Members shirts

[Sockeye Salmon]

Re: Members shirts

If it wasn't for those bloody customers I could get my work done.

I was in Gottleib's Plumbing Supplies in Malvern on Tuesday.

The girl serving me was told by her boss to 'hurry up, people are waiting'. I reminded him that she was already with a customer.

The guy then went around the office and took all the phones off the hook.

A few minutes later, the girl serving me noticed a phone off the hook and hung it up. Within a minute or two it rang and the boss gave her a spray for hanging it back up and then answered with "we're all serving someone already" and hung up on them.


A bought my bathroom stuff somewhere else.

[NoseBleed]

Re: Members shirts

I'll start with an apology, I don't like to come to Woof just to whinge, and what I've posted in this thread does read that way when I look over it.

Having waited for a reply and not got one, sent a reminder, and been promised one, it didn't arrive.

So, to quote my next email a couple of nights back, here's why I wanted to pay for and receive a decent hoody, and why I hoped to receive service as a customer.

I can only hope there was a very good reason your promise of a response wasn’t fulfilled.

Since it wasn’t, I hope you’ll pass this onto whoever was supposed to respond to read before they do.

Firstly, in regards to customer service, and understanding that that when members (customers) take the time to contact the club, we do it because we care. An auto reply telling me, as a member, that you’re either too busy, or too under supported to be able to respond for up to three days makes me feel like that’s a one way street.

Not replying within that self implied time frame just ratchets up that feeling.

Making me, as a member, chase you up, is embarrassing for me as a member.

Promising a specific reply after I do, then not doing so, should be embarrassing to you.


Secondly, why isn’t the supplied hoody acceptable? I’m not just a Western Bulldogs customer, I’m a member. I pay a fair amount of money for the privilege. When I leave my house, walk to the train, and head to a game, I’m part of the Bulldog family. I paid for a “Members” hoody, because I expected to have something that I could wear with pride, something the club would be proud to have me appear in public in.

The hoody I got in the mail looks, is, and smells cheap.

As a member, I paid a premium to have a “Members Hoody”, something to keep my 45 year old bones warm on the way to the games in the middle of winter, something to keep me warm up on Level Three. I expected to receive something the club would be proud to see me arrive in. Not a cheap grey hoodie with an iron on print.

It’s been suggested by friends and family that I should request a trade for a members polo (which look excellent). That would be easy. But football’s played in winter in Melbourne, and I want something that will keep me warm. I want a Western Bulldogs Members Hoody. That’s why I paid for one. Surely it’s something we (the club) should be offering our members. Not something that looks like it came off the shelves at Forges.

I look forward to actually hearing from you.

In reply yesterday morning I received an email telling me that the person who'd replied boss was off sick, but that she'd make sure I get a response as soon as possible.

I've got nothing against the concept of a Western Front hoody, if I was still 18, still walked round with a pack of Winnie Blues rolled into my T-shirt sleeve, still wore stretch jeans and had still enough hair to whack half a tub of gell into, I'd love that hoody.

But, I'm not, and I don't.

I am however someone who'll pay a good price for a good product. Surely the club should see and cater to that.

Not just promise answers and not deliver.

Craig

[Danny the snakeman]

Re: Members shirts

Nice email you sent Craig, lets hope they sort these crap hoodies out.