glad u didnt stop doing business over 1 employees attitude. especially since it seems that hes one of the newbies there. No company is perfect and its hard for a larger company to run a tight ship 24/7. usually i deal with a local company, pakshak.com because they carry most of the high end products i need, but the difference is theres one owner/operator/salesman so its more personal. like a neighborhood mom and pop store.
with that said i must commend Autogeek for their service over the years(esp. meghan and jason) and always look to them first if i cant get what i need locally in Hawaii(shipping is brutal thats why) they do a great job for the volume they do :2thumbs: btw meghan u owe me a Dp krystal vision clean glass kit that was lost in my mixed up last order :nana: lol she promptly promised to pack one in on my next order. :Geezx no attitude or problems here.
offering price matching is always a touchy subject in a lot of businesses. When i used to manage a retail national shoe store company at Ala Moana Mall(hawaiis biggest mall) i would sigh and roll my eyes when people would come in and price match a 80 dollar shoe with a 76.99 shoe they saw at another mall(happens often enough). and of course its not like the 3 dollars comes out of my pocket, its just a lot of typing and paperwork and the hassle of confirmation from that other retailer. plus some peoples cheapness amazes me.
Soo i never expect a genuine smile or A+++ service when im price matching pennies. (not taking a shot at you im just saying in general since this practice sometimes gets out of control) i think most people that pricematch nowadays only buy one item, it was originally intended to consolidate your shopping needs by matching the value of the competitions product so you buy it all from the same place, creating brand loyalty.