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