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A while ago i called the store inquiring about a particular bike they had for sale. After a lenghty discussion with the salesperson about the bike,I asked if i could possibly take it for a test ride,"Yes",was the reply, i also told them what i was looking to spend,"No problem,we will "set you up" was the reply.
I told them that i would come down that afternoon,1.5 hour ride for me, "Ok,see you then" from us both,call terminated.
Imagine how pi**ed i was to arrive later that day to be told that no one was avaiable to test ride with me,also, no one was available to prep the bike and they were firm on the price.
If that was the case from th e beginning why waste my time? I thought I was pretty clear on the phone,nothing was said on their end that the required person did not show up that day.
I spoke with the manager?,he would not move on the price, the original person I spoke to on the phone did not come over and acknowledge me at all.
So, no thanks,Envy Rides, if you had just been honest and upfront from the start I would not be writing this.
Good Luck.
That's gotta be a bummer......
As for not moving on the price, that's just part of doing business, sometimes you just can't move on the price, everyone's gotta make a buck right?
Just don't buy the bike from them, move on to the next store.
I had a friend who wanted to buy a brand new R6 with CASH, he asked for a free helmet and jacket, approx $400 value. And they said NO! Can you believe that? They would make that money back in about a year with manufacture recalls, oil changes, FUTURE BUSINESS!
Like what was previously said, move on to the next store, they don't deserve your business.
1993 FZR 600
Taking bets on this making the "Wall of haters". $10 minimum...
I know reading is hard, so here are the cliff notes:
-guy calls envy, says wants to spend $x, wants to test drive. Sales guy says no problem
-guy drives 1.5 hours to envy, envy says no test drive, price $x too low, no deal
-guy is pi**ed
the end
Are we starting to see a pattern here ? There was another poster who was quoted a price on the phone at Envy out the door. He asked them to confirm this was the out the door price 3 times and they said yes. Drove down only to find out the price didn't include tax PDI etc...
I think this "Wall of haters" is pretty stupid.... most peoples' complaints are legitimate.
I doubt that the OP, or even a majority of the unsatisfied customers, had intentions of just bad-mouthin the store. It's kinda ridiculous how they try to deal with these things.
If you're a salesperson and don't give a **** about the service you provide, fine... you'll face the consequences... but if you're the owner or manager, it's unprofessional and dumb to basically tell people off. I mean, it's your business and you have a huge stake in it, yet you can't grasp the simple fact that your business is so dependent on happy, repeat customers. HA!
Like someone mentioned, they'll just follow suit and fail miserably.
I haven't been to Envy, but based on the negative reviews I've read, I don't plan on ever going to that place. The place sounds incredibly unwelcoming. My hard earned money will be spent elsewhere.
heck, I may actually pay them a visit during their "Going out of business" sale.
P.S. to the OP, sucks that they handled that situation the way they did... no worries, better places will be glad to earn your money and get a new customer.
I could only add a mixed response. Had a great experience there and a so-so one. Was there for their stunt show a few months back, good sale, tons of people there.......saw a 60 yr old lady on her yellow CanAm Spyder.
Then I ordered something, was told I would be receiving a call when arrived, finally after 2 weeks I called the response was...."uhh yah, it's been here for a week, are you planning to come in and pick it up?" WTF...giving me attitude when you guys forgot to call me!!!
But it's still a decent place.
To the OP, did you not mention the salesperson's name on purpose or forgot?
The general concensus about this particular establishment has been quite negative. Doesn't their staff read up on the reviews posted on this forum? I think if they really cared, their first and main business logic is that the customer is always right.
Quite silly I think, to promise the world to a prospect and then have them drive 1.5 hours to the store and not even meet them halfway. What a way to make a first impression.
Mystique
It's true that we don't know what we've got until we lose it, but it's also true that we don't know what we've been missing until it arrives.
people do read the forums, and then the comments are placed in the ''haters" section of their webpage
http://www.envyrides.ca/custompage.asp?pg=testimonials
thats funny they have a Haters section on their website.... why??? must really bug them to see posting hate towards them?
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