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November 26, 2008
poor customer service
Within an hour of placing an online order with Leapfrog I realized my son had already purchased one of the 5 items I had ordered. I called to cancel the one item and was told that because the order was in process I could not change my order even though it had not been shipped. The supervisor I spoke with at Leapfrog is Reha employee number 942. She said because the order was in process it could NOT be changed and I would have to wait to receive the item, get an RMA # then ship the item back. This is very poor customer relations. I have never had an online so unwilling to work with me on ANYTHING! CONSUMER BEWARE OF LEAPFROG online orders!!!
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December 27, 2006
Absolutely the worst experience I have ever had with an online order!
This is absolutely the worst experience I have ever had with an online order. I have spent thousands of dollars online. My order was place on December 14 and I was guaranteed Christmas delivery.
It is very important that children's toy's arrive on time. My first call was made on December 17 or 18 and was told the item was being prepared to ship and I could expect an email the following day with shipping information and it would definitely arrive for Christmas. I did not receive an email as promised. My second call was on December 20. They could give me no information regarding shipping but again assured me it would arrive on time. At this point I was getting leary and it was too late to go order from somewhere else. I also sent an email explaining the problem, asking for help, and expressing my frustration. To date I have received no answer to this email. My third call was made on December 22. Again they could give me no information as to whether it has been shipped or not. The Customer service representative promised that he would check with shipping and call me back. Guess what, he didn't call. I was left without a gift. I will never buy another LeapFrog item and will tell everyone I know of this experience. They need to get their act together or get out of the online business. The public needs to be aware of companies that do not care about their customers.
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