Monday, July 2, 2012
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Friday, June 15, 2012
They're still at it! galivinizedpail.com #Worst Customer Service
They're still at it!!!!!!!! galvinizedpail.com....read on!
Me-This has been SO much fun....sorry you missed out on our order...in case you didn't realize it..."Bucket List" events in the travel industry are the next big thing this year....I could have recommended you instead of sharing your wonderful (?) "Customer Service" with the world.
Truly....
Grace DeVita
Them-We are having a record sales year. Our two manufacturing plants are running at 100% capacity 24/7/365 and demand for our products is still outpacing production.
You on the other hand can’t spell, have an overinflated sense of self-worth and generally speaking aren’t very bright.Three years from now you will be out of business. Three years from now our third manufacturing plant will be complete and we will still be the number one seller of galvanized products in North America and we will still not want your business.Have a nice day neglecting your business so you can slam ours.We are still waiting for the “DeVia” effect to take hold.
Customer Service
Me-This has been SO much fun....sorry you missed out on our order...in case you didn't realize it..."Bucket List" events in the travel industry are the next big thing this year....I could have recommended you instead of sharing your wonderful (?) "Customer Service" with the world.
Truly....
Grace DeVita
Them-We are having a record sales year. Our two manufacturing plants are running at 100% capacity 24/7/365 and demand for our products is still outpacing production.
You on the other hand can’t spell, have an overinflated sense of self-worth and generally speaking aren’t very bright.Three years from now you will be out of business. Three years from now our third manufacturing plant will be complete and we will still be the number one seller of galvanized products in North America and we will still not want your business.Have a nice day neglecting your business so you can slam ours.We are still waiting for the “DeVia” effect to take hold.
Customer Service
One more rant from galvanizedpail.com Customer Service (?)
One more Rant from galvanizedpail.com:
Praise Jesus, we are so busy we need a break. Hope you are successful with you reign of vengeance.
Please pour every waking hour into this. We love it. We can’t wait until Google picks it up.
Don’t give up now. We are sure you are so super-duper important that you will have us out of business in a week.
You go girl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BTW – You misspelled galvanized. If you are going to slam us you could at least spell our name right.
Customer Service
Praise Jesus, we are so busy we need a break. Hope you are successful with you reign of vengeance.
Please pour every waking hour into this. We love it. We can’t wait until Google picks it up.
Don’t give up now. We are sure you are so super-duper important that you will have us out of business in a week.
You go girl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BTW – You misspelled galvanized. If you are going to slam us you could at least spell our name right.
Customer Service
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Worst customer service ever...#galivnizedpail.com
Please make sure to read this post all the way to the end. Unbeleivable. #galvinizedpail.com
price and shipping charges to zip code 33021
Them-We need to determine if there is an issue with our
website.
What is the unit price you are being charged online and what is the shipping
cost indicated online?
Customer Service
Us-I did not get that far--I am asking you ..they were
like $6.oo plus
Something and I did not see a zone for shipping. I am asking if you have a discount on
225 and what the shipping would be to 33021 zip code
Them-That is what we thought.
Please take your business elsewhere.
Us-I will take my business elsewhere--thank you for
suggesting that
Them-You are welcome.
We have been in business more than 20 years.
Our sales greatly outpace production.
So we have the luxury of choosing who we do business with.
All the information you requested was available online with much less effort
then sending these emails.
That is a huge red flag.
Every item has a discount table and getting the shipping cost is as easy as
typing in your zip code.
So you are either not very bright or you are attempting to set us up for
some sort of scam.
Either way you are way too much trouble to deal with.
Glad to see you go elsewhere.
Customer Service
this way.Most companies give a discount on orders of 225 pails or a large order
totaling over $1300.00If you're the owner of this company I pity your employees. If you are a
employee I pity the owner of this company for such poor customer service.
I have placed my order elsewhere--do not send us any more negative comments
Them-So you still aren't getting it.
And that is why we don't want your business.
As we said previously, there is a discount table for every item we sell.
Hard to believe you are so stupid you missed it.
Your incompetence has caused your company to have to pay a higher price now.
You will be out of business soon enough.
We are done with you.
Your domain has been added to our spam filter.
www.Galvinizedpail.com- Worst
customer service ever!!!
This was the conversation stream from our office manager
to Galvanizedpail.com. Avoid doing
business with them. They don’t understand customer service and obviously don’t
need any business. This was actaully and email stream...they put all this stuff in writing!
Us- Larger
image Galvanized Vase French Bucket 8.5 inch Tall Verdig
$6.39….If we order 225 for a special BUCKET LIST
promotion--can we get a betterprice and shipping charges to zip code 33021
What is the unit price you are being charged online and what is the shipping
cost indicated online?
Something and I did not see a zone for shipping. I am asking if you have a discount on
225 and what the shipping would be to 33021 zip code
Please take your business elsewhere.
We have been in business more than 20 years.
Our sales greatly outpace production.
So we have the luxury of choosing who we do business with.
All the information you requested was available online with much less effort
then sending these emails.
That is a huge red flag.
Every item has a discount table and getting the shipping cost is as easy as
typing in your zip code.
So you are either not very bright or you are attempting to set us up for
some sort of scam.
Either way you are way too much trouble to deal with.
Glad to see you go elsewhere.
Us-Well...our company has been in business for over 30
years.
And...I am not sure WHO you think you are by talking to
potential customersthis way.Most companies give a discount on orders of 225 pails or a large order
totaling over $1300.00If you're the owner of this company I pity your employees. If you are a
employee I pity the owner of this company for such poor customer service.
I have placed my order elsewhere--do not send us any more negative comments
And that is why we don't want your business.
As we said previously, there is a discount table for every item we sell.
Hard to believe you are so stupid you missed it.
Your incompetence has caused your company to have to pay a higher price now.
You will be out of business soon enough.
We are done with you.
Your domain has been added to our spam filter.
.
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Guest Blogger Barbara Stein-Travels in North Korea
Fifty photos from
Barbara Stein's group tour to
Pyongyang, Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK)
Pyongyang, Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK)
September 1-3,
2011
On September 1, 2011 Ted and I
began our three-day/two-night tour with a two-hour flight on an Air Koryo
Russian-built Tupolev 204-300 jet
from Beijing to
Sunan International Airport in Pyongyang, the capital of the
Democratic
People's Republic of Korea (DPRK).
The first evening, after
checking in at the Yanggakdo International Hotel, we attended the Arirang Grand
Mass Gymnastics and Artistic Performance. More commonly known as the "Mass
Games," according to Guinness World Records, these are the world's biggest
choreographed spectacle, with over 100,000 performers (80,000 on the field and
20,000 in the grandstand) . The games are held at the Rungrado May Day Stadium. See www.pbase.com/bolla49/arirang for more photos.
About 20,000 participants in the grandstand manipulated flash cards (R) in order to display various images
such as this portrait of Kim Il-sung
(L) and the various landscapes and exhortations shown above.
On the morning of September 2 our tour began with a visit to the
Monument to
the Victorious Fatherland
Liberation War, otherwise known in the West as the Korean
War.
L & center: We continued to the Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum, which features a large wall mural of Kim Il-sung.
R: A female museum guide lectured to our group about the War.
The museum contains various U. S. and Korean war materiel from the Victorious Fatherland Liberation War ...
... and also a Russian-style
circular panoramic painting (L) of the Victorious Fatherland War.
Afterward we drove to the USS
Pueblo (R). Captured in 1968, the U. S. naval vessel is now a museum. These bullet holes (center) on the USS Pueblo are highlighted with red paint.
L: Ted and I posed across the
river from the Tower of the Juche
Idea ("self-reliance"). Center: Ted snapped me sitting with fellow
participants on our tour bus. R: A
policewoman directed Pyongyang's very sparse traffic near Kim Il-sung
Square downtown.
L & center: A bulgogi (Korean
BBQ) lunch was served to our group on a riverboat. R:
Afterward we drove to Mangyongdae Native House, Kim Il-sung's
birthplace.
Then we rode on the Pyongyang metro, passing through five stations. Open from 6 AM to 9 PM, this is the
world's deepest subway system (the stations
can double as bomb shelters), with two intersecting lines.
Pyongyang's buildings: L:
Pyramid-shaped Ryugyong Hotel and office building (under construction),
Center: Arch of Triumph, R: TV
Tower.
We ascended the 150-meter-high
Tower of the Juche
Idea ("self-reliance"), which
commemorates the 70th birthday of Kim Il-sung.
Although we had to pay EUR 5 (about USD 7) each to ride the tower elevator, at
least the panoramic city views from the top were superb. L: The Yanggakdo
International Hotel, where we stayed,
is the tower at the tip of the island beyond the bridge. Center: Pyongyang is compact, with little urban sprawl. Agricultural fields begin just beyond the built-up area.
R: From the Tower of the Juche Idea we spied these older, single-story buildings tucked in between residential towers near the city center.
L: From the Tower of the Juche Idea we could see Rungrado May Day Stadium where the Mass Games are staged. The final destination on our tour with a political message was the Party Foundation Monument (center and R). Erected in 1995, this sculpture celebrates 50 years of rule by the Workers' Party of Korea.
Pyongyang's buildings: L:
Pyramid-shaped Ryugyong Hotel and office building (under construction),
Center: Arch of Triumph, R: TV
Tower. We ascended the 150-meter-high
Tower of the Juche
Idea ("self-reliance"), which
commemorates the 70th birthday of Kim Il-sung.
Although we had to pay EUR 5 (about USD 7) each to ride the tower elevator, at
least the panoramic city views from the top were superb. L: The Yanggakdo
International Hotel, where we stayed, is the tower at the tip of the island beyond the bridge. Center: Pyongyang is compact, with little urban sprawl. Agricultural fields begin just beyond the built-up area.
R: From the Tower of the Juche Idea we spied these older, single-story buildings tucked in between residential towers near the city center.
L: From the Tower of the Juche Idea we could see Rungrado May Day Stadium where the Mass Games are staged. The final destination on our tour with a political message was the Party Foundation Monument (center and R). Erected in 1995, this sculpture celebrates 50 years of rule by the Workers' Party of Korea.
The hammer, sickle and writing brush represent
the worker, the peasant and the intellectual.
In the early evening, after
stopping at a department store, we were given some free time at Pyongyang's
Gold Lane Bowling Alley, where we wrote a few
postcards.
After dinner at the Hot Pot Restaurant, we drove to an amusement park where non-Koreans were charged EUR 2 or EUR 3 per person (USD 3 or
USD 4) for most rides. During our 75 minutes there I took a number of photos of locals. This was the final stop in our 14-hour day of touring, which
included three meals, two of which were taken
outside the hotel.
Early on our final morning Ted
took this photo of Pyongyang
from our room on the sixteenth
floor of the Yanggakdo International Hotel. The Tower of the Juche Idea is visible in the
distance, to the right of the bridge. After breakfast our group took a bus to Pyongyang's
floor of the Yanggakdo International Hotel. The Tower of the Juche Idea is visible in the
distance, to the right of the bridge. After breakfast our group took a bus to Pyongyang's
To book this and other exciting tours and
cruises, please contact:
Barbara Stein, Senior Agent
Post Haste Travel Virtuoso
4415 Sheridan St., Hollywood, FL 33021-3513
Tels. 800-881-7690, 954-966-7690. Fax
954-966-7706. worldcruisers@gmail.com
December 30, 2011
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