12" Lid = 7 Pampered Chef Set????

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Discussion Overview

This thread discusses various experiences related to shipping errors with Pampered Chef products, particularly focusing on instances where hosts received incorrect items instead of what they ordered. Participants share their personal anecdotes regarding these mix-ups and the reactions of both hosts and customer service.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant recounts a situation where a host received a 7-piece set of cookware instead of a 12" lid, highlighting the potential for confusion in shipping.
  • Another participant shares a similar experience where they received a 12-inch stainless skillet instead of a professional grill pan.
  • Several users mention the temptation to keep mistakenly sent items, with one participant expressing concern about the moral implications of doing so.
  • One participant describes a case where a hostess received broken items and was instructed to return them, contrasting with other experiences where items were allowed to be kept.
  • Another participant notes a situation where a host received an entire box of stoneware instead of the ordered grill pan and press, raising questions about shipping processes.
  • One participant shares a humorous interaction with customer service regarding the shipping errors, noting the representative's animated response.
  • Another participant reflects on a minor shipping error involving an empty bag and expresses gratitude for honest people in the community.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on how often these shipping errors occur and the responses from customer service, with no clear consensus on the frequency or handling of such situations.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences that reflect a range of outcomes when dealing with shipping mistakes, illustrating the variability in how these situations are managed.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants who have hosted shows or are involved in product orders may find these shared experiences relevant to their own dealings with shipping and customer service issues.

GeorgiaPeach
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I had a friend host a show with sales of $1145 :D since she was going out of town I offered to help her sort and bag everything. I got there today and get this.....they shipped her a 7 pc set of Executive cookware instead of the 12" lid!!! The label even said "12 inch lid". I can understand mixing up bamboo spatulas with the bamboo specialty set...I can even understand getting a medium bar board instead of a large one but an ENTIRE box of cookware!!!

This host is very honest and would have reported it to me even if I weren't there. But I could definitely see someone else just thanking their lucky stars :eek:
 
WOW that is crazy!!
 
I had one labeled Prof. Grill Pan and they sent the 12 inch Stainless Skillet. lol

Just call them to do the adjustment. Like you said, some wouldn't be so honest.:eek: :grumpy:
 
If it were mailed to me, I would tempted to keep it, but fear Karma would come back to bite me in the butt. I agree that is a big mix up! Most of my hosts tell me when the have an extra quikut knife or (old) bamboo tongs (I assume tell me about extras, but who knows!)
 
missyciccolella said:
If it were mailed to me, I would tempted to keep it, but fear Karma would come back to bite me in the butt. I agree that is a big mix up! Most of my hosts tell me when the have an extra quikut knife or (old) bamboo tongs (I assume tell me about extras, but who knows!)
Exactly.

Sometimes they let you keep the thing that was sent in error. I asked if I could keep the skillet and she laughed at me. :p
 
My hostess had two of the polka dot bowls broke in shipment. they requested she send them back after I told her to throw them away. They never have asked before to return something within the 30 days. So I told her I would take care of it and in the meantime they sent out a replacement which ended up being the Exective Saute pan. the label had polka dot bowls slapped on top of the saute box. Like HELLO, can you not tell that this is cookware and not dishes.
Crystal
 
This must happen quite often. I had an outside order (out of the state actually) who ordered the grill pan and press. She received a whole box full of SA! They had her ship it back, and sent her the pan & press, with a BBQ basting bottle as a "sorry for the mistake" gift.

What I don't understand is this: cookware ships in its own boxes - it doesn't get packed into another box. So how could SA, which has to be picked and packed, with padding around it, be mistaken for a pan?
 
Call the HO and tell them you told her to throw the bowls away. Maybe they will take care of it. Sometimes they want you to send stuff back, and sometimes they don't. I am not sure how they decide that. If it is something broken...stoneware, etc...you only need to send a piece of it back. If it is not under warrantee that helps on shipping costs. I had a host whose skillet was dented...not a big dent, but noticeable...and they shipped her a new one and told her to keep the other one.
 
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I called HO. Got the funniest lady. I told her about the broken stones and how they had to be broken in the warehouse because the boxes had matching dents but the shipping box was fine. She was like, "Oh My...that's terrible..I'm SO sorry"..on and on. Then when I told her about the cookware. "OH MY!!! I can't believe it! How could that happen?" It was like she was becoming more upset than I was :) Usually I get people that are just calm and process the adjustment. She was very animated :) Made me smile.
 
Gee, all I got wrong was an empty bag, no tote, on my Supply order. Correction...the packing list was in the shipping bag too.Thank goodness for honest people :) Hope I'm never put to the 'free' cookware test.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "12" Lid = 7 Pampered Chef Set" mean?

The phrase "12" Lid = 7 Pampered Chef Set" typically refers to the compatibility of a 12-inch lid with a specific set of Pampered Chef cookware, specifically indicating that the lid can fit seven different pieces within that set.

Which Pampered Chef products are included in the 7-piece set?

The 7-piece Pampered Chef set usually includes a variety of cookware items such as saucepans, skillets, and possibly a Dutch oven, all designed to work with the 12-inch lid for optimal cooking performance.

Can I use the 12" lid with other brands of cookware?

While the 12" lid is specifically designed for Pampered Chef products, it may fit other brands if they have a similar diameter. However, it's best to check the compatibility to ensure a proper seal and fit.

Is the 12" lid sold separately from the 7-piece set?

Yes, the 12" lid can often be purchased separately from the 7-piece set, allowing customers to replace a lost lid or expand their cookware options without buying the entire set again.

What materials are used in the Pampered Chef 7-piece set?

The Pampered Chef 7-piece set is typically made from high-quality materials such as stainless steel or non-stick coatings, designed for durability and ease of use in various cooking methods.

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