Just dealt with getting my Ether Cs fixed... took roughly a month. Sue was pretty responsive all things considered. Give em a chance they will make it right.
I think he was being sarcastic with that remark about expensive and cheaper ones, hence the "/s" at the end. Guess it's more of a reddit thing.
Anyhow, I hope OP can get this sorted out. It's possible your emails have been going to their spam folder for whatever reason, but it could be they miss on some emails as well with maybe how busy their customer support has been (but this shouldn't be an acceptable reason for not responding for too long especially for a customer support team IMO).
I have not had any issues with response either. Usually a couple of days. Agree with checking trash or spam folder. Also agree with COVID causing short staff. In speaking with Sue they are only coming into shop when needed.
They were very responsive when I contacted them about a potential problem with my Aeons around March this year. They responded quickly to my initial email and to follow-up emails. And Dan Clark is a genuine enthusiast it seems and pretty active on the forums. I certainly don't get the impression of an indifferent company. They seem to be generally pretty good at customer service.
I can tell you the best about DCAudio's customer service. I had 3 emails with Sue in May/June and she responded very promptly within the same day, as long as there was no time difference between Western USA and Europe. Very friendly, helpful and courteous! No absolutely satisfied, one can only praise!
Then there are completely different examples, also from noble manufacturers in Europe and also USA.
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