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I need to share my experience with @Lowes. I paid for TWO Ego mower kits, each with 4 batteries + a charger. My receipt confirms it. Days later I’m being told the batteries are missing— and Lowe’s refuses to honor the sale @LowesCares, @EgoPowerPlus, @ConsumerReports#LowesFail
Last week an @Lowes executive customer relations rep told me she would reach out to the merchandising to resolve this and I have not heard back yet maybe Mr. @MarvinREllison can look into this. It’s been 14 days I’m not confident in who’s been “looking in to it”
I’m still waiting on @Lowes to resolve my order issue. Businesses show their true values in how they handle mistakes. This is a chance to prove your commitment to customers by resolving my missing battery issue. Respectfully waiting for resolution. #CorporateAccountability
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I called the store before going. They confirmed the mower kits were there after putting me on hold and checking. I drove 1hr and 3 employees assisted me in my purchase. Your POS (point of sale) system didn’t reject it. What happened between 09/01 & 09/05? @Lowes@MarvinREllison
Lies, for almost a week I was excited about the deal I hunted for and found. Days later a manager says the batteries were probably stolen from the display mowers. Hmm 8 ($500) batteries go missing and a store with at least 3 managers and no one bats an eye? Sketchy. #lowesfail
I spoke with a woman from Executive Customer Relations who assured me she would reach out to @Lowes merchandising team to assist in resolving this matter only to get a call from a Dustin H. a day later to push me to ask @EGOPowerPlus to cover missing items under their warranty
Business Principles Support This:
Any business owner is taught that once money changes hands, the seller is responsible for delivering the product as described
If a customer is sold a kit with multiple components, the seller must ensure the customer receives all of them
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@Vengeance08@Lowes@LowesCares@EGOPowerPlus@ConsumerReports Telling me the batteries went missing shouldn’t be the end of your statement. Good business is, “We screwed up on our part. We’re going to engage our supply chain to acquire those batteries. Sorry for the delay” not “Take it “as-is” and buy the batteries” it wasn’t sold that way
@Lowes This is actually insane. For the past week I’ve been emailing someone in your executive customer relations department as well as [email protected] to no avail. I get the run around and they want me to buy the missing batteries and take the mowers without them unacceptable
Here’s the thing: a receipt is proof of sale. Once money changes hands, the business is responsible for delivering ALL items sold. If the product is incomplete, the seller must fix it — not push it off on the customer. #CorporateAccountability@Lowes@EGOPowerPlus@ConsumerRights