respond. Which was good for you, but not good for the other party involved in the situation.
I think an irate Jeeper posting "DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY" threads on forums inhabited by the very finite number of customers these specialty shops cater to can be pretty damaging.
Sure the company has to throttle anger/defensivness in their response but I think it possible no reponse would be more damaging to their business than risking a public response.
Just my opinion, of course.
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I would disagree with Red's assertion in it's entirety. T&T tried very extensively to create a win/win (collaborative) situation with the OP on multiple occasions (working with a local powder coat company, trying to ship out new sliders, and then full refund) only to have to OP recede from the collaboration at every turn. The level headed among us would agree that T&T did everything right prior to the posting of this thread from a customer service perspective only to get a libelous thread levied against them in a public forum.
I would go one step further to say that I would write a thread extolling my interaction with Bob's company and their efforts to make things right. There comes a time when one has to realize that a win/win situation in not attainable and another course of action charted. I would argue that he stuck with trying for a win/win at great length, doing right for guy that in the end appeared likely to never be a customer again. (Side note, I facilitate the courses to which Red was referring)
Seriously though, where's the hemi/transmission story?
I would go one step further to say that I would write a thread extolling my interaction with Bob's company and their efforts to make things right. There comes a time when one has to realize that a win/win situation in not attainable and another course of action charted. I would argue that he stuck with trying for a win/win at great length, doing right for guy that in the end appeared likely to never be a customer again. (Side note, I facilitate the courses to which Red was referring)
Seriously though, where's the hemi/transmission story?
#144
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Wow!
It is threads like these that make me want to do business with Northridge4x4 and with TnT Customs.
I remember an old thread on jeep forum.com where some guy ordered a built to order TJ axle from Northridge4x4 that he thought was shipped with the wrong gear ratio. David did more than everything possible to make sure everything was right. Just like Bob here, David demonstrated that he was a class act and that the OP was a whiny bitch who was trying to get something that wasn't right.
Even though TnT didn't directly sell the sliders, they were willing to cover a $400 cost to sandblast and re-powdercoat them in FL. The rust in the pics is a powercoating problem, not a design problem. Re-powdercoated, the sliders would be perfect.
Then, the OP tries to get a refund from TnT on shipping even though he got a $599 refund from Northridge4x4. He looks like as much of a fraud as that guy on the jeep forum.com thread did years ago.
Northridge4x4 and TnT are class acts.
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It is threads like these that make me want to do business with Northridge4x4 and with TnT Customs.
I remember an old thread on jeep forum.com where some guy ordered a built to order TJ axle from Northridge4x4 that he thought was shipped with the wrong gear ratio. David did more than everything possible to make sure everything was right. Just like Bob here, David demonstrated that he was a class act and that the OP was a whiny bitch who was trying to get something that wasn't right.
Even though TnT didn't directly sell the sliders, they were willing to cover a $400 cost to sandblast and re-powdercoat them in FL. The rust in the pics is a powercoating problem, not a design problem. Re-powdercoated, the sliders would be perfect.
Then, the OP tries to get a refund from TnT on shipping even though he got a $599 refund from Northridge4x4. He looks like as much of a fraud as that guy on the jeep forum.com thread did years ago.
Northridge4x4 and TnT are class acts.
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I've never done business with either company but I would now. The fact that they offered 2 solutions to the problem and then you bailed on them not giving them a chance to make the correction. No one or company is perfect but it says a lot when a mistake is acknowledged and is trying to be resolved. Rarely will anyone say anything good about an exceptional service they received. FYI, if it was me I would just touch them up and be done with it. To much fighting and not enough looking out for one another.
Maybe post about the issue and how they tried to resolve it but you decided you didn't want them. Post how great they were at breaking policy just to accomodate you. AND be happy that they are a company that builds products for JK's.
Maybe post about the issue and how they tried to resolve it but you decided you didn't want them. Post how great they were at breaking policy just to accomodate you. AND be happy that they are a company that builds products for JK's.
#146
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I've never done business with either company but I would now. The fact that they offered 2 solutions to the problem and then you bailed on them not giving them a chance to make the correction. No one or company is perfect but it says a lot when a mistake is acknowledged and is trying to be resolved. Rarely will anyone say anything good about an exceptional service they received. FYI, if it was me I would just touch them up and be done with it. To much fighting and not enough looking out for one another.
Maybe post about the issue and how they tried to resolve it but you decided you didn't want them. Post how great they were at breaking policy just to accomodate you. AND be happy that they are a company that builds products for JK's.
Maybe post about the issue and how they tried to resolve it but you decided you didn't want them. Post how great they were at breaking policy just to accomodate you. AND be happy that they are a company that builds products for JK's.
#147
JK Super Freak
Well I'm unhappy with Northridge4x4 and TnT too.
Northridge, I can't find these sliders on your site.
TnT, The pictures I've seen on here are better than the ones on your site. From what I've seen on here I'm now interested.
But I am happy with the OP because I wouldn't have even given these a second look before this thread was started.
Northridge, I can't find these sliders on your site.
TnT, The pictures I've seen on here are better than the ones on your site. From what I've seen on here I'm now interested.
But I am happy with the OP because I wouldn't have even given these a second look before this thread was started.
#148
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Interesting... I only brought our side to the forum after we were thrown under the bus by the OP... We have been handling this situation off line for 2 weeks to resolve this situation for the customer. Did we have one get by the goalie? Yes. In manufacturing, no matter how many QC programs and checks you put in place it happens. What sets you apart as a quality manufacturer is what policies and plans are in place to deal with those instances if/when they come up. I find no fault with the OP when he called and told us he had a problem - my staff promptly and repeatedly tried to help him AND we did an in house review of our powder coating procedures.
Were I have problem, is when he didn't get his way (which what he wanted is fraud IMO) he verbally abused my staff on the phone, threatened them, hung up on them and went directly to his computer and posted a rant on a public forum dragging my company into the mud. If you read my responses, I am professional and truthful. Only giving details omitted by the OP, where his only goal was to inspire the "lynch mob" against - us. Look at the title of his thread...
Sincerely,
Bob
Were I have problem, is when he didn't get his way (which what he wanted is fraud IMO) he verbally abused my staff on the phone, threatened them, hung up on them and went directly to his computer and posted a rant on a public forum dragging my company into the mud. If you read my responses, I am professional and truthful. Only giving details omitted by the OP, where his only goal was to inspire the "lynch mob" against - us. Look at the title of his thread...
Sincerely,
Bob
Like I mentioned previously, I highly recommend Stephen Convey's 7 Habits of Successful People to you. Then you would understand what I mean by statements like. "You could use a paradigm shift." "You are not a victim of this circumstance, you carry your own weather." "Think win/win 1st." and important in this instance. "Seek First to Understand, then to be Understood."
If you get some some time here's a good one on Paradigm shift that I'm talking about. If you take the time to view this 9 minute video, you could see how a lot this applies to what you described in this situation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwvTZ_m4rxo
#149
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Red I understand what you are saying. But many of these aftermarket companies making stuff for our Wranglers are relativley small operations. They are not Walmarts with many thousands of employees and stores, PR divisions, lawyers...etc. Their press is these forums, not CNN.
I think an irate Jeeper posting "DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY" threads on forums inhabited by the very finite number of customers these specialty shops cater to can be pretty damaging.
Sure the company has to throttle anger/defensivness in their response but I think it possible no reponse would be more damaging to their business than risking a public response.
Just my opinion, of course.
I think an irate Jeeper posting "DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY" threads on forums inhabited by the very finite number of customers these specialty shops cater to can be pretty damaging.
Sure the company has to throttle anger/defensivness in their response but I think it possible no reponse would be more damaging to their business than risking a public response.
Just my opinion, of course.
It's the exact same behavior. So how can you condemn one on their behavior and celebrate the other for their behavior, where if you really break it down...both parties acted in the exact same manor of trying to smash down the other for their own personal agenda?
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TNT has what 3 posts out of 150? TNT didn't pile on.
I think, Red, you are wrong. Giving advice like you did strikes me as condescending. What would have Bob say? Nothing? No. People like me, and there seems to be a lot of them, appreciate it when a company sticks up for itself, and its products. Bob didn't disparage the OP. He did defend his company, wife, and his customers.(recall the OP was going after them too).
Your opinion is yours. Good for you. But your advice, in my opinion in misguided.
I think, Red, you are wrong. Giving advice like you did strikes me as condescending. What would have Bob say? Nothing? No. People like me, and there seems to be a lot of them, appreciate it when a company sticks up for itself, and its products. Bob didn't disparage the OP. He did defend his company, wife, and his customers.(recall the OP was going after them too).
Your opinion is yours. Good for you. But your advice, in my opinion in misguided.