Guys, we've only heard 2.5's description of BOTH sides of the story, and I think you're glossing over what R&J did in response to 2.5 being upset.

First off, the reason 2.5 was so sensitive according to him:

R&J's response, according to 2.5:

If that is in fact what happened, R&J is FLAT WRONG in handling it this way. How about "I'm sorry, we screwed up - you've every right to be upset, now how can we make the best out of this?" But as described by 2.5, THAT response was almost guaranteed to inflame the situation.

Valid point, although everyone makes mistakes.

Which was basically a cop out by R&J as he didn't want to deal with the customer any longer, when the situation was salvageable.

So sure, 2.5 shouldn't have been so hot and bothered about a part missing, but he was counting on it for the reason he gave (we've probably all been there).

Anyway, 2 sides to every story...

 

yeah buddy i would call that flipping out

you shouldnt have been a about it and responded in a respectable tone. that might have helped

R&J:
"HI there....maybe we made mistake, but you don't have to be all fliping out over it, our shipping guy prob just forgot to put it in the box, we have been in business over 6 years, carry over 100 lexus SC in lot for parts, we will make the order right....so no worry there, and here is what we can offer to you, and we will ship you the bumper metal trim with it..."

seems pretty helpful to me, he was trying to help. mistakes get made.

If you went to McDonalds and ordered a big mac and got a McChicken do you think you would get more done by going to the counter and saying,

"I ordered a big mac and you gave me a mcchicken, heres my receipt, can you fix this for me please?"
or:
"WTF where is my big mac?!?! I paid for that!!!"

 

Man, this got blown out of proportion. Sorry you had the problem but to error is human. Things happen, its called life, How you react to it is youre call.

 

I think this thread has had plenty of constructive pro / con. Let's leave it on that note.