The nightmare which is CRC!

Ordered some new carbon blade pedals on Thursday last week, only £100 plus doing an offer of £15 if you spend £100. Bargain! Too good to be true? Well, yes. Yesterday got an e-mail from Chain Reaction to say they're out of stock and are cancelling my order. I'll get my money back in 3-5 days. Firstly why let me order something which is out of stock? And why is it gonna take 3-5 days to refund me when they took my money straight away for an order they didn't have?! When I went back on there they're now £119 with no code to use!
Rargh! :evil:
Rargh! :evil:
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Tend to agree, a lot slower, they also have a lot less good stock and a lot more junk... I find myself going more and more towards smaller retailers that stock quality products
Customer service gets a thumbs up from me
OK, so sometimes their pricing is only for comedy sizing or colours but last purchase was £170 shoes for about £65 ...
momentarily from the herd and thinks for himself.
They did have them on Thursday morning and mine were delivered on Tuesday (though only picked them up from the PO this afternoon). They are very nice though I don't suppose that helps at all :oops:
It happens often. If you think thats bad its nothing.
I have bought over £10,000 stuff from them over 50 orders of multiple orders.
I have experienced everything from CRC immaginable.
Just wait for the next discount code. It comes very often just have to be paitient.
If CRC works anything like my employer re: refunds, they can process your refund the day you request it but the banks will sit on the money and not pay it into your account for up to five days. It's probably the same for your payment to CRC.
Rob
Bingo, most big online retailers do not have instant stock updates, they are usually accurate to about 5 minutes if you're lucky. Often more.
All the big names will do this. Not just CRC. Even Amazon, Tesco etc.
The reason for this is down to bandwith. With so many people visiting the sites, the background jobs are run less often, and as CRC have so many products, something to run over everyone and update stock will take quite a while.
Why order so much at so much expense if their service is so bad?