Address to Send a Customer Complaint

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Discussion Overview

This thread discusses a situation involving a Pampered Chef consultant and a hostess who experienced issues with a wedding registry, including incorrect credit information and multiple charges on a debit card. Participants share their experiences and seek advice on how to address the situation with the home office.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, describes a situation where a hostess received incorrect credit information from the home office, leading to confusion and dissatisfaction.
  • Another participant mentions that the home office has stated they will cover any fees related to the multiple charges and suggests contacting them directly for resolution.
  • Several users express concern about the implications of the incorrect credit and the lack of communication from the home office regarding the error.
  • One participant shares their experience of having spoken to the home office multiple times without resolution, highlighting their frustration with the situation.
  • Another participant suggests that the consultant should ask for specific compensation for the hostess to help mend the relationship.
  • One participant notes that they have already sent a gift to the hostess but feel that their concerns have been dismissed by the home office.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ among participants regarding the effectiveness of the home office's response and the best course of action for the consultant and hostess. No clear consensus emerges on how to resolve the situation.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences related to customer service interactions with the home office and the challenges faced when dealing with errors in credit and charges.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants facing similar issues with customer complaints or home office communication may find the shared experiences and suggestions relevant.

pc ri lisa
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I have a hostess who did a wedding registry for me and it went very well about $650 in sales, UNTIL the home office sent an email telling her she had credits for a 1000 dollar show. Which I guess was sent in error and they did not send a follow up email to correct this. She was okay with this though not exactly happy, not that I blame her. And here is the best part when she went to close out the show, it was the day the debit cards were getting charged multiple times. She had over $400 in charges for a $50 order. I have been looking for an email or adress where she can send a letter of complaint. I have been looking and cannot find what I am looking for.
Can anyone help.
Thanks so much!
 
So they gave her more credit than she should have had? As far as the credit card issue, HO has already said they will pay all fees. You just need to send the bank information to HO. Have her call 1-888-OUR CHEF with the information. They will take care of her and probably give her a gift too.

She can email her complaint to: [email protected]
 
Wonder what they will do when she calls to complain she got too much credit? Did you not tell her about the info HO sent out about multiple charges? Maybe that would help out.
 
Is it possible that her registry rewards were counted like the January shows? Meaning she got extra $$ for the month of January? That might explain the extra benefits.

I would call HO personally and talk to a representative to find out.
 
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The credit was an error in the system and she did not receive extra credit. She received the credit that she was due. So they sent her false info. She was told in the email she had more credit than she actually did. I have already let home office know her account number So I will probably loose a great customer because of two screw ups I had no control over.
I gave her that email already. Does anyone have another one she can send her complaint to also?
 
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And just to be clear I have spoken to home office on more than one occasion as did she and I did not get anywhere. I have been a consultant for over 10 years and this is the first time I have ever had such a problem.
 
Ask to speak with a manager!
 
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I did not get anywhere with the person I spoke with who was a manager. Anyone know of a more direct in.
 
Don't have a better "in." I wonder what you/she wants? HO probably thinks they have resolved the issue and, as far as I can tell, they have. Perhaps you could ask for something specific and they'll be more helpful. So, ask them to send her a curtesy gift or coupon or something. If they do, it might serve you well to offer her a gift. I know it's not your fault but it's your customer.
 
Call your sales manager and get her involved. If you don't know who your sales manager is, call your ED. They will work with you
 
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I have already sent her a gift for her troubles. My issue is everyone I have talked to has pretty much blown off the fact that it was no fault of mine. When I called home office I was told an email was sent to inform consultants of the error because of the email that was sent. No email could be located. I called back and that person told me they would not be sending out an email. Why not? They had the list to send the incorrect email in the first place. The events of the last month have just made me look bad to my customer and I am not at fault for this at all. I think I just needed to vent and felt I could on this site. I am not looking for a freebie as some have mentioned. I was just looking for ideas.
Thanks
 
It sounds to me like you have done all you can do, yes, this was done through no fault of your own, so I hope your host isn't upset w/ you. PC has already offered to correct everything, so have the host call or email HO and have them deal w/ her. There's really nothing YOU can do...
 

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