tdubel
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I'm not in any way attempting to counter the perspective of tdubel, who initiated this post - actually my post doesn't address the issues tdubel raises at all really. I'm just offering my own experience on customer service from Thomas Gunn, which I found to be very good. I, like many, received my first MG set with the weapons bent, one beyond repair. His first reaction was 'no problem, I'll send you a new one', but unfortunately, as it was a limited set, so no ready replacement available. So instead I got offered a free set from his later releases (which I think are great by the way!) AND he's organised a replacement MP40, painted, from the factory to repair my first set. I think this is great service.
I know that this isn't strictly on-topic with the dealer vs direct and limited numbers strategy debates, but I think it is evidence of a guy starting out in a new business and genuinely going out of his way to try to look after his customers.
Now all he needs to do is issue some sets in Crete colours ...![]()
That is excellent customer service and I would concur.
I will offer an alternative viewpoint to this in that this is one of my concerns, that is a heck of a headache (for me) to go through to get a set repaired, etc. While great service, that is something I want to avoid and a dealer can help with that avoidance.
All in all though, that is stand up service.
Tom