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Originally Posted by Darth Pikachu
Companies that sell products regularly have to perform services for which they don't get to charge every customer every time for. That is just part of the customer service experience and is built into the overall profit of the company's bottom line. Putting a product on "layaway" and billing in increments is not an excessively time-consuming or resource-heavy endeavor.
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Originally Posted by Chicky
There are many companies that provide additional services without charge, as we do for our clients. However, many stores who offer payment plans do require service fees for these specialty programs, as that's what they are- special. Even insurance companies charge an extra $5 just for the option to split your payments up. I politely disagree with your assumption that flex pay is not a time consuming endeavor for us. Unless you are on this end, you have no clue and (pardon my bluntness) are out of your freakin' mind.
Don't get me wrong, our clients our our biggest asset in improving our systems and procedures. The suggestions in threads of this nature could prove to benefit all involved! What is disturbing is when people present their 'assumptions' as fact, in turn allowing others to get the wrong impression of our business, it's services and policies.
If anyone has any other questions about our flex pay plan I would be happy to answer them and clear up any misunderstandings! I have book marked this thread and will check back for responses!
Is it Sideshow policy now to directly insult your paying customers?
If I overstated my case, you could simply disagree officially and leave it at that. You DID NOT have to resort to personal insults.
I did NOT insult Sideshow. I did NOT insult you. I was NOT disrespectful.
Originally, I only suggested the Flex Pay cancellation fees be turned into store credit. I then suggested they were high for a single item cancellation (up to $60 even for items under $200). Your new policy is not even posted on Sideshow's site. It still suggests the fees begin BEFORE the first payment.
But that is beside the point. You could have left it at a respectful retort and instead verbally insulted me, your customer. Very unprofessional.