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- Jul 13, 2017
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I've been a member for a while and I have read far too many threads where a reefer has "flamed" a vendor or manufacturer for any one of dozens of reasons: bad service, poor quality, rudeness, price, shipping issues, etc. I understand the desire to use your voice when you feel that you have been slighted and I understand that social media platforms provide an outstanding stage from which to preach your gospel.
However, I think we owe it to each other and the vendors/manufacturers that work hard to advance the hobby and help people be successful to think before you just turn your guns to the group responsible for the latest equipment failure or distressed delivery.
That being said I would like to share an experience I had recently with BRS that so genuinely exceeded my expectations that I was taken off guard. I wont mention any names or detail the specifics but I reached out to them to request information about buying a replacement part for one of their pieces of equipment. I was asked, very promptly, to send a picture of the piece that failed. This particular piece was woefully out of warranty (if it even had a warranty to begin with) but I was told one had been located. Four days later it arrived on my doorstep free of charge despite my request to pay for it.
I think we as consumers need to be reminded from time to time that these companies genuinely do appreciate our business and our loyalty.
However, I think we owe it to each other and the vendors/manufacturers that work hard to advance the hobby and help people be successful to think before you just turn your guns to the group responsible for the latest equipment failure or distressed delivery.
That being said I would like to share an experience I had recently with BRS that so genuinely exceeded my expectations that I was taken off guard. I wont mention any names or detail the specifics but I reached out to them to request information about buying a replacement part for one of their pieces of equipment. I was asked, very promptly, to send a picture of the piece that failed. This particular piece was woefully out of warranty (if it even had a warranty to begin with) but I was told one had been located. Four days later it arrived on my doorstep free of charge despite my request to pay for it.
I think we as consumers need to be reminded from time to time that these companies genuinely do appreciate our business and our loyalty.

their customer service is one of the reasons I use them as my primary source of dry goods. That plus I can get things from them next day since I'm in the neighboring state 


