Seriously!? The way everyone was praising them made me think they were 100% solid. Guess not.Well....they've been stalling me since March 20. I've talked to them a 4 or 5 times since then. I'm always next in line...
I had a remote tune done by him a couple months ago. I have not been able to get in contact with him for the past few weeks. I have sent texts and called. Mailbox says it is fullAnyone chatted with Ryan. Called twice in the last week to check on remote tune and no answer
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I feel like I dodged a bullet. I'm in Canada too. I figured by the time all was said and done I was probably going to be in for at least 1100 canadian. I would NOT be happy with what I'm reading. Are you buying the Maximus or borrowing? I assumed you had to buy it..or has he not billed for that yet?Ryan has already billed me for my lloydz air filter and remote tune. im here in Canada so add another 30% on the price, its a lot of money... should have received air filter last week, but nothing... tried calling Ryan for tracking number but haven't been able to reach him...
Well said. I had a feeling he was booking a ways out. Honestly, what made me change my plan to go Maximus was I couldn't find enough contact info options ( wasnt going to do a phone call at 50 cents a minute) or enough info in general.Imma go out on a limb here.....
I respect the folks who have expressed their support and encouragement to Ryan/801 Motorworx. I'm all for them, Ryan, and the remote tune concept. It's great the concept has grown "exponentially". However, when you take someone's money in advance on 3/20/2018 and tell them 3-4 weeks out, and its 4 months later....and the paying customer has never heard a word. Not a call. Not an email. Not a text. Not a letter. Not a single update. Nothing....zero....zip....nada....
There is no published email address to communicate with, and if you call, you don't get a pickup, and the vm box is full.... When you do get a live person, and they tell you "you're next", or "we're shipping the stuff from Norfolk on Monday", and another month goes by with nothing....you have to wonder.
I don't care how great your skill is, or how great your product /concept is, good business is relational. If you are a 1 man shop, or a 100 man shop, here is some truth: 1) you have to communicate with your customers 2) don't commit to something you can't deliver 3) be honest, whether it is good news or bad news 4) don't make excuses, own your stuff, and make things right. If you can do this, you will be successful and build a customer base that will return, and gladly refer business to you. If not, you will struggle, and your customers will go elsewhere.
I'm patient. It'll all be fine one way or the other. I'm still looking forward to the box from Utah....
Hey brother, kudos to you. You stepped into a thread where a number if implications were being made that were negative in nature. You could have avoided it and moved on with life. But communicating even in the midst of this goes a long way. That's good business.Guys. I work VERY hard to make everyone happy. I work 7 days a week... from dawn to after dusk. That being said, I sometimes do fall short. I also work very hard to make things right in such events. Our volume is very high right now. I'm finding myself in the weeds!
I just now returned from a very well needed week long vacation. I hopped on my Victory and did a 2,000 mile loop west, down the pacific coast- then back east to Utah. My phone was off for 99 percent of this. I'm answering all of the above issues this second. Thanks guys and gals.