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The front spoilers for the 1980-1982 have been on long back-order. I've even purchased all the supplies I could from other vendors until it ran dry.
The manufacturer keeps jerking our chain on a delivery date and we keep passing on the information that is given to us. I think at this point, I'll have sales issue you a credit and when the front spoilers become available again I'll contact you asap and see if you still need it. I'd feel better about it this way...
Another issue developed for us on Monday which may explain the email issue:
It appears that the company (ISP) that host our web site has someone spamming emails. This has nothing to do with being hacked or anything, but the spamming emails from another business on that IP got the host IP put on some black list. This in affect pulled us in to this black list... This affected Comcast, Verision, SbcGlobal, Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, and many other users. Basically our return emails were being blocked.
Yesterday evening we migrated our site to another IP and the problem is resolved. My thoughts are that your host may have been blocking our return emails... I'll have Tommy check this first thing in the morning it is something we have been tracking.
I'll have someone call you tomorrow and again my sincere apologies.
Ernie
It's that type of customer service that keeps people coming back and bringing in new customers. Just reading the Wilcox shows it's a stand up company. Wilcox, you just got yourself a future customer when I need Vette parts. Great job!
I've had a recent experience with Willcox that is not exactly monumental in scope but irksome nevertheless. I ordered 3 small parts using their e-tail website. I was charged a UPS shipping fee of $15 for 6.2 pounds.
It arrived in a USPS Priority Mail box that stated right on the shipping label, 3 pounds. Do you think I was overcharged? A moot point because it was delivered on a Saturday, 2 days earlier than UPS Ground. So I didn't quibble over a few bucks.
Other times when my invoice stated delivery would be via UPS Ground, it was dropped shipped from Corvette CHINA, I mean America, by FedEx. I think if I ever place another order, I'll do it over the phone to see if I have a shipping choice.
Then there's the old bugaboo of getting a replacement knock-off wheel with CHINA cast into it...just like Kelsey-Hayes did it in 1966. I don't think so. It seems, at least in my experience, dealing with Willcox is a crapshoot.
willcox does something many other suppliers dont. what is it? i find communicating with them the old fashioned way...a phone can help insure you order the correct part (if not, they offer advice such as your wasting your money buying this or that); they can chk to verify parts in stock, and you can suggest type of shipping (USPS, next day air or whatever.) Plus I feel these guys are genuinely interested in how your project is going. You don't find to many businesses out there that run like that.
FYI, I ship items every day through UPS or FedEx and their prices are constantly changing each day because of gas prices. It can also take up a lot of time to get updated prices so I imagine Willcox as well as other suppliers know the rate applied against a purchase price will get them in the ball park. Some shipments will cost less and some more but at the end of the day, I doubt anyone makes much profit if any on UPS shipments (but UPS). There is also a base shipping price by UPS so everything up to 10 lbs. say would be the same price as 2 lbs. I know it seems unreal but its true. And a quick note, I don't own stock or have anything to do with UPS or FedEx, Just use them a lot.
willcox does something many other suppliers dont. what is it? i find communicating with them the old fashioned way...a phone can help insure you order the correct part (if not, they offer advice such as your wasting your money buying this or that); they can chk to verify parts in stock, and you can suggest type of shipping (USPS, next day air or whatever.) Plus I feel these guys are genuinely interested in how your project is going. You don't find to many businesses out there that run like that.
wholeheartedly with this post. We had a little hiccup on a shipment once (backorder item), but after a couple emails, everything was resolved and I got what I was expecting about a week later. I'm sure i didn't make their job easy because I made 3 or 4 orders of a lot of stuff, and got everything in a timely manner. Willcox is aces in my book!
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