Response from Trustworthy Appliance Service & Sales
[removed member name], I am Very sorry that you had problems with the washer you purchased from us on June 29th, 2015. It worked fine for us in the shop before we sold it to you and it worked fine every time our service tech came out to your home (July 13th, 2015, July 22nd, 2015, and July 30th, 2015). The tech even put an expensive control on the machine for good measure, just in case it was an intermittent problem. When you asked for a refund Friday, July 31st, 2015 you were told someone could pick up the machine on Monday and that I would call you beforehand on Monday morning to discuss the refund. When I called you that Monday morning, I was under the impression that the machine worked but you just didn’t want it anymore. That is why I stated there would be a restocking fee. When I understood that you were still having a problem with the machine, I decided to give you the benefit of the doubt and give you a full refund, even the delivery fee. I thought that was more than fair and that seemed to be satisfactory to you at the time. I am very sorry that our return process was not as smooth as you wanted, but we did give you a full refund and picked up the washer by the next business day at our own expense. We appreciate the service business that you have given us in the past and would appreciate the opportunity to serve you in the future. Sincerely, Jim Wood – Service Manager